Last Conversation Of Late Nigerian Female Pilot, Tolulope Arotile Hours Before Her Death.

The passing of Tolulope Arotile has left her folks and Nigerians completely crushed.

She kicked the bucket in the wake of being struck by a switching vehicle in the airforce base in Kaduna.

Mr. Akintunde Arotile, the dad recently Nigeria' s first female soldier helicopter pilot, Tolulope Arotile, said he talked with her a couple of hours before her unexpected passing on Tuesday.

Arotile told the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Lokoja on Wednesday that he was stunned to get the updates on her demise a couple of hours after the fact.

"Just yesterday (July 14) at around 1 p.m., I called her since she just returned from an activity against the desperados in Katsina.

"They allowed them multi week to rest thus she was dozing and revealed to me she was sleeping resting, she said she would later go out to make a few copies.

"I advised her not to be long and to return home on time since she was remaining with my first little girl in Kaduna.

"Around 5.30 p.m, Somebody called me and inquired as to whether… "

Reviewing the beginning of his late girl, Mr Akotile stated, "She has been splendid as well as awesome.

She did all her instruction from kindergarten to nursery at the Air Force base and Nigeria Defense Academy, Kaduna.

"At some point, when she was little, she highlighted one little airplane pressed on the field and said one day she was going to fly that airplane, and I said Amen.



"Thus, from that day she began moving in the direction of getting induction into the Nigerian Defense Academy Kaduna.

She had a degree in Mathematics and turned into an Air Force Cadet.

"From that point, she was sent on a few courses to another country and turned into a pilot.

"I express gratitude toward God that she had the option to accomplish her fantasies as an infant before her passing."

Talking in a meeting with writers at the family house in Lokoja, Kogi State capital yesterday, Arotile, a designer, who worked with the Transmission Company of Nigeria (TCN), offered thanks to Nigerians for their sympathies to the family.

"I should state that I am truly intrigued by the overflowing of compassion and backing.

There have been a few visits from her supervisors from everywhere throughout the nation, incorporating here in Lokoja, Abuja, Kaduna, Enugu and all over.

The help has been overpowering; they even gave a token and guaranteed that later they would accomplish something; they have even vowed to give a decision of where to cover her, yet her commandant recommended that she ought to be covered at the National Cemetery in Abuja due to the quantity of individuals that will go to the memorial service and because of the accomplishment she had accomplished as the main female soldier pilot in Nigeria," he clarified.