Date	Air Force	A'cft	Unit / Serial	based	crashed	crew	photo	seat
10th November 1983	NAF	Alpha Jet ??			Near Kano, Nigeria	FLYING OFFICER Olufemi Fayolin [In 2007 AIR VICE MARSHAL OLUFEMI FALOYIN]		Stencel
7th November 1988	NAF	Alpha Jet ??			At Tchadlac, Nigeria	FLT. LT. AKOGUN		Stencel
						FLT. LT. RINDABAS		Stencel
12th October 1990	NAF	Alpha Jet ??			At Makurdi, Nigeria	FL. LT. BALOGUN		Stencel
								Stencel

LOSSES OF NIGERIAN AIRCRAFT FITTED WITH EJECTION SEATS - NO DETAILS IF ANY EJECTION ATTEMPTS WERE MADE

Date	Air Force	A'cft	Unit / Serial	based	crashed	crew	photo	seat
1966	NAF	Piaggio 149D			crashed at Ibadan	Lieutenant Onyirimba killed
						Lieutenant Onyeji killed
late 1967	NAF	Aero L-29 Delfin			Plunged and crashed while returning to base from a bombing raid to Onitsha in support of the 2nd Division of the Nigerian Army	Lt  Jide Akerele killed		no ejection
1967	NAF	Aero L-29 Delfin				2/Lt G Ozieh killed
1967	NAF	Aero L-29 Delfin				2/Lt  S Lawal killed
1968	NAF	Aero L-29 Delfin				T/Capt O Aiyelagbe killed
1968	NAF	Aero L-29 Delfin				Lt U Abiolakilled
1968	NAF	Aero L-29 Delfin				Capt J Ayinla killed
1968-69	NAF	Ilyushin IL-28 Bomber [ex-Egyptian]			DETAILS APPRECIATED may have been ground loss	probably an Egyptian or mercenary crew
1968-9	NAF	Ilyushin IL-28 Bomber [ex-Egyptian]			DETAILS APPRECIATED may have been ground loss	probably an Egyptian or mercenary crew
1968	NAF	Aero L-29 Delfin				T/Capt E Smith killed
1969	NAF	Aero L-29 Delfin			Commenting on the circumstances that led to his death, Brigadier Ikwue stated that he was on a solo flight in an L-29 aircraft in the South-western part of the country when he ran into bad weather and subsequently ran out of fuel. He was then said to have made an emergency landing but unfortunately ran into a tree and died in the process. In appreciation of his selfless service to the country, the Federal Government post- humously honoured him in October 1982 with the national award of the Order of the Federal Republic of Nigeria (OFR).	Col  S A Alao killed	yes
1970	NAF	Aero L-29 Delfin				Maj I Maina killed
1971	NAF	MiG-17				Maj  D Ato killed
1976	NAF	MiG-21				Flt Lt  D Shekoni killed
1976	NAF	MiG-17				Fg Offr JC Nwatarali killed
1978	NAF	Aero L-29 Delfin				Flt Lt I Ganiyu killed
1st March 1978	NAF	MiG-21U trainer			In collision with Nigerian Fokker F-28 Friendship 1000. All 5 crew and 11 passengers were killed. Near Runway 05 Kano Airport, Nigeria	pilot killed		no ejections
						crew member killed
1978	NAF	MiG-21				Fg Offr VOT Ladoye killed
1983	NAF	MiG 21				Fg Offr J A Yussuf killed		13 May 1983 Flying Officer Babatunde Yussuff died prematurely in a MiG 21 crash in Maiduguri on 13 May 1983
1984	NAF	Jaguar				Flt Lt Shaman Musa killed
1985	NAF	MiG-21				Fg Offr J Akpogu killed
1985	NAF	MiG-21				Sqn Ldr AB Ogboye killed
1986	NAF	Alpha Jet				Fg Offr    Imadoumwoyin killed
1986	NAF	MiG-21				Flt Lt  K Lawal killed
1988	NAF	MiG 21				Fg Offr F Olubode killed
1988	NAF	MiG 21				Flt Lt  Ogu killed
1989	NAF	MiG 21				Fg Offr McDavid killed
1989	NAF	L-39ZA Albatros				Flt Lt D Okunrinyo killed
1989	NAF	L-39ZA Albatros				Fg Offr BE Ahodu killed
1989	NAF	MiG-21				Flt Lt Shoyebi killed
1990	NAF	L-39ZA Albatros				Sqn Ldr NA Abdallah killed
1990	NAF	Jaguar				Sqn Ldr  Garba killed
1990	NAF	L-39 ZA Albatros				Fg Offr Mshel-Bwala killed
1998	NAF	Alpha Jet E				Wg Cdr Ado Bashir killed
1999	NAF	Alpha Jet  E				Sqn Ldr A Mohammed killed
2003	NAF	Alpha Jet E				Wg Cdr  E Scott killed
2003	NAF	Alpha Jet E				Wg Cdr  A Eniaye killed
2004	NAF	Alpha Jet E				Wg Cdr  RO Adeniyi killed
8th January 1999	NAF	Alpha Jet E		ECOMOG [Economic Community of West African States Monitoring Group } Originally based at 99 Air Weapon School (99 AWS), Kainji	Claimed to have been shot down by AAA in Sierra Leone by rebel fighters LOSS DENIED by NAF			Stencel
22 of May 1969		Mig 17F	NAF 620	Porth Harcourt airbase	Hit on ground by Biafran air attack. Written off			no ejection
24 of May 1969		Mig 17F		Benin airbase	Claimed hit on ground by Biafran air attack			no ejection
26 of May 1969		Mig 17F		Enugu airbase	Claimed hit while taking off by Biafran air attack			no ejection
26 of May 1969		Il-28		Enugu airbase	Claimed hit on ground by Biafran air attack			no ejection
12th November 1969		3 MIG 17s		Port Harcourt airbase	Claimed hit on ground by Biafran air attack			no ejection

Known Nigerian Aircraft fitted with ejection seats- but not their fates

Nigerian Air Force (13 Jaguar SNs & 5 Jaguar BNs)

Van's RV-6A Air Beetle two seat trainer - egress system not known

There may have been 33 MiG-17Fs in total.
One of the MiG-17A may have been a MiG-17PF

Known Nigerian Air Force Losses - no ejection seat fitted aircraft.

1996: Ibrahim Abacha, the eldest son of Nigeria's military ruler, and 14 others were killed when their HS-125 jet crashed in Nigeria.

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