Engr Peniel Obinna Ehirim, type-rated on ERJ-135 and ERJ-145, with burning youthful vigour to avail the industry his acquired knowledge
A fervent appeal has been sent to all airline owners, accountable managers of each of the domestic and international operators, airport managers, accident and incident investigation agencies, and the regulatory authority to graciously facilitate a six-month On-the-Job Training (OJT) for a distinguished graduate of Standard Airframe and Power Plant Engineering from the Nigerian College of Aviation Technology, NCAT, Zaria, Kaduna State.
Engr Peniel Obinna Ehirim, one of the recently graduated engineers with distinction from the Nigerian College of Aviation Technology, NCAT, Zaria, Kaduna State, appealed.
In a very brief chat with the young, energetic engineer who graduated with distinction from the class of AP34, Peniel Ehirim displayed so much gusto, dispatched an appeal through the Nigeria Transport Hub, NTH, to all public-spirited individuals and corporate organisations to graciously accede to his prayer request
Peniel explained that for all his certificates to come to life and start to count, he must be offered at least a 6-month technical login to record the 120 hours expected to be garnered as On the Job Training, OJT.
The young engineer is still fresh from college, and as a member of the AP34 class, which graduated from NCAT’s 30-month course in December 2025.
The enthusiasm of the enigma in the budding engineer of standard airframe and power plant needs to be fanned and not allowed to cool off or to caress the JAPA philosophy, and to allow himself to be snatched from Nigeria by neighbouring countries with little investment in manpower to manage the air transport of their respective countries.
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