The remaining two bodies in Wednesday’s helicopter crash in the Lagos lagoon have been found.
Ten people – four dead and six rescued – were retrieved from the lagoon on Wednesday.
Thursday’s bodies implies six people have now been confirmed dead from the crash.
Rescue officials are now putting the corpses into body bags.
More details soon…
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