Kechi Okwuchi who survived the crash despite living with scars and trauma from the accident takes to Twitter to enumerate her achievements.
In a note via the micro-blogging platform, the writer showered accolades on herself for publishing a book and acquiring an MBA degree.
In her words, “To the 60 angels: 17 yrs since the crash & I have 60 reasons to keep on. This year I published a book & became an MBA graduate. I’ll use these things to make you even prouder. To each soul that was lost 17 yrs ago today, our memories of you are fond & you will never be forgotten.”
To the 60 angels:
17 yrs since the crash & I have 60 reasons to keep on.
This year I published a book & became an MBA graduate. I’ll use these things to make you even prouder.
To each soul that was lost 17 yrs ago today, our memories of you are fond & you will never be forgotten. pic.twitter.com/szGn6DOG0y— Kechi Okwuchi (@Kechi) December 10, 2022
The Sosoliso plane crash took place on the 10th of December 2005 and had 110 passengers on board including the crew members.
