Breaking: Speculations over president Tinubu's visit to Enugu. Doubt if Gov. Mbah will cross carpet to APC
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Speculations have been circulating over president Tinubu's visit to Enugu state to commission the gigantic numerous projects such as ; 150 patrol vehicles fitted with AI-embedded surveillance cameras, the International Conference Centre, the New Haven/Bisalla Road project, among others. Done and executed across the 260 political wards by the workaholic Governor His Excellency Peter Ndubisi mbah who's mantra of "disruptive innovation have been tested and proven through his numerous projects and developmental strides in Enugu state.
In the address of President Tinubu, he said with the elections already over, it was time to unite and build Nigeria, noting that leaders must make good their pledges to the people.
“We must build this house called Nigeria to not just satisfy our immediate need, but our tomorrow too,” he said. “That’s why the removal of the fuel subsidy was necessary. We can not spend the future of generation yet unborn in advance. Don’t bankrupt the nation before they’re born.”
The president maintained that there’s no better investment than the investment on human capital development and the security of lives and property.
Demand for completion of rail line project
While applauding the Tinubu’s administration for completing the Port Harcourt to Aba section of the Eastern rail line during the session, former Minister of Power, Prof. Chinedu Nebo appealed to the President to prioritise the completion of the remaining portions of the rail link to boost Nigeria’s non-oil exports and economic growth.
Tinubu made a firm commitment that his administration would complete the Eastern Rail line connecting Port Harcourt to Maiduguri while pledging to develop the huge oil and gas resources in the Anambra Basin.
“It is a work-in-progress. I inherited some of these critical problems and am committed to solving them,” he said.
The president pledged that the federal government would continue to support Enugu and other states in their development efforts.
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