PDPGuy:
^^
I thought the airport is closed. Or have they opened it without the knowledge of the media?

BTW, it’s nice that Ethiopian Airlines has brought the A350 to Enugu, which is a sign of increasing passenger numbers.

ARROBA:



The airport is partially closed to enable the useless FAAN complete some work on the runway

Cjrane2:

Options for acquiring properties at Jedidiah Gardens & Elshammah Estate



https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s2pN5o3yUSE

jamjo:




Enough of all this ugly open drainage, please can anyone tell me the advantages of open drainage in the southeast?

ChimaAdeoye:


Those wicked people. Their ultimate plan is to completely shut down the eastern airspace.

After shutting down Enugu, they will find an excuse to quickly shut down Owerri airport. Just like they shut down Asaba airport.
Then their plan is to divert the traffic to Lagos, Kaduna and Kano

Very wicked evil people we share a country with.

Cjrane2:


These wicked people are still diverting Enugu flights to Lagos!

Didn't they say their runway "repair" was going to last from 22nd of december to 27th december 2017 and only after 3:00pm?

This is now January , 2018 and they are still diverting Enugu bound flights to Lagos and not even Port Harcourt as they stated in the announcement?

So, how will the passengers get to Enugu if they were not told they will be going to Lagos until the last minute?

Cooly100:


Is there a way for the people to protest massively against the Ohaneze and the governors...as they told the youths to channel all request through them...and not any other groups...?

Cjrane2:


I think it is time to protest the deliberately mischievous and incessant disruption of operations at the airport. They now specifically target the only international flight and allow the local flights. Why? It overtly shows the plan here. I also hope those that dug those holes on the runway claiming to "fix" the airport are documented if any accident occurs there due to what they did on that runway, they need to face legal action.

Now they say it's "weather". Meanwhile, the same "harmattan weather" does not disrupt services in Kaduna airport located in the middle of harmattan region.

In any case, why not divert to the nearest airport of Owerri or Port Harcourt to minimize the stress on the passengers?

Cooly100:


These things can be localised. The heat should be put on the governors and Ohaneze. Since they stated that all griveances should be tabled thrrough them to the FG. See what they are doing in Iran. Everyone knows there is deliberate policy by the FG to shut down the SE..

Cjrane2:


These wicked people are still diverting Enugu flights to Lagos!

Didn't they say their runway "repair" was going to last from 22nd of december to 27th december 2017 and only after 3:00pm?

This is now January , 2018 and they are still diverting Enugu bound flights to Lagos and not even Port Harcourt as they stated in the announcement?

So, how will the passengers get to Enugu if they were not told they will be going to Lagos until the last minute?

ARROBA:


Flights are landing. It is just that it is beign delayed (sometimes lands in Lagos before proceeding to Enugu) due to the harmattan.

Below is from Wilson Uche facebook post showing the arrival of the flights at Enugu Airport.I think he is the Etiopian Airline marketing manager based in Enugu

Todays 4th of December at Ajanu Ibiam International airport.
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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AohIxPTkfe4 [/url]

Cjrane2:


Oga mi,
I know a flight landed today in Enugu and took the passengers who had been stranded since Tuesday. it's not today's flight that were referenced to in the previous post.

They diverted Enugu flights to Lagos on last Tuesday January 2nd 2018 and again on Tuesday December 26th 2017.
They made a lot of people trying to fly out of Enugu last Tuesday stranded at the airport as they asked them to board a flight to Lagos or come back on Thursday (Today). They had suddenly diverted the flight to Lagos as it approached Enugu without even informing Ethiopian airlines. So we had to take back our already checked in luggage.

They also diverted the flight of Thursday December 28th 2017 to Port harcourt and then recalled it back to Enugu a few minutes before it landed in Port harcourt.

spyder880:
This is a summary of some of our works in 2017, as we step into a 2018 laden with hope and progress.


https://www.nairaland.com/2060748/tigerkenn-homes-annual-summary-page/1

Thank you all.

Arinze96:

Happy new year bro.
Like how much can one build a 3 bedroom bungalow in Aku, Enugu state with already available land?

Daewang:
I wonder what Enugu government is doing to increase IGR.

Ofodirinwa:
We have fallen into the ignorant trap of believing IGR = Development.
IGR is how much people are taxed. A lot of development comes from reducing and eliminating tax. I hope this ignorance ends within this generation because it's senseless.

There are states that double and triple tax people property and goods, but someone will see this on a spreadsheet and clap because it's "IGR".

Stingman:


Before this new government, this thread was moving very fast with pictures of infrastructural development in the state, especially Enugu. But today there is hardly any major investment in the capital city. Enugu state is now last of all the states in SE in terms of development. We see images from Imo, Anambra, Ebony and even Abia states. Can people who are resident in the state, kindly post pictures of any development in the City. Thanks

Afam4eva:

IGR is logically borne from development. The more developed a place is, the more investors and in turn, the more revenue that accrues from it. A state that has 20 5 star hotels and one that has just 5, which do you think is more developed assuming that is the only basis for comparison and also assuming all other things remain equal.