properties4sale:
Food for ogas, them go use prick expand her from inside!!! Useless hopeless men

Capt. Christy Martin, Columbus AFB international military student officer, said she was excited to watch Kafayat grow and thrive as the first female fighter pilot in Nigeria. “I think she is going to perform that title well. Sanni has a very bubbly personality and was very positive throughout the whole entire training. Pilot training is a very stressful, strenuous course, but she has always stayed positive. I think she is very determined and very excited to go back and fly fighters in her country as well,” Martin said.

Kafayat was trained in the United States of America. She is the first that went through regular combat training at the Nigerian Defence Academy to be winged for a fixed wing fighter aircraft.


https://www.thisdaylive.com/index.php/2019/10/26/kafayat-sanni-the-world-of-nigerias-first-female-fighter-pilot/

sarrki:
Am impressed

Aside those nuisance we have here

Insulting elders up and down

Like we are the cause of there failed relationships

zeus2412:

she is an alpha jet pilot. she is a personnel of Nigerian air force. and it's air force who trained her aboard.

Esseite:
Congrats to kafayat...

Nigeria limits dreams.. she obviously was not trained here.

DanHaske:

Olodo
Can't you see she is putting on Nigeria Air force uniform?

emydnobl:


Also, meet Anambra State First female pilot. https://www.absradiotv.com/2019/09/02/anambra-state-to-partner-girls-can-fly-initiative-to-train-100-pilots/

Esseite:
Congrats to kafayat...

Nigeria limits dreams.. she obviously was not trained here.

dokyOloye:

No Nigerian airforce anything.
Just a badge on her shoulder with d Nigerian flag colours.
And,must you curse?
When you get home, slap your father and mother twice each for not giving you home training.
Aturu

Esseite:


Dont generalize.... a lot of Nigerians towed the right part, had beautiful dreams, made good grades but Nigeria limits majority, which is definitely a combined effort of corruption.

Was watching a documentary on Sadio mane of liverpool and he said the only occupation every child in his village defaults to is farming.. despite going to school and making good grades, which very well replicates here.. are they corrupt aswell?... yes some might excel wonderfully in the dream Nigeria eventually gave them, but was that really their dream?

Nigeria limits majority...

DanHaske:

I didn't curse I only called you ignorant. Its obvious you know nothing about military. A US army officer can not carry the badge of another country on his uniform. That's so basic bros. As a matter of fact, an army officer can never carry the badge of another country.

NigerianSage:


Nigerian actually made it possible for the brave young Nigerian young ladies to achieve their dreams not only by believing in them but also by providing international training platforms to train with the best at one of the best training facilities in the world, 14th Flying Training Wing, COLUMBUS AIR FORCE BASE, Miss.

It's actually very commendable that Nigerian is not only tapping brave and young talents but also willing to support and give them the best training money can buy.

This is just the beginning because I see this young lady getting more training, flying advanced, and more sophisticated fighter jet as we grow air airforce systems.

DanHaske:

She is a Nigerian Airforce officer! Nigeria military sent her abroad for training, its a normal thing. Majority of our officers have gone out for a course or two.

dokyOloye:

Just fork off

topstone4:

Mace0lane:
Yoruba Amaka !

Many people will commit suicide willingly over this news before day break but ko Kan aye.

Yoruba lawa !

Esseite:


Dont generalize.... a lot of Nigerians towed the right part, had beautiful dreams, made good grades but Nigeria limits majority, which is definitely a combined effort of corruption.

Was watching a documentary on Sadio mane of liverpool and he said the only occupation every child in his village defaults to is farming.. despite going to school and making good grades, which very well replicates here.. are they corrupt aswell?... yes some might excel wonderfully in the dream Nigeria eventually gave them, but was that really their dream?

Nigeria limits majority...

Sailorsoldier1:
wat is wrong with this wan? Loan her to Nigeria ...is she American? Shes Nigerian, she went for flying course abroad. Olodo!

Glink2018:
Developed country reward talents but in Nigeria, we reward base on tribal affiliation and religious affinity with the one at the top....

There was an international training someone in my department was sent to do. By all measures, the guy didn't qualify for the training but because he's the son to one of the ones at the top, he was sent to go for the training.
He messed up big time because he can cope with the level of intelligence required for the training....and that the system we operate in Nigeria.
A dullard will be promoted ahead of best brains.... I'm done with Nigeria.

sarrki:



Nigeria Killed dream ?

You Don't Mean it! Who is Nigeria, if I May Ask? Let us Be Very Clear, Our Parents Failed Yesterday and We Are Failing Today. We All Corrupted Nigeria and The Consequences of Our Sustained Family/Communal Powered Commonwealth Looting is Hurting us Today. Our Failure As a Country, is Our Fault As A People! Don't Cry For Nigeria, Cry For YOU... YES YOU! WE ARE ALL NOT WELL!

Esseite:


Dont generalize.... a lot of Nigerians towed the right part, had beautiful dreams, made good grades but Nigeria limits majority, which is definitely a combined effort of corruption.

Was watching a documentary on Sadio mane of liverpool and he said the only occupation every child in his village defaults to is farming.. despite going to school and making good grades, which very well replicates here.. are they corrupt aswell?... yes some might excel wonderfully in the dream ]Nigeria eventually gave them, but was that really their dream?

Nigeria limits majority...

Fulfilling the dream

Sanni said she’s always wanted to be a fighter pilot and “I was just lucky to be chosen.”

It was also my choice It was what I wanted to do. And I felt that everyone is not supposed to fold their arms and watch what is happening in our country.

“Everyone could always play their part. So, I did not think there was any reason for me to think that it is not possible for me to actually fly the jet because there was no female that ever flew the jet. I believe I could achieve it and I did,” she said.[/b]

https://face2faceafrica.com/article/meet-kafayat-sanni-first-female-fighter-pilot-in-nigerian-air-forces-55-year-history

GogetterMD:
She's a member of the US Airforce and not the Nigerian Airforce.
We recently commissioned female fighter pilots back home one or two years ago I think

Kollysman1:


But Kafayat Sanni Succeeded now. Why bring this to her success thread?