Photos: Associated Airline hostesses Queeneth & Toyin in hospital

 Two crew members of Associated Airline survived the plane crash that happened on Thursday morning. Toyin Samson (pictured above) and Queeneth Owolabi (pictured after the cut) were siting at the back of the plane when it went down. They are currently being treated for third degree burns at the Ikeja General Hospital. Queeneth is in a worse shape than Toyin who can talk and communicate with visitors. See a pic of Queeneth, who is a mother of two, after the cut...



Please say a prayer for them...



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  1. Unknown6 October 2013 at 17:08

    Dear God! Speedy recovery in Jesus name.


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  2. Anonymous6 October 2013 at 18:21

    May God protect them and heal them in jesus name

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  3. Anonymous6 October 2013 at 20:20

    I wish them speedy recovery IJN Amen.

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