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Anambra govt bars Journalists from visiting Airport project site

The journalists who were on an independent investigation to find out the level of work at the site were stopped by youths who insisted that they had the order of the state commissioner for works, Marcel Efejiofor not to let journalists into the site.

The state governor, Willie Obiano had flagged off the $2.2billion Umueri Cargo Airport project in April 2017, with a promise to complete the project in 18 months. He had added that the project was being undertaken by a Chinese Company, Sinoking International on a Build, Operate and Transfer agreement, with the state donating land as its only contribution to the project.

Obiano, however, budgeted N6 billion for the project in the 2020 budget, saying that the state would recover its N6billion once the Chinese company returns to the site. He also promised to finish the project in 18 months.Attempt to visit the project was vehemently rejected by the Commissioner for works who instead opted to speak to DAILY POST in his office in Awka, even though he was at the site.“I don’t know what you want to be told about the project.

“If you have other things to know about the state of roads in Anambra, I will be ready to speak to you, but I am not willing to talk about the airport,” he said.

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