, their aim is to forge a programme that would
find ">In a bid to create employment opportunities for young people, five students from the International College of find Aeronautics in Lagos, Nigeria, are currently in Mexico, Missouri, learning how to build airplanes. Apart from creating employment house opportunities, their aim is to forge a programme that would teach aviation and maintenance skills. Solomon Adio, the founder of the International College of Aeronautics (ICA) in Nigeria, worked in the U.S for more than thirty-five years as a pilot and maintenance engineer, before deciding to come back home and start his own flight school. Adio, said when he returned to sta business rt rye flight school in Nigeria, he realized one critical problem: there were no airplanes. After designing a curriculum which focuses on building aircraft, he began enrolling students in his program, Aircraft Building Engineering Technology. The program works in collaboration with Lagos State Polytechnic, Ikorodu. “