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KWAM 1 vs ValueJet: Airport staff baited K1 – Nollywood actor, Patrick Doyle

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Veteran actor Patrick Doyle has reacted to the controversy between popular singer, Wasiu Ayinde Marshal aka KWAM 1 and ValueJet.

Doyle disclosed that KWAM 1 was baited by the airline staff and he fell for it.

The popular Fuji singer had approached a ValueJet aircraft, Flight VK201, from Abuja to Lagos, on Tuesday while trying to board with a gold flask.

Ground staff requested to verify the content of the flask but the musician vehemently refused.

The flask was suspected to contain alcoholic content which was prohibited onboard aircraft in Nigeria.

An argument had ensued between Kwam 1 and the ground staff. In the process, the pilot moved the aircraft, thereby causing a scene.

The incident had caused the Federal Airports Authority of Nigeria to launch a probe into the unruly behaviour of the musician during boarding of the flight.

Reacting, Doyle blamed the Fuji maestro for allowing himself to be baited by the airport staff.

Posting on Facebook, he wrote: “For the most part, celebrities and famous people get preferential treatment in most public spaces. I made a trip to Accra a few days ago, and from the immigration officers at passport control to the supermarket, check out cashier I was given VIP courtesy.

“However, there have been a few times when I am confronted by a service personnel with a chip on his or her shoulder, who perhaps has been nursing a grudge against me and finally I am within reach for cumuppance.

“Most times, I may never have ever set eyes on the person,but he or she, for whatever reason, has it in for me. maybe for how I acted in a movie or the answer I gave in an interview.

“Next thing I know, this service personnel from Hell decides to give me a tough time. Like the lady at the airline check-in counter at the Asaba airport, who bluntly refused to let me carry my hand luggage onboard because it weighed half a kilogram over the accepted limit. I tried to jokingly cajole her, and rather than give in, she rudely barked at me to respect myself.

“I knew she recognised me because her colleague had come to take a selfie with me while I was in the queue. I took her rebuke seriously and comported myself before she escalated the issue and cause a scene.

“Of course, I knew she was baiting me and hoping to upset me enough for me to activate the “insulted big man” mode. Then there would be a shouting match, and I would be in breach of airport protocol, and she would have bragging rights that she humiliated that “useless” Patrick Doyle.

“Kwam 1 was baited by the airline staff, and sadly, they succeeded in riling him. I can’t say I blame him because I have been known to go ballistic during such episodes myself. These days, I just pray that God should keep such irritants far away from me and whenever I encounter such “blessed” people, I pray for self control and the grace not to fall into their diabolical traps.”

KWAM 1 vs ValueJet: Airport staff baited K1 – Nollywood actor, Patrick Doyle

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