Ibrus Investment Sinking As Aero Contractor’s Sales Massively Plummet Over Safety Concerns From Customers!

The already bad revenue of Aviation Company, Aero contractors has gone worse.

Information filtering in revealed passengers are giving the airline and it’s service a wide berth over safety concerns.

The aviation company was at the centre of a near death experience with over 100 passengers recently.

A Kaduna bound aircraft from Lagos gave passengers a scary time with over 30 minutes turbulence on the air.

The situation was said to have reached a critical point of those on board wearing
Cecilia Ibru

oxygen mask and the plane diverted to Abuja.

The aviation company maintained a deafening silence as victims regaled the world with different versions of ‘their worst flight experience’.

This development laced with whispers of poor condition of aircrafts on parade is said to have resulted in sharp reduction of patronage by customers.

The fact that staffers initiated a silent protest after the ‘alarming incident’ didn’t help the case of the airline owned by the Ibru’s – with disgraced banker, Cecilia Ibru said to maintain a hundred percent control through proxy such as her son, Obaro and his accomplices – with possible clients.

Providing better background a source divulged ‘you have to understand as well that prior to this development, Aero has been postponing flight time at will and out rightly cancelling schedules at will…’

Digs revealed such cancelation and unexplained postpone are now revealed as revealed as ‘fears over state of the aircrafts concerned’ and ‘safety worries by the crew’ by the ongoing workers protest.

The protest which is currently a silent one with workers wearing a red ribbons to show quietly show angst at service conditions and managements approach to issues is earmarked to transform into a full scale strike should demands remain attended to after an undisclosed period of time.

Digs revealed Aero contractors journey into the present mess gained massive momentum in 2013 after an ill fated attempt to sack 95% of workers and outsource some in attempt to reduce cost.

The move resulted in an 18days strike that paralysed the operations of the aviation company and resulted in major loss of expenditure.

The Ibru company is yet to recover from the mess – and looks set to engage in a déjà vu as workers remain resolute in their demands in the face of plummeting revenue.