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.D

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Answer this question and stop hidden behind pictures.
I doubt you can answer.

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I wanted blind your eyes. Just remember Ogun State is far more developed than Anambra State in all ramifications. D

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LD

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How many stadium, university, 5 star hotels, bridges, top hospitals, golf course, Polo course, international secondary schools, recreational centers, eateries, malls, etc do you have in Nnewi that you want to compare it with Ibadan and Abeokuta? D

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I doubt you understand what development means.

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I have been to Onitsha, Nnewi, Amichi, Oko, Ekwulobia

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Stop deluding yourself..

Oshogbo is more

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I have been to Onitsha, Nnewi, Amichi, Oko, Ekwulobia

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have been to Onitsha, Nnewi, Amichi, Oko, Ekwulobia etc that’s why I can tell you Ogun state is far more developed than Anambra State in all ramifications.

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Ogun State is far more developed than Anambra. Facto

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Do you have sense at all? You are showing me a tourist area that brings revenue to the city and you are advising it should be demolished.

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Abeokuta
PYxc

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Abeokuta vs Onitsha .....Abeokuta more developed

Nnewi vs Sango Ota ....... Sango Ota is more developed

Awka vs Arepo ...... Arepo is more developed

I have not mentioned Ijebu-Ode, Sagamu, Mowe Ibafo etc

forgiveness:
Abeokuta vs Onitsha .....Abeokuta more developed

Nnewi vs Sango Ota ....... Sango Ota is more developed

Awka vs Arepo ...... Arepo is more developed

I have not mentioned Ijebu-Ode, Sagamu, Mowe Ibafo etc

forgiveness:
Abeokuta vs Onitsha .....Abeokuta more developed

Nnewi vs Sango Ota ....... Sango Ota is more developed

Awka vs Arepo ...... Arepo is more developed

I have not mentioned Ijebu-Ode, Sagamu, Mowe Ibafo etc

forgiveness:
Abeokuta vs Onitsha .....Abeokuta more developed

Nnewi vs Sango Ota ....... Sango Ota is more developed

Awka vs Arepo ...... Arepo is more developed

I have not mentioned Ijebu-Ode, Sagamu, Mowe Ibafo etc

The Senate has approved the rehabilitation of eight airstrips across the country in the 2022 national budget.

The Chairman, Senate Committee on Aviation, Senator Smart Adeyemi, stated this in an interview with journalists on Friday.

Adeyemi said the Senate Committee on Appropriations approved the proposal when he defended his panel’s budget report before it.

He said aspiring to build multi-billion dollar airports was no longer fashionable because many of the existing ones could not boast of 100,000 passengers annually.

He said the nation required just about N1bn or N2bn to construct an airstrip.

He said, “The COVID-19 has made it imperative to start thinking of accelerating the economic development of the country.

“That is why the airstrips must be rehabilitated. We only need N1bn or N2bn to construct an airstrip.

“In many nations of the world that I’ve visited, an airstrip is a landing facility. Whether an airport is having a terminal of N10bn or N20bn does not matter.

“What matters is that it must have a good landing facility. If we have a good runway for an airstrip, it may not be able to accommodate a Boeing series but it could accommodate a shuttle flight of 50 passengers; it is okay.

“We need to open up the country by opening up airstrips. Some of them were constructed some 50 years ago.”

He listed the sites of the airstrips as
Uli-Okija (Anambra)
Bida (Niger),
Zuru (Kebbi),
Zaria (Kaduna),
Kotangora (Niger),
Ajaokuta (Kogi)
Irrhua (Edo) and
Mubi (Adamawa) airstrips.

“The Uli-Okija airstrip is good because it will open up the Nnewi Anambra axis and the entire South-East more when we have an aircraft that could take about 50 passengers to take off and land to the hinterland.

Ceegar01:
I think they were given 100 hecters of land for the whole project which is small, unless maybe they will expand to phase II and add additional land to the project

Cjrane2:
This is an excellent development but it is too small in land area to massively transform Anambra state as desired.

Similar quality of new housing development of liveable estates led by the example of AMC should be expanded and started in two or three more locations in the state.

Perhaps a similar initiative is adopted for building the international Airport City and a similar development for the waterfront city on the bank of the River Niger/Omambala River for the development of hotels and resorts to attract tourists and holidaymakers to that part of the state. Since Air Peace already indicated an interest in building a waterfront hotel to house its expatriates in the MRO, they should be approached as core investors in the development of the waterfront city.

AmericanQuarter:
Hill view estate Onitsha

AmericanQuarter:
Hill view estate Onitsha