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In an exclusive interview with Vanguard, Allen Onyema, Chief Executive Officer of Air Peace, voiced his belief that President Bola Tinubu is not the root cause of Nigeria's problems, but rather his appointees. Onyema underscored Tinubu's good intentions for the country, emphasizing that the government officials working alongside him are obstructing his efforts.

Highlighting the challenges faced by his airline despite its significant contributions to the Nigerian economy, Onyema expressed confidence in Tinubu's ability to overcome the nation's obstacles. Drawing parallels with Tinubu's tenure as Lagos governor in 1999, Onyema recalled initial skepticism followed by eventual acknowledgment of Tinubu's achievements.

According to Onyema, indigenous investments hold the key to Nigeria's economic revitalization. He emphasized the importance of nurturing local businesses to create jobs and stabilize the economy, citing Air Peace's role in reducing flight costs and providing affordable travel options for Nigerians.

Reflecting on the impact of Air Peace's initiatives, Onyema highlighted the substantial savings generated for the country through reduced flight fares. Despite initial skepticism, Onyema expressed pride in Air Peace's contributions to the nation's welfare and underscored the importance of indigenous investments in driving economic growth and stability.

Onyema's remarks shed light on the complexities of Nigeria's governance landscape, highlighting the pivotal role of leadership and the challenges posed by bureaucratic obstacles. As Tinubu navigates these challenges, Onyema's insights underscore the importance of appointing capable and dedicated officials to drive meaningful change in Nigeria's governance structure.