In a heartwarming display of respect and love, the CEO of Air Peace, Chief Allen Ifechukwu, has named one of the airline’s aircraft “Ojochide.” The name, derived from the Igala language of Kogi State, translates to “God is my guardian or protector,” reflecting deep cultural significance.
The move symbolizes not only the personal affection between Chief Allen, a native of Anambra State, and his wife from the Igala community, but also the unity of two diverse Nigerian cultures. The naming of the aircraft serves as a powerful gesture, honoring the Igala heritage and the strength of their bond.
As one of Nigeria’s leading airlines, Air Peace continues to embrace cultural diversity, with this tribute to the Igala people resonating beyond the airline industry. Chief Allen’s decision is a reminder of the rich tapestry of cultures that make up Nigeria, underscoring the importance of mutual respect and understanding.
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