Jake Clifford
The West Africa International Human Rights Protection Service has paid a courtesy visit to the Chairman of Air Peace, Allen Onyema, in recognition of his role in supporting the evacuation of Nigerians and other West African citizens from South Africa during a recent emergency
The delegation was led by the Special Envoy of the organisation, Ambassador Charles Omini, who presented the visit as a gesture of appreciation for Onyema’s humanitarian contributions and commitment to the welfare of citizens in times of crisis. According to the human rights group, Onyema’s intervention through Air Peace demonstrated compassion and a strong sense of responsibility by providing transportation for stranded Nigerians and other West African nationals during the evacuation exercise.
Receiving the delegation, the Air Peace chairman expressed gratitude for the recognition, reaffirming his belief in using available resources to support humanity whenever the need arises.
The West Africa International Human Rights Protection Service praised Onyema’s continued commitment to humanitarian causes, noting that his efforts have positively impacted many lives across the region and serve as an example of corporate social responsibility.
The visit concluded with the presentation of appreciation and goodwill to the Air Peace chairman in acknowledgement of his support for the successful evacuation operation.
