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    Peter Okoye bemoans as FG rented Ethiopian plane for a worth of 190 billion naira.

    YM GrinBy Updated:No Comments2 Mins Read

    • Nigeria Air: FG borrowed an Ethiopian aircraft for a photo shoot worth 190 billion naira – Peter Okoye laments.

    Peter Okoye bemoans as FG rented an Ethiopian plane for a 190 billion naira picture shoot.
    Peter Okoye bemoans as FG rented an Ethiopian plane for a 190 billion naira picture shoot.

    Peter Okoye of Psquare, a singer from Nigeria, responded to the debate about the introduction of “Nigeria Air”. He lamented how money keeps leaving the nation through dishonest politicians in a tweet.

    Remember that the ‘Nigeria Air aircraft that landed at the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport in Abuja on May 26, 2023, was a chartered one from Ethiopia, as revealed by Dayo Olumide, the acting managing director of Nigeria Air.

    The disclosure follows the House of Representatives declaration that the launch of Nigeria Air was a fraud.

    Okoye took to Twitter and wrote: “Monkey stole billions, snake swallowed billions only in Nigeria 🇳🇬…. Now they borrowed an Ethiopian aircraft for a photo shoot worth 190 billion naira, wetin remain again dem go soon sell this country”.

    Meanwhile, Peter Okoye aka Mr P of the P-Square music group has been accused of making a bigoted, tribal statement after betting ten million.

    This comes following a petition against the well-known singer and actor Olawale Ibrahim Ashimi, better known as Brymo, for his persistent anti-Igbo remarks, over 20,000 Nigerians have signed this.

    Brymo claimed in a series of tweets that he is not sorry for his remarks about the likelihood of an easterner becoming the nation’s president.

    Due to the agitation for Biafra, the singer had drawn criticism for his stance against the Igbos and his claim that an Igbo presidency would only be a “pipe dream”.

    Paul Okoye criticized Brymo after being offended by the singer’s remarks, saying that while the elections will come and go, insulting a specific region of Nigeria was unacceptable.