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Not ordinary, it's capital intensive, two state governors in your region borrowed billions from Islamic bank to construct Airports at the end they couldn't deliver, Anambra airport is a massive project, with 3.7 km second longest in Nigeria, after MMA Lagos built by FG, you guys should stop hating, when FG was reconstructing Enugu 3.0 km runway it was making news not to talk of brand new airport city with access roads and bridges at this critical time, only envious mind will call the project mediocre [/quote]
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You have a short way to go in life with hateful mind

thesicilian:

You have a long way to go.

thesicilian:


You have a long way to go.

post=103146959:
Kindly watch latest update on Anambra Airport and airport road with two bridges

above 90% ready


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JY4vtTttPzM

Lalasticlala

Alphafarms:


Please give us update on onitsha river port, has the project gone underground?

post=103147879:
The incoming governor Prof Soludo was also at the inspection visit

post=103154398:

Anambra acquired three brand new Crash tender Fire vehicles, which you can't see in any airport in Nigeria, watch the video to understand better and stop hating

GuyWise101:

Nna mehnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn


Anambra has made Igbos proud with this project.

Igbo amaka

Fahdiga1:
If the PDP fails to overturn the charade of a primary election held yesterday in Awka then Soludo has already won the election even before any vote has been cast

post=103147879:
The incoming governor Prof Soludo was also at the inspection visit

ThEGodFaThEr103:
Verily verily I say unto you, after these airport is fully completed Anambra will become investor's paradise. far and wide There will be partition and scramble for investment opportunities that will spring up in the state and thus create positive externalities for other south eastern States.

Let me sharpally, relocate and pitch my tent in Anambra so as to tap into these myriads of business opportunities that will come forth.

As an Omoluabi from Igbęsá, Ogun State I must confess that Igbos are intelligent, sharp, creative and industrious little wonder they were able to turn the once empty land at Abule'nla along Ojo road into what is known today as Trade fair where buyers from several African countries come to trade.

I wish my Yoruba brethrens will emulate the Igbos instead of casting aspersions at them.

Yinyin ęyin Òmò Igbo!

Ighotago?

pstmikol1:
I thought government said this project had been completed for long.

thesicilian:


You have a long way to go.

Karlovych:
As an Odua indigene I envy this people and their success, if only we can join hands together and develop our region. Even modern roofing is difficult for us