MBAH: OUR POLICIES AIM TO GROW ENUGU’S ECONOMY TO $30BN AND ELIMINATE POVERTY

Enugu State Governor Peter Mbah has said that his administration’s programmes and reforms are guided by a long-term vision to expand the state’s economy to $30 billion and achieve zero poverty.

The governor stated that ongoing investments in infrastructure, education, healthcare, technology, and agriculture are designed to stimulate economic growth and improve the living standards of residents.

According to Mbah, the administration is focused on creating an enabling environment for businesses, attracting investments, and generating employment opportunities across key sectors of the economy.

He noted that sustainable development requires strategic planning and consistent implementation of policies capable of driving inclusive growth.

The governor also highlighted efforts to strengthen human capital development, improve public services, and enhance productivity within the state.

Mbah expressed confidence that the government’s economic agenda would position Enugu as a major destination for investment and innovation in Nigeria.

Stakeholders have described the ambitious targets as reflective of a broader push by subnational governments to diversify their economies and reduce dependence on federal allocations.

The administration reiterated its commitment to pursuing policies aimed at economic transformation, wealth creation, and improved welfare for residents of the state.