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Trained commercial pilot turns to tailoring in Kano

Trained commercial pilot turns to tailoring in Kano

Story from Saleh INUWA, Kano

A trained commercial pilot in Kano State, Ishaq Ibrahim Fagge, has now turned to tailoring because he has no job and must do something to earn a living.

The commercial pilot in a statement in Kano, called on wealthy individuals in the state or any Nigerian for that matter to assist him to get a better job. According to him, after his primary and secondary school education in Fagge, he went to Bayero University for his first degree before securing a scholarship to travel abroad and train as a commercial pilot when Kwankwaso was the governor of Kano State.

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While speaking with the media in Kano, he claimed that he had completed his primary and secondary school education, obtained a first degree from BUK, applied and was granted a scholarship to travel abroad and train as a commercial pilot.

“I completed my course successfully and passed all my papers except one, which, if I do not pass, I cannot operate as a commercial pilot. That is why I am appealing for assistance to retake the remaining one course which I had failed,” he said.

According to him, he combines tailoring with teaching. He is also appealing to the chairman of AZMAN Air, Kano to employ him and sponsor him to enable him to complete the course that he failed so that he can be a full commercial pilot in the company. He said this could be arranged even on a loan basis.

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