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On May 26, 2013, Harrison Okene, a cook aboard the Jascon-4, was using the bathroom when a massive wave capsized the tugboat off Nigeria’s coast. Trapped 100 feet underwater, he found a small air pocket in a cabin and survived in darkness for 60 hours with no food or light.
Rescuers arrived days later expecting only bodies—until a diver felt a hand reach out. Harrison was alive.
After a risky decompression, he recovered… and two years later, became a professional diver—trained by the very man who saved him.On May 26, 2013, Harrison Okene, a cook aboard the Jascon-4, was using the bathroom when a massive wave capsized the tugboat off Nigeria’s coast. Trapped 100 feet underwater, he found a small air pocket in a cabin and survived in darkness for 60 hours with no food or light. Rescuers arrived days later expecting only bodies—until a diver felt a hand reach out. Harrison was alive. After a risky decompression, he recovered… and two years later, became a professional diver—trained by the very man who saved him.
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