Wahala dey for Statesville, North Carolina as plane crash land around Statesville Regional Airport on Thursday. Seven people, including one big name, retired NASCAR driver Greg Biffle, no make am out alive.

The crash happen around 10:15 a.m. as the Cessna C550 plane wey take off small time before from the airport come go burst for runway, scatter ground dey burn like barbecue. Eyewitnesses and photos show say the thing be serious razzmatazz as flames dey engulf the aircraft.

As the matter dey hot, the North Carolina State Highway Patrol (NCSHP) don confirm say all the seven people onboard no survive. Na wetin dem talk about the crash, e fit take serious investigations to find out wetin really cause the plane to crash.

Greg Biffle no dey alone for di list of casualties; him wife, Cristina, daughter Emma, son Ryder, along with three others, Dennis Dutton, Jack Dutton, and Craig Wadsworth wey be his assistant, also catch am for di plane.

According to di gist wey don come out, Biffle and him family dey fly go visit popular internet personality Cleetus McFarland for Florida before di tragic event happen. Cleetus share am for him Facebook, saying dem dey very heartbroken over di tragedy.

Kenny Wallace, another ex-NASCAR driver, also express him grief for di matter as e share photo of Craig Wadsworth, wey don dey run motorhome for him for six years. Dis one show say di NASCAR famileee dey feel di pain deep.

For now, di airport don shut down and all investigative bodies, including di Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), dey on ground to check wetin go happen next. Na nats for Statesville as weather report show say di plane try come back for landing after e take off but e no make am, na dat one lead to di crash.

Di city manager, Ron Smith, talk say dem dey expect plenty work as agencies dey comb di scene to gather evidence. Na serious palava wey don touch many hearts, and e go take some time before dem fit conclude di investigation.

As we dey wait for more update, make we continue to dey pray for di families wey loss dem loved ones and di first responders wey dey try help. Dis kind of news dey always heavy for heart. Na only God sabi how dem go cope with dis loss.