Airline, Aviation

Air Peace wins Leadership Company of the Year award

Leadership’s Deputy Editor, Mr. Olajide Omojolomoju presenting a copy of the newspaper to the Chairman/Chief Executive Officer of Air Peace, Mr. Allen Onyema (right) when a delegation from the media house visited the airline’s Corporate Headquarters in Lagos to notify the Chairman of the emergence of Air Peace as Leadership Company of the Year 2017. With them is the media outfit’s Acting General Manager, Advert/Special Projects (Southern Operations), Mrs. Angela Tony-Iji
Leadership’s Deputy Editor, Mr. Olajide Omojolomoju presenting a copy of the newspaper to the Chairman/Chief Executive Officer of Air Peace, Mr. Allen Onyema (right) when a delegation from the media house visited the airline’s Corporate Headquarters in Lagos to notify the Chairman of the emergence of Air Peace as Leadership Company of the Year 2017. With them is the media outfit’s Acting General Manager, Advert/Special Projects (Southern Operations), Mrs. Angela Tony-Iji

Nigeria’s leading carrier, Air Peace has been selected as Leadership Company of the Year 2017 for maintaining quality flight operations and making bold investment decisions in the nation’s aviation industry.

A three-member delegation comprising Leadership Newspapers’ Deputy Editor, Mr. Olajide Omojolomoju, Acting General Manager, Advert/Special Projects (Southern Operations), Mrs. Angela Tony-Iji and Senior Correspondent, Bukola Idowu was at the Corporate Headquarters of Air Peace in Lagos to notify the airline’s Chairman/Chief Executive Officer, Air Peace, Mr. Allen Onyema of the development.

A letter signed by the Group Managing Director of Leadership, Mr. Abdul Gombe said the Board of Editors of the media outfit voted Air Peace company of the year for “taking on the risks of expansion, maintaining high technical and service standard in the face of harsh economic climate, and giving hope to other investors that Nigeria is still an investment destination.”

Omojolomoju, who represented the managing director of Leadership at the visit to Air Peace, said the carrier got the award strictly on merit. The newspaper’s awards, he said, were not for sale.

He said the award would be officially presented to the airline at a ceremony being planned by Leadership.

Responding, Onyema said the airline was grateful to Leadership for recognising and rewarding merit and excellence.

The newspaper, he said, had continued to distinguish itself as one of the most credible and reliable sources of news and information in the country. He urged the newspaper to sustain its high reporting standard.

Onyema assured that Air Peace was working flat out to maintain its reputations for safe flight operations and on-time performance.

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