News
Gov Mbah calls for enhanced Regional Integration, Infrastructure in South East
Governor of Enugu State, Dr. Peter Mbah, has called on the South East Development Commission (SEDC) to focus on building the region into a common market and driving regional infrastructural development to attract investors.
Speaking during a visit from the SEDC Board and Management at the Government House in Enugu, Mbah emphasized the need for collaboration in advancing the region’s economic and infrastructural prospects.
Governor Mbah also expressed gratitude to President Bola Tinubu for establishing the SEDC after years of unsuccessful attempts, commending the President for appointing skilled individuals to drive the Commission’s agenda.

He assured the Commission of his full support and cooperation, noting that their goals align with the ongoing development projects in Enugu State.
In response, the Chairman of SEDC, Chief Chukwuemeka Wogu, and Managing Director, Mr. Mark Okoye—represented by Executive Director of Projects, Hon. Toby Okechukwu—praised Governor Mbah for his swift and comprehensive infrastructural development in Enugu.
They highlighted several key initiatives of the Commission, including the South East Security Intervention Programme, Regional Economic Programme, Agro-Mechanisation Programme, and the South East Venture Capital Fund, among others. These programs aim to enhance security, economic growth, youth empowerment, and infrastructure in the South East region.
-
Sports5 hours agoBrighton Thrash 10-Man Aston Villa 4-0 in Premier League Opener
-
Metro5 hours agoNDLEA arrests 101-Year-Old Woman With 90g Cannabis in Ogun
-
Entertainment4 hours agoBREAKING: Veteran Actor Taiwo Hassan ‘Ogogo’ Dies After Battle With Illness
-
News6 hours agoGov. Otu assures SPAR fire victims of government support
-
News5 hours agoEbonyi LG Poll: APC Sweeps All 13 Chairmanship, 171 Councillorship Seats
-
News14 hours agoUK varsity honours John Friday with Honorary Doctorate Degree in Journalism and Media
-
News42 minutes agoKatsina Pays Mothers N1,000 for Every Infant Immunisation Visit






