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Emmanuel Robinson September 18, 2016 - 9:06 pm
How can one attend?
chukwuka a.t September 27, 2016 - 1:57 pm
To think of it, Nigeria Airways that was becoming the aviation power house of Africa had some surmountable financial turbulence and was thoughtlessly and rascally liquidated and since then Nigeria aviation has not returned to its glorious days. It used to be a house of very experienced pilots, engineers, management expertise, loyal personnel but then watered down by Government interference and ultimately butchered by Government. Nigerian air transport economy still suffers from the fall of Nigeria Airways. Makes one wonder what today is in the minds of the butchers?
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