Netizens have explored the dilapidated village photos from the senator representing the North Senatorial District of Ebonyi, Onyebonyi onyebonyi, after he called for the relocation of old buildings in the community around the Abuja International Airport.
Senator NwaeBonyi who is the deputy head of the Senate Cambuk, has made a call during the plenary when he asked the National Assembly to mandate the FCT Minister, Nyesom Wike to destroy old buildings around the airport because they were views and not in accordance with the status of the Federal Capital.
When serving the bill, NwaeBonyi said he wanted the surroundings around the airport to witness the total infrastructure transformation that occurred at FCT.
“I want the FCT Minister to expand the development of FCT around Abuja Airport,” he said.
“If you go down to the airport, the type of infrastructure in the environment does not represent a good Nigeria image, and I think the Minister of FCT must capture it in the next budget to move the habitat or renew the area, because the building in the community is a mirror of the country.
“When you go down to Abuja Airport, if you consider your view, you will agree with me that it is a scene that damages the scenery and does not give a good country image. I urge all my colleagues to support this important bill that will change the country.”
However, some social media users have posted a picture of the NwaeBonyi village that they say worse than the community he submitted for demolition.
The images distributed in X show the bad conditions of the village manufacturer itself that requires a facial elevator because the building is old and dilapidated.
In one picture, some people are seen struggling to get water from what seems to be a local pool while the water looks dirty and is not suitable for human consumption.
Social media users are wondering why controversial senators cannot take the type of development that he demanded in FCT to his local community because charity must begin at home.
“Boom 💥 :: See this unintentional Senator Village, Nwaboyi who gave a bill to the Senate yesterday to fire the communites who lived close to the Abuja airport because he did not like to see ugly houses every time he traveled through the airport. Write PDAPC members did not have the senses,” a poster with a handle, Obidient Premier, referee.
Other commentators, Betacuntri wrote:
“Look at the unintentional Ebonyi Senator Village, Nwaboyi who gave a bill to the senate to fire the community who lived close to the Abuja airport because he did not like to see ugly houses every time he traveled through the airport.”
Also commented, the Mayor of PDP said:
“This is the village of our brothers, Senator Nwaeboyi who found himself in the Senate and began to behave as if he fell from the moon.
“He was the one who gave a bill to the senate to fire the community who lived close to the Abuja airport because he did not like to see ugly homes.”
The released soul said:
“This is an unintentional Senator village, Nwaboyi who gave a bill to the senate yesterday to fire the communites who live close to Abuja airport because he did not like to see ugly houses every time he traveled through the airport.”
But other commentators, ethical hackers wrote:
“This is the village of the Nwaeboyi senator, which gives a bill to the senate to move the community near the Abuja airport, quoting aesthetic concerns every time he travels through the airport. I believe his village must be multilevel immediately. Not suitable for human habitat.”
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