Blakk Rasta shares 'hard' facts of Tema mini-plane crash
Blakk Rasta shared facts surrounding the mini-aircraft crash on March 16, 2026, at Tema Community 1. The crash claimed the lives of two men, later identified as Captain Frank Donkor and Elijah Donkor, sons of founder of Hebron Prayer Camp, Elder Frank Donkor. Blakk Rasta highlighted the bravery and discretion exercised by the late pilot.
Blakk Rasta questioned why an aircraft which had been grounded for 22 years before it was refurbished, could receive clearance from the Ghana Civil Aviation Authority (GCAA) in 2023 to operate. He reiterated the gallantary demonstrated by the occupants of the aircraft. He said the pilot could have navigated the road as runway in an attempt to land safely. He said they circulated in the air to identify a location that would not cause casualties to people and hovered around the school compound long enough to ensure teachers moved all kids to safety before landing nose down. Blakk Rasta said, "The discretion exercised by the gallant pilot is one that Ghana will remember forever. They demonstrated gallantary, humanity and love for the country at the expense of their very lives."
Blakk Rasta said, "Though many commentaries have gone on since the tragic incident occurred, what actually transpired and the last communication between the victims remains a mystery until details of the black box is found and data retrieved and decoded."
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Blakk Rasta is speaking out about the recent mini-plane crash in Tema that tragically killed two men - sons of a well-known religious figure. He's raising important questions about the aircraft's history and clearance for operation, hinting at potential oversights.
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