Senator Shehu Sani reacts to controversy surrounding of Igbo airline owner offering to fly Muslim students stranded in Sudan back home

Senator Shehu Sani has responded to the news of Onyeama Allen, an airline owner, offering to transport Nigerian students who were stranded in Sudan back home.

Sani shared a post on his Facebook page, highlighting how some individuals who were previously against a Christian Igbo man helping Muslims fly to Saudi Arabia.

He noted that those who opposed him preferred an airline owned by a Muslim to airlift them to Saudi Arabia. Sani emphasized that it is now the Christian Igbo man who is offering to transport the stranded students, most of whom are Muslims, from Sudan to Nigeria.

‘’Some people were not happy when Air Peace owned by a Christian Igbo man was considered to Air lift pilgrims to Saudi Arabia. They reasoned that the ones owned by Muslims should be. Today,most of those students stranded in the Sudan are Muslims;I have been to Sudan and I sponsored many students to study there.The Airline owned by the Christian Igbo is there to freely fly them out of danger.Eye glasses tinted with ethnicity or religion will never give you a clearer vision of any plain object., he wrote