Kaduna crash: Fiancée of late NAF pilot pens emotional tribute

Bimbo Oladuntoye, the Fiancee to the Nigeria Airforce Pilot, Taiwo Asaniyi has penned down an emotional tribute to her fiancee on social media.

Asaniyi was one of the pilots of the ill-fated Beachcraft 350 aircraft which crashed near the Kaduna International Airport last Friday.

Bunmi who revealed her JOurney with taiwo via a thread on twitter

Femi mi, Olowo ori mi, who will hype me now when I make a new hair, who will call me fine girl, who will call me the most beautiful woman in the world. I have cried and cried and cried. People have spoken to me, James and Kamal have told me you wouldn't want me to be sad and I

— Bunmi O (@bunmioladuntoye) May 23, 2021

She wrote: “Femi I have not regrets walking this journey with you, you asked me to he your wife last year in August and I gave you a resounding yes. One of the last things to said to me was to keep on being humble and continue to give. You were a giver, oh you were such a giver.”

Femi mi, Olowo ori mi, who will hype me now when I make a new hair, who will call me fine girl, who will call me the most beautiful woman in the world. I have cried and cried and cried.

People have spoken to me, James and Kamal have told me you wouldn’t want me to be sad and I know that for sure because whenever I am sad and I cry, you will be like “what’s the meaning of this now”.

The world deserves to know how great you are. To Nigerians and the world at large, my fiance FLIGHT LIEUTENANT TO ASANIYI was a great man who dedicated his life to serving this country.

Pls pray for him , pray for his family and pray for me. Adigun miiiiii, Femi miiiiii, Hot choco miiii sun re o!!!! I want your blue diary so bad because you had lots of intelligent things written in there. You treated me already like we were married.

You treated me already like we were married. You would always say “babe don’t worry, everything will be fine, don’t worry” Hot choco miii, jo ma fimisile OLUFEMI TAIWO ASANIYI I love you now and forever.

Asaniyi and 10 other military officers who died in the crash were buried at the National Military Cemetery in Abuja on Saturday.