Ex BBNaija praises pilot wisdom and his expertise during storm that kept them on air for 2hours_QUEEN MERCY ATANG

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Queen Mercy Atang

.........the ex BBNaija Queen Mercy expresses her happiness over the pilot who showed his expertise during the stormy cloud which kept them on air for 2 hours. 

Popular reality star, Queen Mercy Atang has rained praises on a Nigerian pilot who showed great skill and expertise after a storm kept then on air for 2 hours.

The ex BBNaija housemate went online to reveal that her flight from Lagos to Abuja had been a one rollercoaster.

She said that there had been a heavy storm when they got to Abuja and their plane had to stay on air for two hours to either wait for the storm to clear or receive permission to land.

Queen appreciated their pilot named Rasheed Lawal who she stated demonstrated impressive skill and wisdom to bring them back on ground safely.

She shared a video of the instant-celebrity pilot being praised and snapped by other passengers who were grateful to him for their safety.

Queen write_

“Dear @danaair your today flight 9j355 to Abuja was a roller coaster. We all held on to our faith as we met a heavy storm at Abuja. We got to Abuja, and we were on air for 2hours. Waiting for the storm to either clear or we return to Lagos . Thanks to Pilot Lawal Rasheed that God through his wisdom use to save us. He deserves an awarding promotion for his remarkable expertise.



 

Location: Nigeria

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