dawnomike:
I will give this to Uyo...

I don't understand

Staphylococcus:
Point of correction please. Their is nothing beautiful about Port Harcourt.

Outside. Cultism, nothing else is beautiful about the state.

Port Harcourt had the beautiful status about 3 decades ago.

Comparing Port Harcourt with Uyo is an insult, disgrace and ridicule to Uyo.

but we still know that Uyo have housing problem, I am from akwa ibom but their are not much high rise building that will give Uyo a beautiful Landscape and aerial view.

Xscape1993:
Is this place Nigeria?

it is has not really started.

Yes this is not a small project but if done with pace it will come to realization

donbachi:
E fine for pictorial design..in reality,not achieveable.unless they will allow udom govern for another 12 years.

E get why.

Yes this is Nigeria but the construction has not really started

Between port Harcourt and Uyo which is more beautiful.

By Joseph Emmanuel

We all know that both cities are beautiful but their most be one that is more beautiful, so let's share our thoughts and comment
Uyo

Ibom Seaport and Industrial City

By Joseph Emmanuel,=[i][/i]

Following his re-election for a second term in March, the Akwa Ibom State governor, Udom Emmanuel, unveiled what he called a ‘Completion Agenda’.

According to him, his major target is to sustain the industrialisation and investments policies before the end of his administration in 2023 with a view to birthing the Ibom Industrial City and Ibom Deep Seaport.

The Ibom deep seaport project is part of the Ibom Industrial City development through a public private partnership arrangement.













The deep seaport, although a part of the industrial city, is treated as a separate project. The Ibom deep seaport will be owned by the Federal Government of Nigeria through the Nigeria Ports Authority in partnership with Akwa Ibom State Government and private investors.

On the other hand, the Ibom Industrial City project will be solely owned by Akwa Ibom State Government. Both projects will utilise the state’s unique location to promote industrialisation in the region by developing a modern state-of-the art industrial city which will include a deep sea port. The Ibom Deep Seaport is in line with the Federal Ministry of Transportation, FMoT, plans to augment port capacity in Nigeria and is a key component of Akwa Ibom’s economic empowerment plans
Interrogating Udom’s deep seaport and industrial city dreams
November 13, 2019 Akwa Ibom, Udom Emmanuel Governor Emmanuel Udom, of Akwa Ibom state following his re-election for a second term in March, the Akwa Ibom State governor, Udom Emmanuel, unveiled what he called a ‘Completion Agenda’.
According to him, his major target is to sustain the industrialisation and investments policies before the end of his administration in 2023 with a view to birthing the Ibom Industrial City and Ibom Deep Seaport.

The Ibom deep seaport project is part of the Ibom Industrial City development through a public private partnership arrangement.

On the other hand, the Ibom Industrial City project will be solely owned by Akwa Ibom State Government. Both projects will utilise the state’s unique location to promote industrialisation in the region by developing a modern state-of-the art industrial city which will include a deep sea port. The Ibom Deep Seaport is in line with the Federal Ministry of Transportation, FMoT, plans to augment port capacity in Nigeria and is a key component of Akwa Ibom’s economic empowerment plans.

The Ibom deep seaport will occupy 2,565 hectares of land area of the 14,517 hectares available for the industrial city project. The project site is strategically located and accessible through major existing and planned transport infrastructure such as airport, railway lines and federal and state road networks. The IDSP and IIC project site is approximately 36km from the Victor Attah International Airport designed with a runway to carry 747 and 380 series of international airbus cargoes

Please you can share your thoughts and comment concerning the ongoing project.