Father Of Late Combat Helicopter Pilot, Tolulope Arotile, Speaks On Daughter's Last Moments, Says She Fulfilled Childhood Dream



Mr Akintunde Arotile, father of Nigeria's first female combat helicopter pilot, Tolulope, who passed away on Tuesday, has disclosed their last conversation before she died.

Arotile said he called his daughter on the phone on Tuesday at about 1:00pm on her return from an operation against bandits in Katsina State and the two of the had a several minutes chat.

He however, revealed that things took a different turn later in the day when he received a call from a person.

He said, "She told me that she will later go out to make some photocopies and I told her not to be long and to return home on time because she was staying with my first daughter in Kaduna.

"Around 5:30pm, somebody called me and asked if I had called her and I said yes. The person told me to call her again which I did, but there was no response. So, I called her colleagues and they were all crying on phone. I asked what happened, they were just crying.

"I called one of her bosses who told me that she was in the mortuary. I was shocked because said she was somebody I spoke with four hours earlier and by 5:00pm she was in the mortuary."


May her soul rest in perfect peace 



Comments

Popular posts from this blog

Twitter user recounts how a lady suffering from PTSD after her niece got missing, accosted him after seeing him pull his annoyed little niece

Gunmen abduct Ex-commissioner’s children and NSCDC officer in Zamfara

Two airplanes collide at Lagos airport

MAN EXPLAINS WHY HE ABANDONS HIS BLUE-EYED WIFE AND CHILDREN

DJ Tunez ft. Wizkid – Cool Me Down

SAD - RECENTLY PASS OUT NYSC DOCTOR DIES IN A FATAL ACCIDENT

21-year-old man arrested for allegedly sodomizing underaged boys in Anambra

"Konji haff wound these guys" Nigerians react as BBNaija's Eric is seen moving his lips and tongue while sleeping (video)

Hushpuppi not released yet, says US lawyer

Taylor Swift donates £23,000 to teenager who set up a GoFundMe so she could attend university