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Allen Ifechukwu Onyema CON, who hails from Mbosi in Ihiala Local Government Area Anambra State, was born in March 1964 in Benin City to Michael and Helen Onyema as the first of nine children. Allen Onyema obtained his Higher School Certificate from Government College, Ughelli, Delta state in 1984 and was directly offered admission to read law at the University of Ibadan in the same year. Upon graduation from the university in 1987, he moved to the Nigerian law school same year. In 2013, he founded the Air Peace limited, an Airline that has raised the pedestal of Nigeria in global aviation operation. Onyema has built Air Peace into a dominant brand, one that has become conspicuous among global airlines. From 2 Boeing 737-500 Dornier 328s acquired in 2014, Air Peace now boast of 29 aircrafts in its fleet, employing 567 persons. The Airline under the astute leadership of Allen Onyema has achieved notable landmarks and offered humanitarian services to millions of Nigerians deserving of the CEM Notable Achievers Award In 2023, Air Peace made its first flight to Antigua and Barbuda, becoming the first Nigerian carrier to operate a nonstop flight to the Caribbean island nation. On August 5th, Air Peace Flight P47554 departed Murtala Muhammed International Airport (LOS), Lagos at 14:43, touching down at V. C. Bird International Airport (ANU) at 18:32. In February this year, Allen Onyema led Air Peace entered the Nigeria – London route with a stabilizing price which forced foreign airlines to drop their prices from their initial exploitative levels. Air Peace crashed Lagos – London return ticked by a substantial 66%. The cheap direct flight saved huge amount for Nigerians and eliminated the inconveniences caused by stopovers. In 2019, Air Peace evacuated 503 Nigerians free of charge from South Africa in a two-batch operation during the xenophobic attack from South Africans. The same gesture was offered in 2023 to evacuate stranded Nigerians from South Sudan by Onyema led Air Peace. Allen Onyema’s patriotic spirit and appetite for peace started way back in his days at the University of Ibadan when he led a group of nine other students to the city of Zaria to quell a raging religious and ethnic riot that claimed lives. Onyema took this further by forming the Eminent Friends’ Group with the objectives of promoting ethnic harmony amongst Nigeria’s diverse ethnic nationalities and fighting the incidence of violence of all forms. Air Peace, being the first indigenously and privately owned airline to achieve these feet and contributing so much to the economy of Nigeria, CEM Communication Companies presents this CEM Notable Achievers Award to its Founder and CEO, Allen Ifechukwu Onyema CON.
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Mike Ozekhome Celebrates 67th Birthday at Durumi IDP Camp His presence sprang hope and excitement amongst residents, who are primarily women and children struggling to secure a single meal each day. For years, the residents have faced neglect from the government, with many women and children struggling to secure even a single meal each day. Their stories of hardship are heartbreaking, reflecting a community that has been left to fend for itself amidst dire circumstances. Ozekhome uplifting the souls of the residents, provided cooked meals, rice, noodles and cash gifts, decried the state of the camp, stressing that the government has failed in it’s constitutional mandate of provide for and protecting his citizens. “Little children, Innocent children, who do not appear to have a future because of successive government pilages. All they are looking for is how to eat, not how to go to school, not how to live but just how to feed.” Ozekhome noted that the failure of the government has left women and children without a future for luxury but reduced to constantly seek a day’s meal. The heartwarming gesture not only provided immediate relief but also brought hope to the community. “In section 14 of the constitution, the government is tasked with the welfare and security of its citizens, right now we are having neither security nor welfare. A government that cannot provide this is not a legitimate government. “The government should take care of the vulnerable members of the society, create special budget for IDP’s. Without that we would incubate a dangerous segment of the society.” Emotionally Ozekhome and the residents of the Daura IDP camp appealed to private individuals and charitable organizations to join in supporting the camp. The need for food, healthcare, and basic amenities is urgent, and every effort can bring a significant impact. “We can’t leave them for the government, the private sector, private individuals who God has bless need to support these camps.” Internally Displaced Persons (IDP) Camps in Nigeria are at a disheartened state. Theses camps primarily dominated my women and children are bereaved of basic facilities but of all a day’s meal. The joy of shelter has come with a price of hunger.
Mike Ozekhome Celebrates 67th Birthday at Durumi IDP Camp
"Allen Onyema, Mike Ozekhome,Timi Dakolo, Alex Otti, Donald Duke at 10th Anniversary of Air Peace." Minister of Aviation, Festus Keyamu has commended and celebrated a Nigerian leading airline, Air Peace under the leadership of Allen Onyema, for their continued growth after ten years since it commenced operations in Nigeria. Keyamu gave the commendation at the 10th anniversary celebration held Friday at the prestigious Eko Hotel, Victoria Island. Festus Keyamu emphasized that, historically, it is difficult for an indigenous airline to survive more than ten years and still remain strong. Festus Keyamu said; “Air Peace has survived. If you check, it is difficult for airline in Nigeria to survive more than ten years and still remain stronger. Air Peace is the prime ambassador of Nigeria in global aviation” The Minister, while citing a recent survey said that Nigeria account for 80 percent of domestic travel in Africa. This is because we have the population and the market. He therefore expressed determination of the Ministry of Aviation not to allow any airline go under any more in Nigeria. While promising to protect Air Peace Limited, he said “we have a duty to protect our own” He concluded by saying that following the performance of Allen Onyema led Air Peace, Nigeria has been invited to a meeting in Ireland by airline financiers with the aim of entering into a leasing agreement with Nigeria to expand the fleet of its airlines.
"Allen Onyema, Mike Ozekhome,Timi Dakolo, Alex Otti, Donald Duke at 10th Anniversary of Air Peace."
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