Air Peace Sounds Alarm: Xenophobic Attacks Threaten Nigerian Travelers, Evacuation Backed
West Africa's largest airline, Air Peace, has voiced deep concern over the evacuation of Nigerian citizens from South Africa, reaffirming its commitment to humanitarian service. The airline's efforts align with Chairman Allen Onyema's philosophy of prioritizing national interest over commercial gains, with discussions ongoing for potential additional evacuation flights.Air Peace, recognized as West Africa's largest airline, has publicly expressed profound sorrow and concern regarding the events that led to the evacuation of Nigerian citizens from South Africa. The airline described the situation as both unfortunate and deeply troubling.
Mr. Nowel Ngala, Air Peace's Chief Commercial Officer, conveyed the airline's steadfast commitment to humanitarian service through a statement issued by the airline's Spokesperson, Efe Osifo-Whiskey. Ngala emphasized that Air Peace's initiative to transport the returnees back to Nigeria is a direct reflection of the patriotic vision championed by Air Peace Chairman and Chief Executive Officer, Allen Onyema. Onyema's guiding philosophy consistently prioritizes national interest, compassion, and dedicated service above purely commercial motivations.
Furthermore, Ngala affirmed Air Peace's readiness to continue supporting the Federal Government in its crucial mission to safeguard Nigerian citizens globally, regardless of their location. He also disclosed that active discussions are currently underway concerning the arrangement of additional evacuation flights, should the evolving circumstances necessitate further action to bring more Nigerians home safely.