Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of Air Peace, Allen Onyema, has urged government appointees to look at the body language of president Bola Tinubu instead of fighting him (Onyema).

Onyema made this call on Wednesday while responding to questions in an interview on ‘Prime Time’, a programme on Arise Television monitored by DAILY POST.

He said that people get fixated on bringing him down, adding that he does not need any more house or cars.

“It is very evident that there are some government agencies that do not see beyond their noses.

“It happens even in the legislature too, because there are people who are out there wanting to fight some battle. They are making a huge mistake because you cannot scratch anybody.
“If you actually succeed in scratching, when everything falls, you may be the victim of the next suicide bomber, armed robber and kidnapper because when people lose their jobs, criminalities increase.

“People get fixated on bringing me down. My motivation is the people, I don’t need any more houses or cars.

“I keep calling on the government appointee to look at the body language of the president and follow that instead of fighting me and Air Peace,” he said.

Don’t fight me, follow Tinubu’s body language – Onyema to govt appointees