Ebonyi Government Dismisses Claims of Airport Conversion to Worship Center
The Ebonyi State government has categorically refuted rumors that the newly constructed airport will be transformed into a worship center, emphasizing its commitment to maintaining the facility for aviation purposes. Officials stated, 'It has never been a worship center, and we don’t intend to use it as a worship center.'
The Abuja Times
The Ebonyi State government has issued a strong denial regarding allegations that the newly built airport in the state is set to be converted into a worship center. This assertion arose from social media speculations, prompting officials to clarify the airport's intended use and reaffirm its significance for transportation and economic development.
In a statement released by the state government, officials highlighted that the airport was designed exclusively for aviation services and that there are no plans to repurpose the facility for religious activities. They stressed, 'It has never been a worship center, and we don’t intend to use it as a worship center,' aiming to quell public concerns and misinformation regarding the project.
The Ebonyi airport, which is part of the state’s broader infrastructure development agenda, is expected to enhance connectivity and boost local commerce. The government has been working diligently to ensure that the airport serves its intended purpose, providing a gateway for travelers and fostering economic growth in the region.
Officials urged the public to disregard the rumors and instead support the initiative aimed at improving the state’s transportation infrastructure. They reiterated the administration's commitment to transparency and responsible governance, ensuring that the airport functions as a vital asset for the state and its citizens.
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