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☰ Father of late pilot: What my daughter told me hours before she died July 16 00:162020 by Chinedu Asadu   0 Comments Advertisement Akintunde Arotile, father of Tolulope, the late first female combat helicopter pilot of the Nigerian Air Force, has narrated how he spoke to her a few hours before she died. Speaking with NAN on Wednesday, Arotile said being devastated “is an understatement,” recalling how the late Tolulope aspired to have an air service career as a child. The late NAF officer  died in a freak accident  at the Kaduna air force base on Tuesday. A former classmate of hers was said to have unknowingly knocked her down during which she sustained head injuries. Arotile recalled how he had told his daughter to “return home on time” when they spoke hours to her demise, not knowing she was never going to be home again. Sympathisers around the parents of the deceased pilot “Just yesterday, at about 1 pm, I called her because she just came back from an operation agai...

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The Nigerian Air Force (NAF) has shed more light on the cause of flying officer, Tolulope Arotile's death. 13009 READ: Arotile's shocking death came only eight months after she was commissioned as Nigeria’s first female combat helicopter pilot. According to the Air Force spokesman, Ibikunle Daramola, Arotile "was inadvertently hit by the reversing vehicle of an excited former Air Force Secondary School classmate while trying to greet her." An earlier announcement made through the official Twitter account of the Air Force had simply stated that she "died today, 14 July 2020, as a result of head injuries sustained from a road traffic accident at NAF Base Kaduna.” Scores of Nigerians have continued to mourn her passing including President Muhammadu Buhari who described her as a promising officer, whose short stay on earth impacted greatly on the nation, especially in peace and security. The President in a statement by his Special ...

A Facebook blogger has called out Bobrisky for presenting himself as a woman to enjoy the benefits of being a woman while still also relying on "his male privilege to get away with so many things that a woman wouldn't."   Mavis Ishanqueen accused Okuneye Idris, aka Bobrisky, of slut-shaming women and making a mockery of them while making money off being like them. She added that he talks about suffering menstrual pain and experiencing pregnancy thereby making a mockery of the women/girls who actually go through that and miss "7 days of school every month."   She also said his latest pregnancy stunt is an insult to women who are trying to conceive but cannot.   She said that at the end of the day, Bobrisky can go back to being a man after benefitting from pretending to be a woman, but women cannot do that.   She wrote: "Bobrisky is starting to cross the line with his antics. He's starting to make a mockery of women and their struggles for res...