Valuejet: Daddy Freeze Speaks With Captain Over Pilot, KWAM 1’s Conduct, Video Draws Reactions
- Daddy Freeze shared his conversation with a pilot and captain who offered her professional opinion about KWAM 1 and Valuejet incident
- Recall that a video showing the moment a Valuejet plane almost hit KWAM 1 in Abuja recently went viral
- In the conversation, Daddy Freeze stated that the pilot risked the lives of other passengers with the unruly action.
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Popular media personality Ifedayo Olarinde, better known as Daddy Freeze, has shared a video conversation between him and a captain who shared her professional opinion about an incident involving a Valuejet pilot and Fuji star King Wasiu Ayinde Marshal, better known as KWAM 1.
In the video, Daddy Freeze criticised the pilot's actions, which he described as unruly behavior, and argued that KWAM 1 should have been arrested by the police instead.

Source: Instagram
In response, the female captain and pilot, whose identity was kept private, explained that the incident was a result of human error.
The captain, who stated that the incident revealed gaps in the Nigerian aviation system, argued that the pilot should have insisted that KWAM 1 be removed from the route.
"We pilots don’t like to speak about certain things that involve us, but we have to speak and take responsibility when we are wrong. First, I see it as a chain of errors from many personnel, starting from FAAN, the airport authority.
"Then AVSEC should have been the one to disembark the passenger and ensure they were not on the route. He refused to let the aircraft taxi. This has to do with airplanes that are time-sensitive, but it doesn't mean safety should be compromised.
"It is human error; the captain should have conducted herself better. She could have insisted that the passenger be removed from the route. It was emotion over safety."
"It also showed a gap in the Nigerian aviation system because it revealed that whoever was in charge of screening — from what was written — he actually had alcohol on board. If this screening had been done properly, how did he get on board in the first place?" she added.

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Meanwhile, reports disclosed that the licenses of Valuejet Captain Oluranti Ogoyi and co-pilot First Officer Ivan Oloba have been suspended with immediate effect.

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Legit.ng also reported that KWAM 1 broke his silence over allegations surrounding the incident.
The video of Daddy Freeze speaking with a pilot is below:
Reactions trail Daddy Freeze's video on Kwam 1
Legit.ng captured some of the comments, read them below:
edu_mud said:
Passengers have boarded, ladder removed and doors closed. Why was the dude still standing beside the plane. He wasn't even with the reflective jacket???"
menalone.ng wrote:
"Which police will carry him ? Which?"
officialtitilizzy said:
"There are ICAO standards that must be adhered to by passengers, crews and pilots. We should conduct ourselves professionally even in the faces of provocation. K1 was wrong, pilot was wrong and maybe avsec intervention came late. This behavior will never be tolerated in another country, he will be banned for a longer period. Anyway, ncaa has suspended the pilot."

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natorozo reacted:
"As he be kwan 1 mata una dey try support am ? Who give am right to carry alcohol and begin misbehave On board. Yeyebrity."
uzorezi wrote:
"Maybe the pilot is scared of her life."
KWAM 1's best friend speaks
Legit.ng previously reported that KWAM 1's best friend defended the Fuji star amid allegations surrounding an incident in Abuja.
KWAM 1's friend opened up about the medical reason the singer carries a flask everywhere he goes. He also reacted to the pilot's action in the viral video.
Proofreading by Funmilayo Aremu, copy editor at Legit.ng.
Source: Legit.ng