NewStats: 3,261,642 , 8,174,614 topics. Date: Thursday, 29 May 2025 at 09:48 PM 2d165l

Rubbish South East, they will still escape to lagos tomorrow

Faber:
This airport should have been named after Chukwu Emeka Odumegwu Ojukwu...

Then Anambra state university named after Chinua Achebe... Chinua Achebe belongs to the Academia while Ojukwu is a statesman...most airports are named after statesmen, ex presidents and freedom fighters

Imagine entering this beautiful airport and being greeted by a giant statue of Ojukwu in his military uniform... A true Hero of Ndi Igbo.

Hero that wasted 3million Igbo souls but hide his own children in ivory Coast to later them later.
The coward came back to contest for ordinary senator and still lost.

How is that coward and hero?

DEROX:
International, meaning you don't have to seek visa in Lagos or abj again before you travel to usa, lol dey play

let be happy for our ipob blodas….atleast now Lagos can breath, now that they can fly directly to obodo oyinbo without the usual victimisation noise of yoruba holding down there destiny in lagos

even mama chukwudi selling Ugwu in oyingbo market will stop complaining of having to come to Lagos to enter plane

Ibst:
Colorful

Commentor:
Peter Obi Airport.

Or Femi Fani-Kayode Airport.

Has a ring to it.
. Leave US OBIDIENT VĜ

u again

looks great. I wonder if they used any type of epoxy so the vibrance of the paint remains

Faber:
This airport should have been named after Chukwu Emeka Odumegwu Ojukwu...

Then Anambra state university named after Chinua Achebe... Chinua Achebe belongs to the Academia while Ojukwu is a statesman...most airports are named after statesmen, ex presidents and freedom fighters

Imagine entering this beautiful airport and being greeted by a giant statue of Ojukwu in his military uniform... A true Hero of Ndi Igbo.

i don't agree. We as Ndiigbo have to that there are many ways to be great. Airports in NIgeria are name after politicians because it's a broken society. Everywhere else, airports are named after great people regardless of their field of endevour. Seeing A Chinua Achebe airport encourages the next generation to aspire to be the next Chinua, which is a benefit to everyone

Brandosky:

Fact !! Ojukwu must be mortalized. He is the greatest igbo man to ever live

Ojukwu does not deserve a single immotalization. His actions led to death millions of ndigbo via secession and very lucky to have escaped execution. He set us back by almost 50 years and ran away after the way. He is never an hero. Chinua Achebe is the real hero.

Put in professional unique artworks, ihe okpu and so on here and there, to boost the scenery of the airport. They should be maintained regularly ooo i.e clean them regularly, retouch them when necessary.

Beautiful

Coward Ojukwu That Fought a Selfish Senseless War. A Burial Ground Should Be Named After Ojukwu

Faber:
This airport should have been named after Chukwu Emeka Odumegwu Ojukwu...

Then Anambra state university named after Chinua Achebe... Chinua Achebe belongs to the Academia while Ojukwu is a statesman...most airports are named after statesmen, ex presidents and freedom fighters

Imagine entering this beautiful airport and being greeted by a giant statue of Ojukwu in his military uniform... A true Hero of Ndi Igbo.

You mean ojukwu who left his kinsmen to die in warfront and absconded. He is a coward!

Faber:
This airport should have been named after Chukwu Emeka Odumegwu Ojukwu...

Then Anambra state university named after Chinua Achebe... Chinua Achebe belongs to the Academia while Ojukwu is a statesman...most airports are named after statesmen, ex presidents and freedom fighters

Imagine entering this beautiful airport and being greeted by a giant statue of Ojukwu in his military uniform... A true Hero of Ndi Igbo.

I like Soludo so anything the guy do is fine by me

Morbeta11:
Why are we always celebrating painted roads

Because of bad leadership

ChizzyBuna:
VERY MEDIOCRE

Just like the ZOO as a country

porthouse7:
Does this stop the igbos from escaping to lagos, they are even planing to be indigenous lagosians after 10yrs of escape, useless people

Despite all these their attache-by- force tendencies, they still have the temerity to call other people “unity beggars”
No Yoruba or Hausa man will ever advocate for a law that would make him an indigene of another person’s land after having spent a few years on the said land.
When I saw the laughable bill, I instantly knew the region it was coming from but ironically, we are the ones begging them for this unity. We will all die of widespread hunger and starvation the very day they decide to leave the SW

You are trying to promote an airport but can only show pictures of painted curbsides. Where are pictures of the terminal building?

Wickedlywicked:

Despite all these their attache-by- force tendencies, they still have the temerity to call other people “unity beggars”
No Yoruba or Hausa man will ever advocate for a law that would make him an indigene of another person’s land after having spent a few years on the said land.
When I saw the laughable bill, I instantly knew the region it was coming from but ironically, we are the ones begging them for this unity. We will all die of widespread hunger and starvation the very day they decide to leave the SW

I swear, dem dey craze

Anambra state light of the nation.


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campbelljosh:
You mean ojukwu who left his kinsmen to die in warfront and absconded. He is a coward!

Antoeni:
Coward Ojukwu That Fought a Selfish Senseless War. A Burial Ground Should Be Named After Ojukwu

Nnamdipapa:


Ojukwu does not deserve a single immotalization. His actions led to death millions of ndigbo via secession and very lucky to have escaped execution. He set us back by almost 50 years and ran away after the way. He is never an hero. Chinua Achebe is the real hero.

KennethOkonkwo:

Hero that wasted 3million Igbo souls but hide his own children in ivory Coast to later them later.
The coward came back to contest for ordinary senator and still lost.

How is that coward and hero?

