In 2017, Nigerian-British aviator Ademilola “Lola” Odujinrin made history as the first African to complete a solo flight around the world.
- Aircraft: He flew a Cirrus SR22, a single-engine light aircraft.
- Journey: His nine-month “One Man, One Plane” expedition spanned over 15 countries, showcasing resilience and determination.
- Final Stop: The historic journey concluded in Washington D.C., earning him global recognition.
Odujinrin’s achievement remains a landmark in African aviation, inspiring a new generation of pilots and adventurers across the continent.