[quote author=objpmb post=137278102][/quote]I said, we are not interested in your explanation. You are mostly likely the same person with several accounts that’s here to distract us.
[quote author=objpmb post=137274312][/quote]Please take this out of here, we are not interested. You all are the same, probably you are even the same person with all those accounts. We don’t need you people’s distractions here.
Bestmanfornow: Enugu governor has really learnt from governors from southwest for manipulation of IGR figures to be able to get loan from local and international lenders, check Enugu local and international debts when Mbah took over and now, I wonder when you go get akonuche, for you little mind you believe Enugu is making 180 billion monthly?
Check Enugu local and international debt from last quarter of 2022 to second quarter of 2025Enugu currently is the most indebted state in Southeast and currently occupied 8th position at national level, cosmetic governance and propaganda isn't sustainable
ANAMBRA TAKES FURTHER GIANT LEAPS WITH MORE APPROVED STRATEGIC PROJECTS
The Anambra State Executive Council (ANSEC) has reaffirmed its commitment to development over politics by approving key projects worth billions of naira across the state.
These include the construction and dualisation of Ekwulobia–Ufuma Road with a bridge, the construction of Adili/Park Road at Nnewi, the installation of interlocking pavement stones on School Road at Iyiowa Odekpe, and major works at the Chinua Achebe International Airport VIP Lounge from external works to new furniture supply.
Also approved are the rehabilitation and asphalting of the Civil Service Commission premises in Awka, marking of pedestrian crossings and traffic lines across the state, playground and sports facility works at Ekwulobia Stadium Complex, supply and installation of medical equipment at Enugwu-Otu Aguleri General Hospital, and the construction of two suspended floor six-classroom blocks at Awada Secondary School, Obosi.
ANSEC emphasized that no project will be awarded merely for election season and pledged not to owe any contractor.
These projects will boost Anambra’s infrastructure, attract investments, and improve living standards for every citizen.