You just have to wonder what's scaring these Igbo-hating bigots to the point of panic and losing it completely anytime they hear anything Ikemba or Ojukwu! It's pathetic! I suspect at least three of these useless monikers are owned by one jobless person! A thread on a airport road in the south-east and they're falling over themselves to see who amongst them makes the most daft and idiotic post!

owobokiri:
Very beuriful.., good looking.
But still can look better..
Raise the bar a lil bit

Come to Akwa Ibom for good ideas on how to make a good Airport Road

DEROX:
International, meaning you don't have to seek visa in Lagos or abj again before you travel to usa, lol dey play

So airport is where you apply for visa abi

Mumu

Una say na professor do this one...

Okay oo but this una white and black go embrace the mud from anambarian soil.

I expect something better here...Global warming no concern us for Africa

All those yoruba urchins can't near this headline, fools.

IGBOPROMISE1:





You just have to wonder what's scaring these Igbo-hating bigots to the point of panic and losing it completely anytime they hear anything Ikemba or Ojukwu! It's pathetic! I suspect at least three of these useless monikers are owned by one jobless person! A thread on a airport road in the south-east and they're falling over themselves to see who amongst them makes the most daft and idiotic post!

You have a problem with holding people able for their actions?

IGBOPROMISE1:
The black and white colour scheme is a bit too loud! A better ambience and aesthetics could have been acheived with planting of trees on both sides of the road and planting some greenery in the median.

Teacher teach me nonsense. So the trees and vegetations on both sides of the road on the pictures are what exactly? You must not always comment if U have nothing reasonable to type

Faber:
This airport should have been named after Chukwu Emeka Odumegwu Ojukwu...

Then Anambra state university named after Chinua Achebe... Chinua Achebe belongs to the Academia while Ojukwu is a statesman...most airports are named after statesmen, ex presidents and freedom fighters

Imagine entering this beautiful airport and being greeted by a giant statue of Ojukwu in his military uniform... A true Hero of Ndi Igbo.

A traitor like ojukwu should have been caught on charges of treason and executed.

Funny, all that, I see is Road.............. ... Celebrating airport Road??

Is that how backward the state is................

Normal road network inside Kaduna, Kano, Katsina, even Maiduguri will not celebrate Road like this, because it is normal there.

No sentiment, I was expecting an upgraded airport, not Road leading to airport.

10 least populated countries in Africa
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A few African nations stand out for having much smaller populations, even though many of them have sizable populations.

Despite having a small population, these locations are rich in natural beauty and history.

Here are ten countries in Africa with the least population, per World Population Review.

1. Seychelles – Population: 108,263 (Global Rank: 197th)
Seychelles holds the title as the least populated African country. Despite its small population, the island nation is globally recognized for its stunning beaches, vibrant coral reefs, and rich biodiversity. While its size fosters a close-knit community, it also presents economic challenges, making tourism and fisheries crucial to national growth.

2. São Tomé and Príncipe – Population: 235,137 (Global Rank: 187th)
Located in the Gulf of Guinea, São Tomé and Príncipe is a small island nation with a deep colonial history. The country’s low population contributes to a laid-back lifestyle, with agriculture—especially cocoa production—serving as its economic backbone. Balancing development with environmental conservation
3. Western Sahara – Population: 593,408 (Global Rank: 172nd)
Western Sahara, a disputed territory in North Africa, has one of the continent’s lowest populations. The challenging desert environment and a nomadic way of life shape its demographic trends. Political stability remains essential for unlocking the region’s economic potential and improving living conditions.

4. Cape Verde – Population: 601,973 (Global Rank: 171st)
An island nation off Africa’s northwest coast, Cape Verde faces challenges related to limited resources and climate change vulnerability. While its small population fosters strong community ties, economic diversification and sustainable policies are vital for long-term stability and growth.
5. Comoros – Population: 861,384 (Global Rank: 163rd)
Situated in the Indian Ocean, Comoros grapples with economic hurdles such as over-reliance on agriculture and exposure to natural disasters. With a modest population, investments in education, healthcare, and economic reform are crucial to achieving sustainable development.
6. Djibouti – Population: 1,146,108 (Global Rank: 160th)
Despite its small population, Djibouti holds significant geopolitical importance due to its strategic location at the crossroads of Africa and the Middle East. The country has seen infrastructure growth, particularly in ports and military bases, but ensuring social development alongside economic progress remains a challenge.

7. Eswatini – Population: 1,217,098 (Global Rank: 159th)
Formerly known as Swaziland, Eswatini is a landlocked kingdom with a modest population. The nation faces issues like economic disparity and high unemployment. Strengthening sectors such as healthcare, education, and industry diversification is key to sustainable development.

8. Mauritius – Population: 1,301,978 (Global Rank: 157th)
Mauritius stands out as one of Africa’s most economically successful nations despite its small population. Its prosperity stems from economic diversification, strong governance, and a focus on education and innovation.
9. Equatorial Guinea – Population: 1,738,819 (Global Rank: 152nd)
Despite its vast oil wealth, Equatorial Guinea has a relatively small population. The nation faces challenges in equitable resource distribution, social development, and bridging economic disparities. Effective governance is critical to ensuring long-term prosperity.
10. Guinea-Bissau – Population: 2,178,487 (Global Rank: 148th)
Guinea-Bissau, with its diverse ethnic groups and colonial legacy, continues to struggle with political instability and economic hardship. However, its small population provides an opportunity for focused development strategies aimed at improving governance, infrastructure, and poverty alleviation.
All the 10 countries put together not up to the population of Lagos

Nnamdipapa:


You have a problem with holding people able for their actions?

'able for what actions'....tell me!? And while at it, what's your ethnicity and state? So we know your locus in the matter and so we can place your responses in their proper context!