If they're not going to pay any differently let's hope that at least they'll do something about the lousy housing the rotary people have to endure in Port Harcourt. Surely the recent fire in a house must have drawn the attention of someone in CHC International management in Canada to the fact that the houses are dangerous and sub-standard except if judged by the standards of a Mumbai slum. The lack of any decent sporting facilities is also pretty poor and don't even start to talk about the years of broken promises regarding the swimming pool such as the loss-making fixed wing division have enjoyed for years in Lagos.
It's no good providing new helicopters as the only investment if they don't invest more in trying to hold on to people as well.