There is currently a crisis in Jomo Kenyatta International Airport, after Pilots joined arms and downed their tools in strike. Flights have been cancelled due to the ongoing strike, leading to frustrations among passengers some of whom had important schedules.
One of which is a passenger who was set to fly to Ghana this morning. The Ghanian however arrived at the Airport and found the shock of his life and was filmed angrily lecturing an official who was trying to calm him.
"I can't calm down because I'm up here so you come up here with me. It's called emotional intelligence. If you have issues with your government go deal out there. I'm doing business with you. I bought my ticket do deal with me the way I dealt with you; I gave you my money. Fly me back to Ghana" The Frustrated Passenger told the official who was having a rough time trying to calm them.
The Passenger went ahead to express his dissatisfaction revealing how he was getting late and that his brother who had already flied to Ghana wad waiting to take him to MC a wedding.
"I am going through Pain. My brother has landed in Ghana. My brother is waiting to take me to MC the wedding" He added
This paints the picture of the current situation in Kenyan Airports after the Pilots downed their tools. This comes at a time when new CS transport Kipchumba Murkomen has held a crisis meeting to try and reach a truce with the pilots
You can watch video here:
https://www.facebook.com/261061365404/posts/pfbid0yQekcVrWp4eKZaYaHMf6xmsXa3pqH9yUSBYbNJzr5KDZ2QMufGT24X6QgtZeTwzEl/?app=fbl
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