Saharareporters learnt that the chopper was individually operated under Aero contractors license.
A source at the Accident Investigation Bureau in Nigeria stated that the agency is still awaiting further information about the crash. They said preliminary information available to the agency indicated that the chopper crashed around 4:25 PM local time when the rear of the chopper clipped an electric pole as it was landing.
There were no injuries reported to the two crewmen on board.
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