This media file captures a clear daytime scene of Osubi Airport in Orerokpe, Nigeria. The primary subjects are the airport's main building, its control tower, and two fire trucks. The airport building, predominantly white, features a curved, corrugated metal roof. The name "OSUBI AIRPORT" is prominently displayed in black letters on the facade, above a series of large, dark-tinted windows. Below these windows, the building incorporates blue accents around what appear to be garage bays. Parked within two of these bays are two bright red fire trucks, suggesting an active airport fire and rescue service. The truck on the left has "MAN" visible on its grille, indicating its manufacturer. The truck on the right has faint text, "RESCUE SUPPORT," visible on its side. To the right and slightly behind the main building stands a tall, white control tower. Its cylindrical shaft is equipped with an external ladder. The control cab at the top is octagonal, featuring numerous windows framed in a distinct teal-blue color. Various antennas and communication devices are mounted on and around the control cab. The sky is partly cloudy, with large, white cumulus clouds visible, indicating fair weather conditions during the day. The scene depicts a functional airport facility, with the fire trucks ready for deployment, underscoring the operational nature of the location.

Commercial flights operate at Osubi Airp

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Fri, Apr 17, 2026, 01:08 PM

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Orerokpe, Nigeria

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