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18 ex-militants who are on amnesty training
programme have graduated as private pilots at
the African Union aviation academy in
Johannesburg, South Africa
The special adviser to the president on Niger
delta, Mr Kingsley Kuku who was at the
presentation of certificate to the students
reaffirmed the commitment of the government
to empower the ex-militants to enable them
contribute their quota to the development of the
nation’s economy.
He revealed that the 26,358 persons who
embraced the federal government’s amnesty
programme will be trained in various fields
before the end of twenty thirteen.
The graduation ceremony involved a
demonstration of skill and competence by 17
student pilots who received their private pilot’s
licence at the event while others were decorated
for flying aircrafts unaccompanied by their
instructors.
Mr Kuku who was flown by one of the student
pilots at the Grand Central airport in Midrand,
also expressed plans by the federal government
to ensure that Nigeria dominate the aviation
industry soon.
The chief executive officer of the aviation
academy commended the federal government
for investing in the youths.
Mr Kuku who also doubles as the chairman of
the amnesty programme assured the students
that the federal government will support them
to enable them and secure their commercial
pilot’s licence.
The 18 students who obtained their private
pilot’s licence were presented with their licences
while others who have attained the status of
flying solo were decorated.
50 students under the amnesty programme are
being trained as pilots in South Africa

This is really great news. Good one for those guys!

abi this guy they plan ahead

Are you minding the clever-by-half people. They think other nation-states within this geographical expression called Nigeria are mumu!!!

Yesterday, it was an ex-militant they were engaging to man the coast, today another set of militants are "private" pilots.

Let them keep hiding behind one finger, till they reach the point of no return

kunlekunle: abi this guy they plan ahead