A BRIGHT HARVEST FOR THE AMNESTY OFFICE

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His name is John Paul Nku. A first officer with Air Peace. Smooth flight. You need to see the look on people's faces when the information trickled out that it was an Amnesty Beneficiary in the Cockpit. Everyone wanted a picture with him...
Amnesty is working. Let's give the boys a chance.





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