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Nancy Isime talks about Nigerian airlines canceling flights with no prior notice

Nigerian TV presenter Nancy Isime has taken to her social media page to post series of complaints regarding the services of Nigerian airlines.

The popular presenter who was in Enugu during the weekend for a movie premiere could not hold back her dissatisfaction with the airline service she received especially as regards the cancellation of her flight without any prior notice.

She went on to say that when such situations come to play, there is usually ‘no concrete’ reason given for the development, adding that the airline service does not care if there is a work emergency that must be fulfilled as soon as possible.

According to her, the airlines do not offer better alternatives as the only available option is usually to reschedule another date or book another flight.

Nancy Isime talks about Nigerian airlines canceling flights without notice

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Nancy Isime talks about Nigerian airlines canceling flights without notice

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The media personality concluded her rants saying that Nigerians are the problem and not the government. She said: "Nigerians are the problem I tell you, not the government. When the body of the fish is rotten, you sure know the head MUST be rotten."

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Nancy Isime talks about Nigerian airlines canceling flights without notice Photo source: Instagram

Nancy Isime talks about Nigerian airlines canceling flights without notice
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Meanwhile, Legit.ng had earlier reported the news of TVC presenter that made some controversial remark regarding her husband. The female presenter had said she could not take the chance of letting her partner bath their daughter. Her remarks had set social media abuzz.

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