Many Nigerians have kept singing the praise of three Nigerian sisters who have broken the record to become pilots with different airlines and helicopter companies.

Aside from the glamour and admiration that comes with practising as a female pilot in an area that is mostly dominated by men, these three sisters have sent message of hope, resilience and I-can-do-it spirit to the minds of several female Nigerians with aspirations to pursue their dreams.

While Nigeria seems to be missing out on this great revolution of the emergence of female pilots, Oluwafunmilayo, Oluwaseun & Mopelola Makinde took after their Dad and became pilots just like him.

Hailing from Nigeria, these three sisters have not only shattered stereotypes but have also soared to great heights in their careers as pilots.

According to Black Wall ST Media, the story of the sisters’ journey into the world of aviation was significantly influenced by their father, Captain Wale Makinde, a seasoned helicopter pilot who has dedicated his life to flying.

Makinde with the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority, where his zeal and commitment to his profession inspired his daughters to follow their father’s steps at a very young age.
Black Wall ST Media has it that Mopelola Makinde, the eldest of the three, vividly remembers being fascinated by her father’s stories of flying helicopters to remote and challenging terrains. As she grew older, the passion for aviation took root in her heart, and she knew that she wanted to pursue a career in the same field. Observing her father’s dedication and commitment, Mopelola realized that gender should never be a barrier to following one’s dreams.

Following in her father’s footsteps, Mopelola embarked on a journey to become a helicopter pilot. With unwavering support from her family, she overcame various hurdles and obtained her pilot’s license. Today, she proudly serves as a skilled and experienced helicopter pilot, shattering stereotypes and inspiring many young women to consider aviation as a viable career path, Black Wall ST Media.

According to Black Wall ST Media, the middle sister, Oluwaseun Makinde, was equally captivated by her father’s profession. Listening to the tales of courage and precision required in piloting helicopters, she was determined to carve her own path in the skies. Oluwaseun’s tenacity and dedication were evident from the early days of her training. Despite facing societal pressures and doubters who questioned a woman’s ability to succeed in such a demanding field, Oluwaseun remained undeterred.


Culled from Businessday Nigeria
https://businessday.ng/bd-weekender/article/three-nigerian-sisters-who-are-all-pilots-become-centre-of-attraction/

Beautiful

I like d one with the wedding band

illicit:
I like d one with the wedding band

Person wife ...
As dem plenty there... U no see...na person wife your eye go....

Puss360:

Person wife ...
As dem plenty there... U no see...na person wife your eye go....

Na like I like her nah

It doesn't mean anything

illicit:


Na like I like her nah

It doesn't mean anything

Okay.. carry go...

Puss360:

Okay.. carry go...

Are u jealous

U are not really female, are u?

illicit:


Are u jealous

U are not really female, are u?

Naa I'm not jealous... I'm just a bit skeptical about your "Likes"... Lol..
Baffles me, that the one with ring, ticks all Ur boxes... Lol..

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Puss360:

Naa I'm not jealous... I'm just a bit skeptical about your "Likes"... Lol..
Baffles me, that the one with ring, ticks all Ur boxes... Lol..

I like her eyes

Her husband must like it too

Congratulations to them & parents.

I wonder who they look like; they would be a carbon copy of that person.

illicit:


I like her eyes

Her husband must like it too

Okay

Naija girls are still useless

The one at the left hand side look familiar. Have we met before?

They are actually 7 girls and all the children are girls...

illicit:
I like d one with the wedding band

They're all beautiful and stop having ideas,she's married already

Major7:





They're all beautiful and stop having ideas,she's married already

Hmmm

Somebody should link me up with one of the cute girls

I want to get serious with my life

Dis is Legacy


Im sure their children too will become pilot as well

Yoruba Amaka.... Kudos to dem

It's not easy for a man to raise 3 ladies through the aviation school. Kudos to their father

Akinomoakin021:
Many Nigerians have kept singing the praise of three Nigerian sisters who have broken the record to become pilots with different airlines and helicopter companies.

Aside from the glamour and admiration that comes with practising as a female pilot in an area that is mostly dominated by men, these three sisters have sent message of hope, resilience and I-can-do-it spirit to the minds of several female Nigerians with aspirations to pursue their dreams.

While Nigeria seems to be missing out on this great revolution of the emergence of female pilots, Oluwafunmilayo, Oluwaseun & Mopelola Makinde took after their Dad and became pilots just like him.

Hailing from Nigeria, these three sisters have not only shattered stereotypes but have also soared to great heights in their careers as pilots.

