SonOfEl:


Another dude with inferiority syndrome spotted.

Flora Nwapa - first female (and best selling) author
Chioma Ajunwa - first female and single Olympic gold medalist
Rita Dominic - Presently the most awarded actress
Onyeka Owenu - first best selling female singer

We are ready for you anytime..... Keep it coming...

MidasTouche01:
Sleekyshuga, this is ur Aunt-Inlaw abi?


I remember reading it somewhere in ur diary that ur uncle married the first female pilot in Nigeria

What do you call your grand uncle's wife ?

Yeah, she is the one.

My granduncle though..

Intellect20:


In Biafraa, women are treated like men and posses just as equal rights! Not the same in Arewa and Oduwanikistan!

MMMscam:


Wrong! That was captain Hadiza, and she was the first female Nigerian airways pilot, not the first commercial pilot. It was notable being that Nigerian airways was the national airline at the time. Captain Chinyere Kalu is undoubtedly and inarguably the first female commercial pilot in Nigeria.

thewarrior72:
Igbos are special and unique breed in africa, probabily because we did not allow islam in our land

omogidi234:


Sir, who among these women flew an aircraft first in Nigeria? Let us abrogate the dicotomy as to commercial flight, military flight, helicopter and Nigerian Airways. By the way, was Nigerian Airways not a commercial flight moving people outside of Nigeria or within Nigeria?

sabama007:


So, Nigerian Airways na Private Airline not commercial abi?


JESUS, provide epp for this dude

sabama007:


Hadiza


http://www.informationng.com/2015/06/the-tragic-story-of-captain-hadiza-lantana-oboh-nigeria-airways-first-only-female-pilot.html

SonOfEl:


[s]Inferiority will not kill you

Its like saying Late Mrs kuti (fela's mom) was 'only' the first to drive a car, but she isn't the first to drive a police or military van, who wants to know that? Nonsense![/s]

MMMscam:



Captain Chinyere Kalu, first female pilot in Nigeria. The specifics of "commercial airline" was included to correct the erroneous info in the article that she was the first female fighter pilot. Nigerian airways was a commercial airline but not the only commercial airline. So just because Hadiza was the first female pilot to fly a Nigerian airways plane doesn't mean she was the first female to fly a plane in Nigeria. Do you understand now? Hadiza was still student in school when Captain Chinyere Kalu had been flying planes as a licensed commercial pilot.

Sleekyshuga:

What do you call your grand uncle's wife ?

Yeah, she is the one.

klax:


You are correct. God bless don't mind my so called confused jews my people always seeking attention.

MMMscam:



You must be an insane senile drunkard if you think flying a commercial plane is equivalent to flying a military fighter jet.

thewarrior72:
Igbos are special and unique breed in africa, probabily because we did not allow islam in our land

nwabobo:


Op check her date of birth, she became a pilot in 1978.

MMMscam:



You must be an insane senile drunkard if you think flying a commercial plane is equivalent to flying a military fighter jet.

SonOfEl:


How many lives are at risk between both? Combat or commercial?

Which of the two are used regularly?

Dude, eat the humble pie.

MMMscam:



Go and feed your hungry generations the humble pie - bloody idiot! I guess it is when a fighter jet drops a bomb on your head or dismembers your body into fragments with a 30mm caliber machine gun before you realize the magnitude of risks involved in flying it. Your comments have made it very obvious your brain is dysfunctional.

MMMscam:



Even your reference clearly states she was the first Nigerian airways female pilot. But are you too dumb to understand that being the first female employee of a particular airline doesn't make her the first female pilot? Do you know that there were other commercial airlines besides Nigerian airways? I'm trying to decipher whether your brain is still working or whether you enjoy showing off willful stupidity.

MMMscam:



Captain Chinyere Kalu, first female pilot in Nigeria. The specifics of "commercial airline" was included to correct the erroneous info in the article that she was the first female fighter pilot. Nigerian airways was a commercial airline but not the only commercial airline. So just because Hadiza was the first female pilot to fly a Nigerian airways plane doesn't mean she was the first female to fly a plane in Nigeria. Do you understand now? Hadiza was still student in school when Captain Chinyere Kalu had been flying planes as a licensed commercial pilot.

sabama007:


Hadiza


http://www.informationng.com/2015/06/the-tragic-story-of-captain-hadiza-lantana-oboh-nigeria-airways-first-only-female-pilot.html

MMMscam:



Go and feed your hungry generations the humble pie - bloody idiot! I guess it is when a fighter jet drops a bomb on your head or dismembers your body into fragments with a 30mm caliber machine gun before you realize the magnitude of risks involved in flying it. Your comments have made it very obvious your brain is dysfunctional.

VastfinderBlog:


Captain Chinyere Kalu was born in 1970. She is the first female pilot in Nigeria. A woman grew up in a very supportive big family. She decided to begin her career in Aviation because of her adventurous aunt. Her aunt was well famous for traveling abroad a lot of times. They had the matriarch in their family, so her aunt approved Chinyere’s decision and so a lady began her career into aviation.

The first female Nigerian pilot is Chinyere Kalu, who studied in Anglican Girls Grammar School, which is in Yaba, in Lagos. Then she was trained as a Commercial and Private Pilot. She also took a few aviation courses in Zaria, UK, and the USA.

Chinyere Kalu always wanted to travel the world and have an adventurous lifestyle. So she decided to take up the truly male dominated and very difficult career in order to become the first female pilot in Nigeria.

Nigeria first female fighter pilot is married to Mr. Okoli Kali and has children. 6 years ago President Goodluck Jonathan proclaimed her the Chief Executive and Rector of Nigerian College of Aviation Technology (which is mostly known as NCAT) - which is the biggest aviation training institute in the whole continent.

Before that, Chinyere Kalu was leading the College’s Flying School. There Chinyere Kalu worked as a contractual instructor.

Source: https://vastfinder..com/2017/03/captain-chinyere-kalu-meet-first.html