Nigerian Professional Pilots and the Unemployed ab-initio pilots

[rak64]

try to see a cup that's half full, instead of one that's half empty

dash200; you try to see a cup that's half full, instead of one that's half empty.

There have been stories (not in Nigeria, but that’s why is thrust so important) presenting invoices for taxi and deicing what hasn’t used, charter without knowledge of the management, additional pax, unnecessary engine change during maintenance etc etc. You don't believe for what minimal extra money people theft their company.

[dash200]

I agree, rak64

Airline management have to be careful because sometimes, staff get up to all sorts of mischief, in order to steal. Care's the word

[mimiwhiwhu81]

Though I understand the fact that nigerians generally have a low work ethic that in no way justifies the fact that we shouldn't be protected in our own land. Does that mean we should spend thousands of dollars getting trained to fly then coming back home only to watch citizens of other countries (who won't let us fly in their countries bcos they're protecting their own) from taking our jobs? Much as I understand where Trim Stab and the others r comimg from wit their points, I don't think its justified.