According to Black Wall ST Media, the story of the sisters’ journey into the world of aviation was significantly influenced by their father, Captain Wale Makinde, a seasoned helicopter pilot who has dedicated his life to flying.

Makinde with the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority, where his zeal and commitment to his profession inspired his daughters to follow their father’s steps at a very young age.
Black Wall ST Media has it that Mopelola Makinde, the eldest of the three, vividly remembers being fascinated by her father’s stories of flying helicopters to remote and challenging terrains. As she grew older, the passion for aviation took root in her heart, and she knew that she wanted to pursue a career in the same field. Observing her father’s dedication and commitment, Mopelola realized that gender should never be a barrier to following one’s dreams.

Following in her father’s footsteps, Mopelola embarked on a journey to become a helicopter pilot. With unwavering support from her family, she overcame various hurdles and obtained her pilot’s license. Today, she proudly serves as a skilled and experienced helicopter pilot, shattering stereotypes and inspiring many young women to consider aviation as a viable career path, Black Wall ST Media.

According to Black Wall ST Media, the middle sister, Oluwaseun Makinde, was equally captivated by her father’s profession. Listening to the tales of courage and precision required in piloting helicopters, she was determined to carve her own path in the skies. Oluwaseun’s tenacity and dedication were evident from the early days of her training. Despite facing societal pressures and doubters who questioned a woman’s ability to succeed in such a demanding field, Oluwaseun remained undeterred.


Culled from Businessday Nigeria
https://businessday.ng/bd-weekender/article/three-nigerian-sisters-who-are-all-pilots-become-centre-of-attraction/

These awesome women bring more joy than the Oloshos with thier sagging bodies in BIG BROTHET NAIJA.

The real Slay queen dem

Akinomoakin021:
Many Nigerians have kept singing the praise of three Nigerian sisters who have broken the record to become pilots with different airlines and helicopter companies.

Aside from the glamour and admiration that comes with practising as a female pilot in an area that is mostly dominated by men, these three sisters have sent message of hope, resilience and I-can-do-it spirit to the minds of several female Nigerians with aspirations to pursue their dreams.

While Nigeria seems to be missing out on this great revolution of the emergence of female pilots, Oluwafunmilayo, Oluwaseun & Mopelola Makinde took after their Dad and became pilots just like him.

Hailing from Nigeria, these three sisters have not only shattered stereotypes but have also soared to great heights in their careers as pilots.

According to Black Wall ST Media, the story of the sisters’ journey into the world of aviation was significantly influenced by their father, Captain Wale Makinde, a seasoned helicopter pilot who has dedicated his life to flying.

Makinde with the Nigerian Civil Aviation Authority, where his zeal and commitment to his profession inspired his daughters to follow their father’s steps at a very young age.
Black Wall ST Media has it that Mopelola Makinde, the eldest of the three, vividly remembers being fascinated by her father’s stories of flying helicopters to remote and challenging terrains. As she grew older, the passion for aviation took root in her heart, and she knew that she wanted to pursue a career in the same field. Observing her father’s dedication and commitment, Mopelola realized that gender should never be a barrier to following one’s dreams.

Following in her father’s footsteps, Mopelola embarked on a journey to become a helicopter pilot. With unwavering support from her family, she overcame various hurdles and obtained her pilot’s license. Today, she proudly serves as a skilled and experienced helicopter pilot, shattering stereotypes and inspiring many young women to consider aviation as a viable career path, Black Wall ST Media.

According to Black Wall ST Media, the middle sister, Oluwaseun Makinde, was equally captivated by her father’s profession. Listening to the tales of courage and precision required in piloting helicopters, she was determined to carve her own path in the skies. Oluwaseun’s tenacity and dedication were evident from the early days of her training. Despite facing societal pressures and doubters who questioned a woman’s ability to succeed in such a demanding field, Oluwaseun remained undeterred.


Culled from Businessday Nigeria
https://businessday.ng/bd-weekender/article/three-nigerian-sisters-who-are-all-pilots-become-centre-of-attraction/

Nigerian women are always known for greatness. Where the men stopped is where we kickstart.
Check out the female world cup and afrobasket ball. Nigerian women topping. When our men go out for competition, they barely scale through the first stage.
I call on the govtment to give women a chance. Bring in more women onboard.

Chai9ja girls no go see this one copy ohh, if na one cookerthone now every for don jump say me sef go do.

Y

Beautiful ladies

Nice