More people die on our roads every year than air. Former Commonwealth Secretary General, Chief Emeka Anyaoku described our roads as "worse than that of war-torn countries". Our roads can be best described as death-traps, especially the roads in eastern, southern and western part of the country. Yet this issue is at the back-burner of government agenda.

Should government concentrate more on improving air safety to the detriment of road safety?

Isn't it a sheer hypocrisy that we are so fixated on plane crash rather than road traffic accidents?

My condolence to the families of those that lost their lives in Dana plane crash.