₦airaland Forum

Demigod22:
I got an internship to learn a new skill, and that skill got me a job that I am currently doing. While I am looking forward to better opportunities, I am grateful that I have something doing....

It has been another another 365 days again and year as the curtains fall again to phase our 2025 and then, another new dawn-2026 begins in less than 24 hours.

Of course expectations were always high @the beginning of the year including new year resolutions. Now, some were fulfilled, some have and may not be fulfilled.

Whatever, a lots of water have passed under the bridges of our different lives. So in a moment of reflection, what are the most memorable events that evoked a deep sense of gratitude and appreciation to the Almighty God as far as our existence this outgoing year is concerned?

Ttalk:
This shouldn't be coming a person who sees MNK as god

Due to increased tourism, facility investments and airline network expansion, Africa’s airports have been significantly improving in terms of passenger experience, connectivity, infrastructure and efficiency.

Below are the top airports on the continent for 2025, based on global awards, passenger satisfaction surveys, hub status and strategic importance:

1. Cape Town International Airport (South Africa)
Cape Town International is widely recognised as Africa’s best airport in terms of ease of travel, cleanliness, and passenger happiness. It sets the standard for airports on the continent with its state-of-the-art terminals, effective security procedures and robust international connections.

2. Addis Ababa Bole International Airport (Ethiopia)
A crucial gateway between Africa, Asia and the Middle East, Addis Ababa Bole remains one of the continent’s busiest and most strategic hubs. Backed by Ethiopian Airlines’ expansive network, the airport plays a central role in long-haul and transit travel.

3. O.R. Tambo International Airport (South Africa)
Africa’s busiest airport by passenger traffic, O.R. Tambo is a major global connector. It offers extensive international and regional routes, robust airport services, and a wide range of retail and lounge options for travellers.

4. Mohammed V International Airport (Casablanca, Morocco)
Casablanca’s main airport stands out for its international reach and growing importance as a North African hub. Continuous infrastructure improvements and strong links to Europe, the Americas and Africa position it as a key gateway in 2025.

5. King Shaka International Airport (Durban, South Africa)
Known for its operational efficiency and strong on-time performance, King Shaka International serves as a vital regional airport with increasing international relevance, especially for southern Africa’s coastal corridor.

6. Marrakech Menara Airport (Morocco) A major entry point for tourism in North Africa, Marrakech Menara combines cultural aesthetics with practical efficiency. Its steady growth in European and regional connections has helped elevate its status among Africa’s best airports.

7. Cairo International Airport (Egypt)
One of Africa’s oldest and busiest aviation hubs, Cairo International remains a central node linking Africa with Europe, Asia and the Middle East. Its sheer scale and route diversity keep it among the continent’s most important airports.

8. Kigali International Airport (Rwanda)
Praised for its cleanliness, orderliness and customer service, Kigali International continues to punch above its weight. The airport supports Rwanda’s growing reputation as a business, conference and tourism destination.

9. Sir Seewoosagur Ramgoolam International Airport (Mauritius)
Serving one of Africa’s top island destinations, Mauritius International is known for passenger comfort and smooth processing. Its resort-style atmosphere and efficiency make it a favourite among leisure travellers.

10. Jomo Kenyatta International Airport (Nairobi, Kenya)
A major East African hub, Jomo Kenyatta International Airport benefits from Nairobi’s position as a regional business centre. It offers strong connectivity across Africa and long-haul routes to Europe, Asia and North America.

seunmsg:
The rest of us are actually tired of sharing the same country with folks like you.

DatNiggaDaz:
Imagine what Tinubu made you become. You have now fully entered the realm of tribalism. The urge to survive under the same party APC you said is the best thing to happen to Nigerians has exposed you for what you are.

Where are the achievement of Tinubu that you abused GEJ for and made you put your soul into his standing mandate of a certificate forger. A case of a terrible disaster

seunmsg:
..So, tell your crooked Professor to run the same package now. Let’s see how easy it is to walk away from justice in the US. This shouldn’t get anyone upset.

seunmsg:
.. Let’s see how easy it is to run a plea bargain and get away with criminal proceeds since obidients told us it’s an easy process...

Putinofrussia:
lol. Was Tinubu the governor then?

Putinofrussia:
The real fact was that HE Peter Obi shut Anambra hospitals for 13 months when doctors went on strike and maybe an undisclosed number of people lost their lives because of his high handedness..

-How many ambulances did you buy in you time as governor ?
-Did you invest in first responders as governor of a Nigerian state?

-One would have thought you would have pointed to how you prioritised emergency services as governor.

-Oh well, you cleaned to toilet of a British airways flight and I guess that's proof that you can solve Nigeria's problem.