3 things plane crash survivor could do now that "America's Got Talent" is over

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September 25, 2017 11:44 AM

On America's Got Talent season 12, Kechi Okwuchi inspired, wowed and moved both the judges and viewers to tears. What's next for the sosoliso crash survivor?

On Wednesday, September 20, 2017, she emerged sixth on America's Got Talent season 12 after weeks of outstanding performances that wowed, inspired and moved the judges to tears.

The show is over and it isn't easy to accept that Kechi and all of her awesomeness will no longer be available weekly.

What's next for Kechi now that the reality show is over? There are variety of options, and Pulse Movies has put together three things she could do.

1. Host an inspirational talk show

On December 10, 2005, Kechi became one of the two survivors of the Sosoliso Airline Flight 1145 crash that took the lives of 107 passengers.

Sharing her story on America's Got Talent, Kechi was bold, powerful and inspiring. She showcased her oratory skills by elevating a simple speech to a place of inspiration and empowerment.

Without doubt, she has the persona needed to tell a story and inspire millions on TV.

2. Write a memoir

Following the crash, Okwuchi suffered third-degree burns over 65% of her body and has gone through and survived over 100 surgeries since then.

Despite all, she has emerged a success: In 2015, she graduated from the University of Saint Thomas, in Texas, USA, with a First Class Degree. She also got invited into six honour societies, including the International Economics Honour Society.

There are definitely several book publishers who would offer millions for the rights to her account as a survivor and inspiration to many.

3. Start an NGO

After graduation, Kechi worked at a non-profit organization in Houston. According to her, she had no time for internships as she was always in and out of surgery.

It is plausible that Kechi would one day start an NGO that would empower and inspire men and women around the world.

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