Some efulefu na ndi afonja said Anambra airport is a white elephant project.hope u guys will die when it's commission ndi ala.china na south Africa should start building their embassies biko.. the commissioning day would be mind blowing iswearuGod lol

Anambra needs serious waterfront planning with lots of skyscrapers around the water side to make Onitsha city outlook nicer.the next government shouldn't neglect it Biko

Bogus001:
Anambra needs serious waterfront planning with lots of skyscrapers around the water side to make Onitsha city outlook nicer.the next government shouldn't neglect it Biko

A skyscraper city is coming to Anambra within the next ten years and it is not even around Onitsha. It is around Ozubulu-Okija axis.
Onitsha will get few scrappers in few years time but it won't be like the new city

we need a free trade zone in nnewi, our own should be better then lagos - we need multiple skyscrapers in onitsha especial the water front, we need a 20story bussiness district in awka nd many more sky lines ,also in the airport road- anambra deserve alot SOLUDO is the SOLUTION vote APGA

first floor terminal building

Umunnem daalu nu ooo
Firstly I like Obianos ambition, while he is still governor and in company with air peace chairman should go to Brazil and talk to the company and outline benefits and incentives we will offer them when they comes...going to their embassy without talking to the company first is not proper..

The governorship candidate Soludo to me is a good choice but when I heard his speech on his plans for Anambra it basically lacked content

I would equally support the American doctor but his party (PDP)and although he later explained his earlier speech then... His content is better than Soludo.

Any news on our River port concessioning? Any word on Aviation fuel by orient petroleum probably because is still in tussle...

Any word on the big tower hotel that will sit closer to the ICC Awka?

I thought free trade zone would be added close to the Airport any word on that?

Jisie nu Ike umunnem!

Interesting.

Interesting.

NaijirianKing:
There are plans to develop a skyscraper district on an island just off the shores of Onitsha situated in the Niger River, here are the details.

https://www.maranathaestates.com/about-us.php#about

Maranatha Estate Developments Ltd (MEDL) is one of Africa's leading property development companies established in Nigeria in 2009. The company is multi-disciplinary and it is involved in real estate development. Our team is made up of qualified, experienced and seasoned professionals. We design and develop iconic cities of world class standards through innovation and technological know-how; reaching out to all towns and villages in Nigeria with the state of the art designs in changing the face of Africa.

With our global network of experts we design, construct, build, as well as support and supervise projects ranging from the development of single family homes to master plans in the scale of cities. You can count on us to do what we promise, because we build relationships with bedrock on trust, integrity and commitment.

MEDL has been actively involved in many infrastructural developments and projects for private, major federal & state government agencies, and non-governmental organizations. Some of our recent projects are the proposed Maranatha Royal City for the Lagos State government of Nigeria, and the proposed Marantha Omambala Point.

i love it that's a dream come through that will change the way people imagine that east, how can 17story be the tallest ? we need alot of it and we need taller once also

Anambra needs its own Major modern citiy designed from the ground up with 21st century technologies and lifestyle.

If Enyimba economic city comes to fruition in the next 10 years. The economic miracle of onitsha, awka and nnewi will be challenged because businesses will prefer to go to well planned area with guaranteed 24 hour electricity for manufacturing.

Before anyone here misinterprets me, I don’t believe in zero sum game. I believe that Onitsha and Aba are both positioned strategically to serve different large markets and they both will propel the rapid modernization of Igboland.

Impressive

AmericanQuarter:
Strong lobby on to get Brazil’s Embraer locate Africa service centre in Nigeria’s Anambra State

The Willie Obiano administration in Anambra State, with few months to its exit date in November this year, is pushing up a partnership deal with Air Peace, West Africa’s leading airliner, to format its incoming airport at Umuleri, by getting Embraer Corporation of Brazil, the world’s fourth largest civilian aircraft manufacturer, to locate a service centre for all of Africa in the state.

