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JUST IN: Unruly Ibom Air’s Passenger, Emmanson to get ambassadorial appointment – Keyamo

Festus Keyamo, the Minister of Aviation, has said that Airline Operators of Nigeria (AON) are considering of using Comfort Emmanson, who also shown remorse, as their own Ambassador for good passenger conduct.

The Minister said the Aviation agencies are considering using Wasiu Ayinde for the role in order to use him as symbol to prevent others from engaging in such act.

Keyamo stated this via his X while clarifying the reason the agency appointed Wasiu Ayinde, popularly known as K1 De Ultimate as an Ambassador.

He wrote, “For further clarification, it is common practice all over the world that a repentant offender is made to preach publicly against the exact conduct from which he has repented. It is akin to Community Service.

“It is not paid for and it is voluntary service. Unfortunately, in Nigeria, some would assume that once you hear the word ‘Ambassador’ it is a big position that comes with the perquisites of office.

“No, it is not. It is for free. It is not the first time it is happening in Nigeria and it will not be the last . Examples abound of such roles given to repentant persons by previous governments in Nigeria.

“Whilst the Aviation agencies are considering using KWAM 1 for such a role, in my discussion last night with the Airline Operators of Nigeria (AON), they are also looking at the option of using Ms. Comfort Emmanson, who has also shown remorse, as their own Ambassador for good passenger conduct.

“It is left for the AON to work out those details since she has been actually released from prison custody today based on my earlier statement.

“Whilst the usual suspects can continue to question our decisions on this issue, we firmly believe we have been fair to all”.

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