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Arewa Youth Consultative Forum backs Air Peace’s water salute plan at Gatwick airport

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April 13, 2024
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The Arewa Youth Consultative Forum , AYCF, has pledged its support for Air Peace’s plan to conduct a traditional water salute at Gatwick Airport.

Mr. Yerima Shettima, the President General of AYCF, conveyed this in a statement released to reporters on Friday in Lagos.

Shettima expressed the forum’s view that the refusal of Gatwick Airport authorities in London to permit the airline to perform the customary ritual marking the inauguration of new flights was unwarranted and intimidating.

He said the refusal to grant Air Peace’s request for a water salute, only to provide the same honour to another airline two days later, was nothing short of hostility.

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“AYCF firmly stands against such discriminative practices.

“The treatment Air Peace received on its inaugural day was deplorable, with a dysfunctional check-in area that hampered passenger experience due to a non-operational carousel (luggage belt).

“It is a shameful display of bias and unprofessionalism for Gatwick Airport authorities to suddenly decide to extend a welcome to Air Peace nearly two weeks after the incident.

“This delayed response reeks of insincerity and is an insult to every well-meaning Nigerian,” Shettima said.

However, AYCF acknowledged and appreciated the overwhelming support from Nigerians across tribes and ethnicities, who had rallied behind Air Peace, showcasing unity against such antics.

He commended the support of all well-meaning Nigerians which had begun to bear fruit in bringing attention to the issue.

“The AYCF demands fair treatment and equal opportunities for all airlines operating in Nigeria.

“It is imperative that Gatwick Airport authorities rectify their actions and apologise for the unwarranted treatment Air Peace faced.

“We remain committed to championing the rights of Nigerian businesses and lending support to all organisations facing unfair treatment,” he said.

Shettima, therefore, called on the international community, public figures and fellow youth organisations to join in condemning the actions.

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