Details of the state government’s move have not yet been made public. Governor Obiano has since last year been in talks with the Air Peace founder, Allen Onyema, to lure the Brazilians into siting a service centre at the Anambra International Cargo Airport at Umuleri, which may be inaugurated later this year.

Reworking Public Sector: AI and public service delivery
Africa and the decade of COVID-19 (5)
Strong lobby on to get Brazil’s Embraer locate Africa service centre in Nigeria’s Anambra StateAt the delivery last week of Air Peace E195 –E2 in Lagos, Onyema had appealed to the Brazilian Embassy in Abuja to advise the Embraer Corporation in Sao Paulo, to seriously consider building a service centre in Nigeria to cater for the African continent. The brand-new airplane, registered as 5N-BYF, is the first of 13 Embraer aircraft ordered by the airliner for its African regional routes.

According to C. Don Adinuba, the commissioner for information and public enlightenment, Governor Obiano had told a virtual discussion with some members of his administration working on the project that: “As the first carrier in Africa to purchase Embraer’s E series, which is the latest, Air Peace, with our support, is in a strong position to lobby the manufacturer to bring such a centre to our state.”

The Anambra international cargo airport, with 3.7 km runway and an 11-storey terminal building, pushing off as Nigeria’s second biggest airport, after the Lagos’ Murtala Mohammed, is designed to accommodate at least one hanger to service different kinds of aircraft, according to Ben Chiobi, a former Nigerian Air Force pilot, retired air force Air Vice Marshall and special adviser to Governor Obiano on creative security.

Chiobi, who also used to be a military attaché at the Nigerian Embassy in Paris, France, is among Obiano’s team working to realise the airport before his tenure’s expiration in November.

In August last year, when he visited the airport, an impressed Onyema said his Air Peace airline company would build a hanger there.

“If Air Peace builds a hanger here, and Embraer follows suit with an African service centre, the vision of building this modern and large airport on a very large swath of land will have been realized,” stated Governor Obiano, who described Onyema as currently the greatest promoter of private diplomacy in Nigeria.

Obiano said the Air Peace chairman, with the acquisition of the new airplane from Brazil, has shown that one needs not be in government or hold any public office to effectively promote the interests of one’s country; and has boosted Nigeria’s reputation in places like South Africa, the United Arab Emirates, where Air Peace flies into, with plans to start flying into the United States, India, Israel and the United Kingdom shortly.

He said his administration didn’t set out to build just any airport, but a strategic one that will help boost traditional commerce in the state and beyond; resulting in technology transfer and transformation of the state’s economic landscape.

Anambra, a state with bustling commerce, and travelling population, has a GDP of over N4.2 trillion.

https://www.businessamlive.com/strong-lobby-on-to-get-brazils-embraer-locate-africa-service-centre-in-nigerias-anambra-state/

Ceegar01:

yeah the terminal is not that small

This is cool. Work is really going on nicely

Ceegar01:
The tower is getting completed

The airport tower is almost completed

Very very marvelling.
Best Air Control tower in Nigeria

Ceegar01:
The tower is getting completed

The Airport terminal building is quite Cool, it's not too small, and it's not that big,
Hopefully, another gigantic terminal building would be build in future time.

Anambra is ready for the world, we ain't playing now,
Prays the Next administration will do very more more better

Ceegar01:

yeah the terminal is not that small

Impressive

Upon the reality, it will emerge Anambra Airport one of the best in Africa.

More to come our way, aviation fuel, business part, Airport international hotel, and many more

AmericanQuarter:
Strong lobby on to get Brazil’s Embraer locate Africa service centre in Nigeria’s Anambra State

The Willie Obiano administration in Anambra State, with few months to its exit date in November this year, is pushing up a partnership deal with Air Peace, West Africa’s leading airliner, to format its incoming airport at Umuleri, by getting Embraer Corporation of Brazil, the world’s fourth largest civilian aircraft manufacturer, to locate a service centre for all of Africa in the state.

