A Nigerian man named David Ukesone who boarded a flight for the first time in his life, has been hospitalized after being tied with sit belt on a flight from Nigeria to Chicago on the 23rd of January, 2018. .



WgnTV Reports that Ukesone had never been on a plane before, and it was his first time flying, according to his family. His children said there was no issue on his flight from Nigeria to Dubai. .



But from Dubai to Chicago, there was a misunderstanding that led to their father being restrained for more than eight-hours -- ultimately sending him to the hospital. .



His family said he unknowingly sat in the wrong seat. His family said when the crew moved him, and wouldn't let him get his carry-on. They restrained him, leaving him zip tied for eight-hours. .



Emirates Airlines said he was being unruly and they were trying to keep others safe. There were no details on what happened. His family doubts this and demands answers. .



Ukesone's family shared images of injuries to their father's head and where his arms and legs were restrained by flight attendants.



He's expected to be released from the hospital on Thursday.


News from Ebiwali-- https://www.ebiwalismoment.com/2018/01/oh-dear-nigerian-man-hospitalized-in-us.html

I can't see any injury.

Maybe it is the shock of dying uncertain death

Ehya, over joy dey kill too

That must have been his phobia

Blakjewelry:
Maybe it is the shock of dying uncertain death

olayinex:
Ehya, over joy dey kill too

Y'all don't read.
From Dubai to Chicago, there was a misunderstanding that led to their father being restrained for more than eight-hours -- ultimately sending him to the hospital.
He was placed in the wrong seat.
It wasn't phobia or excitement

He was trying to suppress a personal disorder within him (either a phobia or anxiety ), but he chose a rather violent method. If he becomes a threat to the safety of the flight as well as other passengers, then it is the duty of the flight attendants to contain and refrain him.

He will get over the trauma in the hospital

The worry is; which flight would allow him to board them back home?

It's aviophobia - fear of flying.

Hahahahahahaha, poverty is a sin.

There should at least been a Nigerian on that flight that could have interpreted what was going on to the old man.
If they moved him from the wrong seat to the right one and he wanted to get his carry on, there shouldn't have been a problem then. I think something got lost in transition.
On the other hand, I feel sorry for most of these old folks when traveling by air, when I'm in their presence because they look lost.
But the joy of going to see their kids or grandkids is enough to go through that for them.

nawa oo

I've sat on the same row with somebody's grandma from Edo state...and was her ADC for the entire flight.

Seat

Oh sheet! This is giving me the chills, jitters and tickles concurrently .

thesettingz:
That must have been his phobia

You Are very correct ,#Dennis bergkam twin brother .

SEE WAITING BUHARI CAUSE

Definitely from the village, poor guy..

dayleke:
There should at least been a Nigerian on that flight that could have interpreted what was going on to the old man.
If they moved him from the wrong seat to the right one and he wanted to get his carry on, there shouldn't have been a problem then. I think something got lost in transition.
On the other hand, I feel sorry for most of these old folks when traveling by air, when I'm in their presence because they look lost.
But the joy of going to see their kids or grandkids is enough to go through that for them.

You haven't lost your humanity

Many

You think boarding a plan is a child's play? We play too much in this country

Chai... Fear no good oo


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delishpot:


You haven't lost your humanity

Watch and pray

It's not always good to allow an elderly person flying for the first time to do so unaccompanied. For one, they need a companion to help with their luggage, the in-flight instructions, choice of food etc. Na the economy sha...better to schedule the parents' visit around yours if you can afford it.

Chikita66:
Hahahahahahaha, poverty is a sin.

Alot of people with tiny brains, what really warrant this your unreasonable statement.? The man was restrained for good 8 hours thereby sustaining injuries. How do poverty come in here? But must you comment?

thesettingz:
That must have been his phobia

yes I guess.