Yoruba actor, Adams Kehinde, popularly known as Lege Miami, has claimed that the pilot involved in the incident with Fuji musician, Wasiu Ayinde, popularly known as Kwam 1, acted recklessly and should face consequences.
News360 Info reports that Miami claimed the pilot, Captain Oluranti Ogoyi, ‘s actions during the dispute could have endangered the singer’s life.
According to Lege Miami, even if Kwam 1 had been uncooperative at the airport, it would have been impossible for one person to physically prevent an aircraft from moving.
The matchmaker questioned why airport security did not simply involve the police to address the matter rather than allowing the situation to escalate.
Lege Miami further alleged that the decision to proceed with moving the aircraft while the musician was near it posed a life-threatening risk.
He criticised the pilot’s conduct, arguing that such behaviour was unacceptable and unprofessional.
He maintained that if Kwam 1 is facing penalties over the incident, the pilot should also be held accountable for their role.
He said: “This pilot she attempted to kill. I don’t want to hear anything. Assuming that okay we all accept that k1 is trying to prove stubborn that he’s trying to say he’s trying to hold the plane that the plane will not move. How possible a single man be holding the plane that the plane will not move and which is you that you call yourself a pilot you know that nobody can stop plane so you guys are telling me now that no police in the airport to call and arrest the man so the the best solution for you to kick to start the plane and move and kill the man.
“And why are you guys saying that the pilot they are educated they are responsible they are doing that they are doing that no the balance is not educated it’s not it’s not well educated so this is it if you are giving k1 is own penalty automatically the pilot they must the pilots must go yes the pilots must go.”