Details of the state government’s move have not yet been made public. Governor Obiano has since last year been in talks with the Air Peace founder, Allen Onyema, to lure the Brazilians into siting a service centre at the Anambra International Cargo Airport at Umuleri, which may be inaugurated later this year.

Reworking Public Sector: AI and public service delivery
Africa and the decade of COVID-19 (5)
Strong lobby on to get Brazil’s Embraer locate Africa service centre in Nigeria’s Anambra StateAt the delivery last week of Air Peace E195 –E2 in Lagos, Onyema had appealed to the Brazilian Embassy in Abuja to advise the Embraer Corporation in Sao Paulo, to seriously consider building a service centre in Nigeria to cater for the African continent. The brand-new airplane, registered as 5N-BYF, is the first of 13 Embraer aircraft ordered by the airliner for its African regional routes.

According to C. Don Adinuba, the commissioner for information and public enlightenment, Governor Obiano had told a virtual discussion with some members of his administration working on the project that: “As the first carrier in Africa to purchase Embraer’s E series, which is the latest, Air Peace, with our support, is in a strong position to lobby the manufacturer to bring such a centre to our state.”

The Anambra international cargo airport, with 3.7 km runway and an 11-storey terminal building, pushing off as Nigeria’s second biggest airport, after the Lagos’ Murtala Mohammed, is designed to accommodate at least one hanger to service different kinds of aircraft, according to Ben Chiobi, a former Nigerian Air Force pilot, retired air force Air Vice Marshall and special adviser to Governor Obiano on creative security.

Chiobi, who also used to be a military attaché at the Nigerian Embassy in Paris, France, is among Obiano’s team working to realise the airport before his tenure’s expiration in November.

In August last year, when he visited the airport, an impressed Onyema said his Air Peace airline company would build a hanger there.

“If Air Peace builds a hanger here, and Embraer follows suit with an African service centre, the vision of building this modern and large airport on a very large swath of land will have been realized,” stated Governor Obiano, who described Onyema as currently the greatest promoter of private diplomacy in Nigeria.

Obiano said the Air Peace chairman, with the acquisition of the new airplane from Brazil, has shown that one needs not be in government or hold any public office to effectively promote the interests of one’s country; and has boosted Nigeria’s reputation in places like South Africa, the United Arab Emirates, where Air Peace flies into, with plans to start flying into the United States, India, Israel and the United Kingdom shortly.

He said his administration didn’t set out to build just any airport, but a strategic one that will help boost traditional commerce in the state and beyond; resulting in technology transfer and transformation of the state’s economic landscape.

Anambra, a state with bustling commerce, and travelling population, has a GDP of over N4.2 trillion.

https://www.businessamlive.com/strong-lobby-on-to-get-brazils-embraer-locate-africa-service-centre-in-nigerias-anambra-state/

globemoney01:

Ozu nwuru anwu, we have had many psycopaths like you come here and were later frustrated out, you will get tired. This thread is for development in Anambra, not for your nagging and foolishness.. Stop derailing the thread will your nagging and foolisness.. Nobody wants to here that rubbish. Go back to facebook where you belong.
Yes its only Airport pictures we are posting, what can you do about it.. James Eze this and that, do you think anyone here cares about James Eze, if you have any issues with him go and deal with it personally and stop disturbing us here.. James Eze is older than you....

Go back to marketing your nonsense since you dont want to get useful to yourself.. Stop disturbing our peace here..

Ka isi bụrụ iti is, you never answer my questions, kọba ọnụ.
Ọ ka nne gị si welụ zụ gị?
You now know I am not jobless, so you can't employ me.
Jisike, frustration is real.
Dig deep, keep digging..
Your ideas and write up without constructive criticism will always make you an outstanding Ekeuke.
Ngwa, bịa gbọkwa ọzọ..

