Frustrated Passengers Get Violent, Beats Up Arik Air’s MD For 10 Hour Delay [SHOCKING VIDEO INSIDE]
A new violent video of Nigerians beating up a staff of Arik Air at the Murtala Muhammaed Airport in Lagos has just surfaced.
According to Twitter users who shared the story, passengers were delayed for over ten hours, as has been the airline’s trend in recent times. Angry, the passengers refused to let a man presumed to be the manager to go home.
And when a staff tried to sneak the manager’s bag out of office, the situation escalated, leading to a violent brawl which airport security could not stop.
This shows how frustrated Nigerians have become with the airline in recent times. In the past few weeks, flights have been delayed or even cancelled without explanation from the airline, and on other occasions, passengers luggage could not be found for days.
Now, the situation seems to have gotten physical and we wonder how long before these issues with Arik are corrected.
Watch the clip below, and see the reactions that follow:
So @lindaikeji@cchukudebelu @BTBreakingTimes @strictlylowkey
Behold an arik manager fighting passengers at Lagos International Airport pic.twitter.com/uSdNvnrxYA
— Graham (@graham_TeleNoza) January 4, 2017
Please sorry for the error in that tweet.
It was tweeted in a hurry.The arik manager was fighting with "a passenger"
— Graham (@graham_TeleNoza) January 4, 2017
Other passengers took advantage and tried to let off anger by assaulting him..
You can't correct a huge wrong with a small wrong.
He good— Graham (@graham_TeleNoza) January 4, 2017
https://twitter.com/Brendalishus/status/816753300745883652
https://twitter.com/Brendalishus/status/816754745759203328
Appaz they were tryna sneak their managers bag out of the office & the good people of the lord weren't having it. On a we shall all perish p
— The Goddess ✨ (@Brendalishus) January 4, 2017
The are not releasing passengers bags. Because who wan refund una? They kept the bags as per you better find space and lay mat.
— The Goddess ✨ (@Brendalishus) January 4, 2017
