Port Harcourt's PH-AirportCity Project Unveiled to Boost Travel and Investments
The PH-AirportCity project in Port Harcourt, River State, Nigeria, is set to enhance travel and attract investment opportunities. The initiative, unveiled by the River State government in partnership with Masta Services Company Limited and GPCDA, plans to develop a mini city near the Port Harcourt International Airport.
Spanning 40,000 hectares across eight local government areas, the project aims to accommodate two million people and integrate the old Port Harcourt city into a modern urban hub. The unveiling event at a prestigious hotel attracted a large audience, showcasing the vision for a luxurious and well-connected city within a city.
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