Soludo is the man for Anambra state 2021. He has an agenda of Continuity, Consolidation and Modernization of Anambra. APGA bu nke anyi.

martinect2803:




[s]Ka isi bụrụ iti is, you never answer my questions, kọba ọnụ.
Ọ ka nne gị si welụ zụ gị?
You now know I am not jobless, so you can't employ me.
Jisike, frustration is real.
Dig deep, keep digging..
Your ideas and write up without constructive criticism will always make you an outstanding Ekeuke.
Ngwa, bịa gbọkwa ọzọ.. [/s]

Zuzu puo here.. Me answer your stupid questions? I'm not jobless. Get a life this boy

globemoney01:

Zuzu puo here.. Me answer your stupid questions? I'm not jobless. Get a life this boy

As if you have one nọdụ here agbọ ka Ekeuke.
If you have a life, you won't be here akọ ajambele everyday.
You keep shouting people down, and think it can work for me? Anybody that have a different opinion, you go begin call im Papa name as if you have one. The plan is to use different pseudonyms to harass people, Ekeuke!!
Ọ onye na amarọ his left from right ka ịga na awakpodo anya.
Useless Nsugbe graduate..
If you can, block me, if not just know I'd always register my concern here. Iwe wee gị, kwụọ ụdọ nwụọ.
As Ekeuke 30k James Eze ịbụ, sọ ụja ka ịga agbọ, you can't do worse than that.
Ekeuke.

.

When we raised alarm over unavoidable collapse of heap of sand at Kwata junction and Aroma junction constructed by Willie Obiano in the name of flyover, sycophants called us names. The picture attached is the death trap at Aroma junction.

Today, those sandfill flyovers are cracking and gradually collapsing as predicted. While Wike of Rivers state, Umaih of Ebonyi state, and Ganduje of kano are busy constructing quality flyovers for their people, Obiano constructed a death trap for his people at Awka. A flyover suppose to ease traffic, but that of Governor Obiano is obstructing free flow of vehicular movement at Aroma junction, as a result of the barricade they mounted on the substandard flyover against heavy duty vehicles. The death trap is still cracking and shaking, despite the fact that they barricaded heavy duty vehicles from using it from day one.

Is Ebonyi state richer than Anambra State? Why is the governor doing quality and gigantic projects than that of Anambra state?

This is obviously not a structural issue. It is likely a case of vehicle that hit that wall. Flyovers in Awka are structurally sound and is been serving its purpose for years. You people should stop playing politics with every damn thing, we have seen flyover have major structural crack but not this particular.

Henix:
When we raised alarm over unavoidable collapse of heap of sand at Kwata junction and Aroma junction constructed by Willie Obiano in the name of flyover, sycophants called us names. The picture attached is the death trap at Aroma junction.

Today, those sandfill flyovers are cracking and gradually collapsing as predicted. While Wike of Rivers state, Umaih of Ebonyi state, and Ganduje of kano are busy constructing quality flyovers for their people, Obiano constructed a death trap for his people at Awka. A flyover suppose to ease traffic, but that of Governor Obiano is obstructing free flow of vehicular movement at Aroma junction, as a result of the barricade they mounted on the substandard flyover against heavy duty vehicles. The death trap is still cracking and shaking, despite the fact that they barricaded heavy duty vehicles from using it from day one.

Is Ebonyi state richer than Anambra State? Why is the governor doing quality and gigantic projects than that of Anambra state?

ANSMEDIA:
This is obviously not a structural issue. It is likely a case of vehicle that hit that wall. Flyovers in Awka are structurally sound and is been serving its purpose for years. You people should stop playing politics with every damn thing, we have seen flyover have major structural crack but not this particular.

That fissure in the structure doesn’t look like it’s caused by the impact of a vehicle! The structural integrity of that flyover is suspect!

PROUDIGBO:


That fissure in the structure doesn’t look like it’s caused by the impact of a vehicle! The structural integrity of that flyover is suspect!

When I say structure, I was referring to the sub structure which is carries the entire structure. In this case the sub structure which is the fundamental is not the problem here.

PROUDIGBO:


That fissure in the structure doesn’t look like it’s caused by the impact of a vehicle! The structural integrity of that flyover is suspect!

