Prince Charles Dickson, Ph.D It takes a special kind of Nigerian to stop a moving airplane. Not with a gun. Not with a presidential order. Just with audacity, entitlement, and a sprinkle of juju confidence. Alhaji Wasiu Ayinde Marshal KWAM 1, the Mayegun of Yorubaland did not just halt a plane; he held up a mirror to the soul of this great republic. And what a reflection it was chaotic, comic, and completely Nigerian. Picture it: the engines humming, the pilot ready for takeoff, safety belts fastened.
