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This is Oluwatoyin Olajide; she is the second-most powerful person in Air Peace after Allen Onyema, who is the Chairman of Air Peace.

She runs and is in charge of the daily day-to-day activities of Air Peace as COO of the airline, and then reports to the owner and chairman of the airline, Allen Onyema.

She holds a First Class Honours degree in Chemical Engineering from the University of Lagos, and she is the only female COO of a Nigerian airline at the moment.

When Airpeace was still a small airline in 2014, she joined as the head of safety, and her boss promoted her to the CEO/COO position in the same year.

She has been in charge of the airline's double-digit growth and has scaled Air Peace from where she met it as a small airline to the biggest airline in West Africa today.

Toyin does not speak the same language as her boss, but it does not matter.

What matters is that she is competent, merits the job she is doing, and qualified; picking a lady who does not speak the same language as him to run his business is who Allen Onyema is.

A quintessential businessman who is a detribalized Nigerian in every sense of the word

His wife is even an Igala woman from Kogi State, and he married her in the 90's, when inter-tribal marriage was not this cool.

Toyin actually came up with the Isiagu attire because Air Peace is not an Igbo airline, and her boss endorsed the idea.

This is why I don't understand the fuss.

Air Peace is a Nigerian airline, and Isiagu is a representation and embodiment of our culture and a representation of who we are to the outside world.

Before Air Peace started flying to London, Arik and Medview had done the same, but they no longer do the same today.

For me, understanding the banana peel that made Arik fail is more important to Toyin-led Air Peace than discussing Isiagu.

Toyin is doing an incredible job as a corporate Amazon who inspires our daughters that it is possible to be a mother and still succeed in a male-dominated industry on her own terms and due to her sheer brilliance.

And this is why the work she is doing is important for our culture.

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OP, go and concentrate on your own life so that you will not beg for food like those before you

RichBoy247:
OP, go and concentrate on your own life so that you will not beg for food like those before you

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Congratulations madam! Same also for a Yoruba fella that was promoted to captain by Allen Onyema.

And that's why Airpeace is being embraced across board as a national brand. Goodluck to Allen Onyema, he is a smart guy

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Rule 2

What are you calling mods for?

Is saying that something is 'unwashed' an insult? It just means that the thing is dirty

All companies owned by Yoruba hardly have IGBOs in management positions of influence.


IGBOs should know that 1 NIGERIA doesn't favour them.

Make everybody find their square roots.

Nonsense

The mind that narrows everything to tribe or religion is a small mind.

Igbo people are very tribalistic and they hate women. why can't she be number 1 instead of ordinary number 2

Everyone knows the value of the touch of Yoruba.
Without the touch of Yoruba, no business can succeed in Nigeria

Okay cool

normaljenny:
This is Oluwatoyin Olajide; she is the second-most powerful person in Air Peace after Allen Onyema, who is the Chairman of Air Peace.

She runs and is in charge of the daily day-to-day activities of Air Peace as COO of the airline, and then reports to the owner and chairman of the airline, Allen Onyema.

She holds a First Class Honours degree in Chemical Engineering from the University of Lagos, and she is the only female COO of a Nigerian airline at the moment.

When Airpeace was still a small airline in 2014, she joined as the head of safety, and her boss promoted her to the CEO/COO position in the same year.

She has been in charge of the airline's double-digit growth and has scaled Air Peace from where she met it as a small airline to the biggest airline in West Africa today.

Toyin does not speak the same language as her boss, but it does not matter.

What matters is that she is competent, merits the job she is doing, and qualified; picking a lady who does not speak the same language as him to run his business is who Allen Onyema is.

A quintessential businessman who is a detribalized Nigerian in every sense of the word

His wife is even an Igala woman from Kogi State, and he married her in the 90's, when inter-tribal marriage was not this cool.

Toyin actually came up with the Isiagu attire because Air Peace is not an Igbo airline, and her boss endorsed the idea.

This is why I don't understand the fuss.

Air Peace is a Nigerian airline, and Isiagu is a representation and embodiment of our culture and a representation of who we are to the outside world.

Before Air Peace started flying to London, Arik and Medview had done the same, but they no longer do the same today.

For me, understanding the banana peel that made Arik fail is more important to Toyin-led Air Peace than discussing Isiagu.

Toyin is doing an incredible job as a corporate Amazon who inspires our daughters that it is possible to be a mother and still succeed in a male-dominated industry on her own terms and due to her sheer brilliance.

And this is why the work she is doing is important for our culture.

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What is this garbage

normaljenny:
This is Oluwatoyin Olajide; she is the second-most powerful person in Air Peace after Allen Onyema, who is the Chairman of Air Peace.

She runs and is in charge of the daily day-to-day activities of Air Peace as COO of the airline, and then reports to the owner and chairman of the airline, Allen Onyema.

She holds a First Class Honours degree in Chemical Engineering from the University of Lagos, and she is the only female COO of a Nigerian airline at the moment.

When Airpeace was still a small airline in 2014, she joined as the head of safety, and her boss promoted her to the CEO/COO position in the same year.

She has been in charge of the airline's double-digit growth and has scaled Air Peace from where she met it as a small airline to the biggest airline in West Africa today.

Toyin does not speak the same language as her boss, but it does not matter.

What matters is that she is competent, merits the job she is doing, and qualified; picking a lady who does not speak the same language as him to run his business is who Allen Onyema is.

A quintessential businessman who is a detribalized Nigerian in every sense of the word

His wife is even an Igala woman from Kogi State, and he married her in the 90's, when inter-tribal marriage was not this cool.

Toyin actually came up with the Isiagu attire because Air Peace is not an Igbo airline, and her boss endorsed the idea.

This is why I don't understand the fuss.

Air Peace is a Nigerian airline, and Isiagu is a representation and embodiment of our culture and a representation of who we are to the outside world.

Before Air Peace started flying to London, Arik and Medview had done the same, but they no longer do the same today.

For me, understanding the banana peel that made Arik fail is more important to Toyin-led Air Peace than discussing Isiagu.

Toyin is doing an incredible job as a corporate Amazon who inspires our daughters that it is possible to be a mother and still succeed in a male-dominated industry on her own terms and due to her sheer brilliance.

And this is why the work she is doing is important for our culture.

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Imagine that Air Peace was owned by a Yoruba person.
There is no way that the 2nd in command will be igbo

Omoawoke:
Everyone knows the value of the touch of Yoruba.
Without the touch of Yoruba, no business can succeed in Nigeria

Yea especially the dollar succeeding at almost 2k to 1 naira

No pictures, I don't believe you

BlackfireX:
Igbo people are very tribalistic and they hate women. why can't she be number 1 instead of ordinary number 2

Idi*ts roaming the streets of Nairaland.

The owner of the airlines should religiish ownership to her because she should be number one? Do you even know what COO means?

I doubt any business owned by a Yoruba will have another tribe be second in command
I remember when we went to look for work for a friend of mine in a Yoruba dominated market,the first question they asked was “hope you no be omo ibo”,the guy was Esan from edo state,he still didn’t get the job,all of una na the same thing,ibo

NewDea4:
What is this garbage

You must be Yoruba, very bitter tribe