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Bankole Launches Biography that Captures His Experience in Aviation Sector
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Bankole Launches Biography that Captures His Experience in Aviation Sector

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Chinedu Eze

Founder of Medview Airlines,  Muneer Bankoke has launched his biography in Lagos and said he was prompted to have his life documented to it to teach patience, faith and other virtues of life in the midst of hard times and challenges to others.

He said his years in the aviation sector inspired his biography titled ‘Pathways Pilgrimage and Destiny.”

The launch of the book, written by Omobolanle Ebunoluwa Sotunsa, attracted the stakeholders in the aviation sector, government signatories and traditional rulers from different parts of the country.

Bankole, who continually attributed his feats in the aviation sector and life in general to God, urged stakeholders not to allow the challenges and harsh conditions dictate their fate and overwhelm their vigour to pursue their goals and aspirations but be courageous even in stormy situations.

“There are two things in life that I want to tell colleagues and the people that are yet to learn in life: that no matter the pressure, that you don’t give up. No matter the challenges, don’t get worried,”Bankole said.

“God knows what the journey will look like and He knows what will be our success story. This is what I share in my life. That I now decided to put this together and let the young ones and those who are coming to know the importance of patience, “he said

“And that’s what I was telling my brothers, go to God and keep your pressure down because the measurement of your life is less if you keep the pressure down. That’s why I invited them, those who were with me in the 50s, I invited them to be her, out of 20, we are remaining just four and those whom we attended college together, out of 132, I know that they are not more than 20 that are alive, I also made sure I called them. Let us not give up. God is the only one knows where the journey comes from and where the journey will end,” he said.

This article was sourced from an external publication.

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