CentralIntels:
https://www.nairaland.com/8017224/anambra-airport-tower-vs-abia

Abia international airport tower trending

Hahahaha

TechWalker007: APC goons should learn now that election is not done on Nairaland, Facebook, TV and Newspapers.

Better adjust your ways or una go loose even Lagos state before una eye go clear.

Ngwakwe: Truth plus Error is Terror. This has been your irrelevant and unsolicited inputs in matters you lack deep rooted and concise knowledge on.

I am from Abia State but expended much resources to see that Owerri indigenes' order of "non natives out of election booths" never materialised to ensure that Ohakim was voted out while Abagworo did nothing than noise making on how they achieved the revolution.

Abia State was under military occupation due the activities of Osisikanku who is somehow from Imo State by birth but an Abian by residence. The combined forces of JTF and the special forces were used to rig T. A. Orji into power against the wishes of Abians.

Don't ever in any away assume that Imolites were more determined than Abians to effect a change but the security challenges were the impediment that obstructed the political revolution in Abia State.

Please I don't like any claim of undeserved superiority of any South East State over the other.

Still remember that 30% of Abia State population are registered voters from other Igbo States. We all have Aba as Igbo common patrimony and it should never be left in the hand of failed governor.

Brotherly Love and Peace

IGBO-SON:
The whole story is sketchy at best, and i feel it's just being released now to make Obi/APGA appear dynamic (at this 11th hour.....when they've spent close to 8 years twiddling their thumbs doing next to nothing!)......and make it look like they're finally making moves to bring out Onitshas full potential.

It's no different from the raft of donations, gifts and policy initiatives he's been making recently: SUV gifts to traditional rulers; monthly stipends to the elderly; the ad-hoc presentation of cheques to schools; conducting LGA elections for the first time since he became Governor! It's all a smokescreen to make people think they've had a working gov't and vote APGA in the coming elections!

I doubt that -if anything is finally built- it would be a world-class structure and a thing of pride to look at; going by his antecedents, it's most likely going to be a collection of budget market stalls and kiosks......that's if anything actually gets built!

I'm prepared to eat humble pie if i'm proved wrong, but i ain't holding my breath!

kettykin:
If it is going to be like the WTC in new York City , dubai or China then they might not need so much land space

edo.girl:
It's all down to viability. Truth is LNG is yesterday's news. The world has moved on. Nigeria's biggest LNG project (Brass LNG)has been stuck in phase 2 (called Train 2) when it was planned to have 4 trains. The multinational oil companies are also involved in that project.

The price of LNG collapsed on the world market a few years back, and though it has improved a bit, new gas discoveries have been made in many more countries (including East Africa)thus meaning there are more supply sources. Paradoxically, much of Nigeria's gas can't be sold locally due to low domestic prices.

With LNG no longer in hot demand (as it was when Olokola and the other projects were planned), and no viable domestic market, any surprise investors are pulling back. Investors are hard-nosed profiteers. They are no mugs.

To compound LNG's problem, there is the phenomenon that is shale gas, which is reshaping America's (and soon the world's) energy market. With the discovery of shale gas, LNG prices in America are so low that if you got a ship-load of Nigerian LNG for free, and ship it to the US, by the time it arrives there, the cost of shipping alone will ensure that the 'free' LNG will still be almost as expensive as the current cost of LNG in the American market.

As far as LNG is concerned, OLOKOLA IS DEAD. It's not politics. The project, and others in Nigeria simply are not adding up anymore. What to do is to keep it alive for other industries, and the proposed Dangote refinery is a good step. It can become a cluster for allied petrochemical, plastic, and other industries. It can still achieve serious success.

What we should be doing as a country is seriously looking at rebalancing the economy away from its over dependence on oil. But when you have a political class whose sole desire is to loot, there is no hope of any such rebalancing happening. They are simply not interested.

Ever wondered how much energy, resources, and valuable time this Presidency was spending on Amaechi and PDP's political machinations in Anambra? You get it! Their own personal financial considerations are far more important to them.

REHOZIBAH:

What is the difference between 6 and half a dozen?

Am sure u know what Uba and the Uba clan represents? Eselu tries to lord it over Ngige,they miserably failed....now with his brother(God forbid) at the helms of affair....your guess is as good as mine

The same comatose APGA gasping for breath like a child who has just been chased by a lion is the party you reckon to still have the salvation of Ndi Anambra in its hand??....how do you people continue to do things the same way and expect different result??

Is it not a known secret that Peter Obi wants to install a stooge,errand boy and a puppet while Victor Umeh also wants someone who can always open the till to him

Infact with APGA and PDP in Anambra,its a game of the highest bidders

Abagworo:

APGA was founded by Chekwas Okorie and not Ojukwu. I dislike distortion of facts.

Orlando Owoh:
We can't be deceived, the moniker, Tundeolaniyi, is the handle of an Igbo. The same person as Nedu666 and all the monikers bearing alfa.