I'm not surprised at that guy's response, that is what they are being paid to do

Henix:
When we raised alarm over unavoidable collapse of heap of sand at Kwata junction and Aroma junction constructed by Willie Obiano in the name of flyover, sycophants called us names. The picture attached is the death trap at Aroma junction.

Today, those sandfill flyovers are cracking and gradually collapsing as predicted. While Wike of Rivers state, Umaih of Ebonyi state, and Ganduje of kano are busy constructing quality flyovers for their people, Obiano constructed a death trap for his people at Awka. A flyover suppose to ease traffic, but that of Governor Obiano is obstructing free flow of vehicular movement at Aroma junction, as a result of the barricade they mounted on the substandard flyover against heavy duty vehicles. The death trap is still cracking and shaking, despite the fact that they barricaded heavy duty vehicles from using it from day one.

Is Ebonyi state richer than Anambra State? Why is the governor doing quality and gigantic projects than that of Anambra state?

Of course, this is a result of shoddy job by Obiano and his cronies. This is an accident waiting to happen!

The state gov’t should have used open bidding to pick a tried-and-tested and qualified contractor with a track record for delivering quality jobs! It’s like the contractor that did this job used it to learn work at the expense of Anambrans!

PROUDIGBO:
The state gov’t should have used open bidding to pick a tried-and-tested and qualified contractor with a track record for delivering quality jobs! It’s like the contractor that did this job used it to learn work at the expense of Anambrans!

MY BROTHER, THIS IS WAT WE HAVE BEEN TRYING TO EDUCATE OUR PEOPLE ABOUT.


ANYTHING U WANT TO DO, DO IT WELL.

PROUDIGBO:
The state gov’t should have used open bidding to pick a tried-and-tested and qualified contractor with a track record for delivering quality jobs! It’s like the contractor that did this job used it to learn work at the expense of Anambrans!

Anambra government will need to learn how to carry out bidding process and how to better structure contracts. The cheapest is not always the best.

Just doing things just so people will say you did it is not how to govern. Look at all the roads okorocha built in Owerri have mostly crumbled. We really need to do away with mediocrity in this 21st century. It’s very annoying and tiring

horsepower102:


Anambra government will need to learn how to carry out bidding process and how to better structure contracts. The cheapest is not always the best.

Just doing things just so people will say you did it is not how to govern. Look at all the roads okorocha built in Owerri have mostly crumbled. We really need to do away with mediocrity in this 21st century. It’s very annoying and tiring

It’s a penny wise...pound foolish approach to project delivery, because at the end of the day you’d end up spending more to fix the problem than you would have spent using a qualified contractor to begin with!

It’s gratifying to see Obiano seems to have learnt his lesson as he’s using qualified contractors to build the Anambra int’l airport.

Henix:
When we raised alarm over unavoidable collapse of heap of sand at Kwata junction and Aroma junction constructed by Willie Obiano in the name of flyover, sycophants called us names. The picture attached is the death trap at Aroma junction.

Today, those sandfill flyovers are cracking and gradually collapsing as predicted. While Wike of Rivers state, Umaih of Ebonyi state, and Ganduje of kano are busy constructing quality flyovers for their people, Obiano constructed a death trap for his people at Awka. A flyover suppose to ease traffic, but that of Governor Obiano is obstructing free flow of vehicular movement at Aroma junction, as a result of the barricade they mounted on the substandard flyover against heavy duty vehicles. The death trap is still cracking and shaking, despite the fact that they barricaded heavy duty vehicles from using it from day one.

Is Ebonyi state richer than Anambra State? Why is the governor doing quality and gigantic projects than that of Anambra state?

Some folks will still come and defend this and call you names on too, even ask you to tell your father to come and do it. Aside Ngige, the other governors failed x600 in road construction.
Mgbidi Jericho Wilberforce is crumbling ximaginenif heavy duty vehicles has been plying it.
Isn't this a death trap?
Who do we blame, IDC or ANSG?
Let it be closed down and cordoned off before lives will be lost.