Yohh:
Pls Arik airline has refused to refund me despite several visits to their office
I booked a flight with them which was not successful but I was debited and they acknowledged that the money was credited to their account.
I resolved to book another flight with the money and they assured me I would get an email containing the serial number the following day but I haven't got the mail and it's a week now.
They don't have office in Osogbo where I am now so I can't go and follow up.
I called their customer care line, they didn't pick.
Sent a mail, no reply up till now.

Which regulatory body can I report them to pls?

conductor116:

Before your Shitgeria dey get better, this is a private business by a Biafran man from Igboland.

Your Shitgeria will "soon" get better in year 13060.

SlayQueenSlayer:


Evil and bitter people don start permutations.

4601CE:
I knew I would see stupid posts here. I was right!

bomasek:
I think say na mama peace get am

gurnam:


Ok! No point having a convo with an irredeemable bigot.

CastedDude:
Nigeria’s local airline, Air Peace Airlines Limited, on Saturday, took delivery of a Boeing 777-300 aircraft in readiness for the commencement of its international operations.       

The new aircraft, a 320-seater Boeing 777-300 christened  “Ojochide” and marked 5N-BUU,  touched down the Murtala Muhammed International Airport, Lagos at about 1.37p.m. to a traditional water  salute by fire fighters from the Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria.

The arrival of the aircraft considered as one of the biggest and most complex machines in aviation industry, makes Air Peace the first Nigerian airline to birth two of the wide-bodies Boeing 777 (better called triple seven) aircraft series in the country.

But unlike the Boeing 777-200 aircraft flown into Nigeria  by expatriate pilots, the arrival of the Boeing 777-300 aircraft was greeted with more fanfare by aviation industry professionals as the aircraft was this time flown into the country by two Nigerian pilots – Captain Victor Egonu (who was the Pilot-in-Command) and First Officer Emmanuel Iwhiwhu (who was the co-pilot).

The B777-300 aircraft has 12 first class, 48 business class and 260 economy class seats.

Managing Director/CEO of Air Peace said the airline had invested in four of the Boeing 777 aircraft, and that with two already in the country, the airline was expecting the last two before the end of the year.

Source; https://www.nationalhelm.co/2018/08/nigerian-pilots-make-history-as-air-peace-takes-delivery-of-new-aircraft-photos.html

rock003:


Mr man, goan sleep since you are jobless. Very callous soul

justice12000:
Where do Igbo men get money to invest in such capital intensive business?

ezenwajosh:
#Proudly 5%

Give us Biafra and in 10years ur vacations will be in BIAFRA

#BIAFREXIT

Olifiz:
Good news n good move but it’s second hand plane. Can’t dey afford new one?

Gradieu:

Before your Shitgeria dey get better, this is a private business by a Biafran man from Igboland.

Your Shitgeria will "soon" get better in year 13060. [/hustle your own oga the owner na friend and brother to any Yoruba; Hausa, Fulani, Efik, etc wey fit protect or advance him interest..]]

Biggers82:
I don't trust Nigerian Plan I can't fly that plan at all na death trap biko

HungerBAD:
This is nice.

Jaqenhghar:
Shithole history. A plane that first went into service over 20 years ago is being celebrated....and this is the first time citizens of the shithole are flying the plane. Tragic

HungerBAD:
This is nice.

Tolexander:
Imagine!

I doubt if the Man (Allen Onyema) knows his source in Anambra State.

Thank God he was born and raised in Benin. Studied in University of Ibadan. All inside your so called "Shitgeria".
And almost none of his rise to success is traced to Igboland apart from the parents' origin.

Ekez:
Biafra we succeed anywhere we find ourself even in nigeria

ilobex:
Pls I need a job with private airline.







Pls assist a me anyone

bewla:
even our Enemies agree even our Enemies agree