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Minister of Aviation and Aerospace Development, Festus Keyamo has disclosed how the governor of Abia State, Alex Otti turned down the Federal Government’s offer to build an airstrip in the state.
He said Otti has decided to build a full-scale international airport.
Keyamo was said to have disclosed this during the formal unveiling of two Boeing 737-800NG aircraft purchased by United Nigeria Airlines in Lagos.
Keyamo also disclosed that negotiations were ongoing for the first direct international cargo flight from Guangzhou, China to Akanu Ibiam International Airport, Enugu.
“The federal government made an initial proposal to construct an airstrip for Abia State and included it in the 2024 budget as part of efforts to expand aviation infrastructure across the country,” he said.
The minister said the decision was in response to his recommendation to President Bola Tinubu that Abia State had no airport and no airstrip.
But he said Otti had approached the President with a proposal to upgrade the project into an international airport under a counterpart funding arrangement.
“When we came to power, I went to Mr President saying Abia does not have an airstrip or an airport in the whole of the South-East. Keyamo said: So he told me to budget it in. ” In the 2024 budget, we made the Abia airstrip one of our first projects.
But kudos to Dr Alex Otti who was not satisfied with that. He went straight to Mr President behind me and said, ‘Sir, bring the money for the airstrip, I have money. “It’s going to be a full-blown international airport now.” ‘Don’t give me an airfield, but bring the money,’ he said. “I shall build a full-fledged international airport at Umauhia in Abia State with counterpart funding. That project has flourished under his guidance. “In fact, Abia has brought in more money than the federal government.”
“They (Enugu State government) want to make it (Enugu Airport) a cargo hub for the whole of the South-East,” he said on direct cargo flights from Guangzhou to Enugu.
“We are negotiating for the first direct flight from Guangzhou to Enugu in December. I am working with the governor of Enugu. This will enable all traders especially our brothers from the South-East who do business in China to go twice every week, put all their goods into one cargo and have it go straight from Guangzhou to Enugu. Then we can take it to Onitsha and Aba.”
