Enugu Reps Caucus Scores Mbah High After Two Years As Governor
The Enugu State House of Representatives Caucus, Sunday, extolled Governor Peter Ndubuisi Mbah’s two years in office, describing it as moments of achievements.
The caucus specifically scored Gov Mbah high in infrastructure, security, economic revitalisation, and social services in the past two years.
This was contained in a midterm assessment of the caucus on Mbah, released by its leader, Hon Nnolim Nnaji. The caucus scored Gov Mbah high for addressing key developmental challenges and for his commitment to revamping the state.
The release read, “We are further satisfied that the state government’s programmes and projects, be they in education, agricultural investments, and road infrastructure, health sector, among others, are being evenly spread across the 260 wards in the state in line with the governor’s inclusive development model.
“The ongoing construction of 260 Smart Green Schools, 260 Type 2 Primary Healthcare Centres, the 260 Farm Estates, transport infrastructure, roads, tourism infrastructure, and numerous other foundations being speedily laid are clear signs that the governor’s promise to grow the state’s economy from $4.5 billion to $30 billion in eight years are realisable.”
The caucus also commended Gov Mbah’s drive for local and foreign direct investments, which, according to them, “are yielding good results because of the security and infrastructure that have been put in place to make Enugu safe and conducive for business”.
The lawmakers also praised Gov Mbah’s urban renewal initiatives, describing the transformation of the Enugu metropolis as impressive.
According to them, “The government’s pursuit of an ambitious and aggressive programme of urban renewal across all the zones of Enugu metropolis has turned the entire Enugu metropolis into one massive construction site.”
They urged the citizens to continue to support the Mbah administration “as he continues to deliver on his promises and transform the state”.
Enugu Reps Caucus Scores Mbah High After Two Years As Governor is first published on The Whistler Newspaper
