The Chief Executive Officer of Executive Jets Services Limited, Sam Iwuajoku has expressed surprise over the federal government's failure to arrest controversial singer, Naira Marley his crew members for violating the interstate travel ban.

In an interview with Premium Times, the airline CEO admitted writing the apology letter addressed to the Minister of Aviation Hadi Sirika. He said he wrote the letter which has been trailed by mixed reaction out of anger.

Iwuajoku also condemned the indiscriminate movement of any form during the Coronavirus pandemic.

He said; “Why will anyone be moving around unnecessarily during a pandemic? Moving around for musical concert at this time is ‘unnecessary movement’. I am wondering why they were not even arrested.

“I have been abused by people who said I referred to them as ‘useless people’ but I don’t care. If you see the truth, say it. Although I said so in anger, that is still my position today.”

He reiterated his earlier position of mistaking Naira Marley for Minister of Works, ‘Babatunde Fashola’.

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Arrested for what?
What sun exactly did he commit?
You are the number one person that ought to be arrested.
If you didn't fly him, he wouldn't have gone for the concert.
Leave your cover up of Fashola.
Your team knew who they were flying and fraudulently impersonated the originally approved Judge for the flight.

oponu. Yinkus indeed

yinkus6750:
Arrested for what?
What sun exactly did he commit?
You are the number one person that ought to be arrested.
If you didn't fly him, he wouldn't have gone for the concert.
Leave your cover up of Fashola.
Your team knew who they were flying and fraudulently impersonated the originally approved Judge for the flight.