On that flight who was in studio to narrate her story (I can’t remember her name now).
I describe that broadcast as a role-rehearsal by the principal character in her element for recall and confirmation of an experience that holds so much value to all of us, especially Nigerians; Jimi Disu’s guest told her story. All she said in the program paint a graphic picture that tends to heighten my fear for Nigeria, her local air travel industry, and her people. Particularly, it challenges our local air travel and the operating airlines for professionalism and corporate credibility. The situation evident in the crash incident of that day in June, 1995, is even worse now.
One is not sure who the worse culprit is among the operating stakeholders, ranging from the issue of efficiency and effectiveness among industry regulatory bodies, through to the corporate industry operators; everybody seems to be devising own operating standards, as may be deemed suitable. About two weeks ago, an…
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