Ghana’s new terminal is impressive. It is the legacy of former President Mahama. First time users could not hide their joy as they continue to shower praises on former President Mahama for such a magnificent edifice. Those travelling in and out are shocked with the new look for Kotoka International Airport.
Some of the travelers called on Ghanaians to vote for the former president to come and continue what they called his “good works”. It can rival any modern terminal anywhere in the world.
The project cost some $250m and would bolster Ghana’s image globally as the gateway to West Africa and further place Ghana on the map as the aviation hub in Africa which will successfully facilitate the movement of people and businesses in and out of the country.
At the arrival, both level 1 and 2 will have 24 immigration counters, 4 E-gate positions, expandable to 6, 4 inclined carousels expandable to 6 in the future, a fully automated baggage handling system designed in accordance with the latest European Civil Aviation Conference Hold Baggage Screening requirements expected to handle 3000 bags per hour as well as Meeters and Greeters Area.
Level 3 which is the Departure section will have 56 check-in desks, 30 passport control center, with 4 e-gate positions, 8 central screening security lanes, 22 airline ticketing offices, pre screening area, 1 business lounge and, 6 boarding gates plus 2 bus boarding lounges.
JM legacy
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Prosperity has indeed judged JM.
Shower Praise on Mahama when three complete airports cost
$64 million in Ethiopia
one single building costs a staggering $250 million in Ghana? This reminds us of the cost of the Vice-President’s official residence.; $14 million. LOOT AND SHARE !!!