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Happening Now: Governor Mbah is inspecting the 300-bed Enugu International Hospital at Rangers Avenue, Enugu, ahead of it’s opening ceremony soon. Prof Uchenna Agu explains the installed state-of-the-art facilities at the theate

Happening Now: Governor Mbah is inspecting the 300-bed Enugu International Hospital at Rangers Avenue, Enugu, ahead of it’s opening ceremony soon. Prof Uchenna Agu explains the installed state-of-the-art facilities at the theaters. pic.twitter.com/yqBIXgQxzs

— Dan Nwomeh (@DanNwomeh) August 12, 2026

Senior medical professionals and public health administration experts, Prof. Uchenna Agu and Dr. Ifenyinwa Ani-Osheku, give their rating of the 300-bed Enugu International Hospital following its completion and ahead of its commissioning soon.

Senior medical professionals and public health administration experts, Prof. Uchenna Agu and Dr. Ifenyinwa Ani-Osheku, give their rating of the 300-bed Enugu International Hospital following its completion and ahead of its commissioning soon. pic.twitter.com/YQS4BIqBzQ

— Dan Nwomeh (@DanNwomeh) August 12, 2026

Governor Mbah is not relenting in his quest to make Enugu the preferred destination for medical tourism

Governor Mbah is not relenting in his quest to make Enugu the preferred destination for medical tourism pic.twitter.com/MTCH50vz3I

— Dan Nwomeh (@DanNwomeh) August 12, 2026

To some people, Enugu is “cooked” simply because our governor isn’t building flyovers or buying cars for politicians. 😭 @PNMbah, God bless you sir pic.twitter.com/DqfEiIYT99

— Henry (@AyoguEbukaHenry) August 12, 2026

Maintenance is the key.
If he is keen on seeing this hospital stand the test of time, he should hand it over to a private consortium to manage under a PPP scheme.
That way this hospital will not become another dilapidated structure in some years to come.

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Where will they get water to maintain the cleanliness of this edifice? Abi na everyday water tanker supplies? Interesting! One year later, the whole structure will look like Nigeria.

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aworatak:
Maintenance is the key.
If he is keen on seeing this hospital standing the test of time, he should hand it over to a private consortium to manage under a PPP scheme.
That way this hospital will not become another dilapidated structure in some years to come.

And in addition, medical and non-medical personnel should be well paid.

Some ignorant fanatics still rate Alex Otti over this man 🤦‍♂️

They should hire a private company to manage the hospital's maintenance. Even basic tasks like removing cobwebs seem to be overlooked, as most government facilities don't prioritize them.

Please Hand over to a private Firm to manage.
Thank You 👍

InvertedHammer:
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Where will they get water to maintain the cleanliness of this edifice? Abi na everyday water tanker supplies? Interesting! One year later, the whole structure will look like Nigeria.

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Enugu doesn't have water. I served in the state in 1993 fron Awgu to uwani to Agbani road etc no water then.

Very strategic man. If his kind handles Enugu for 16 years, Enugu's economy will compete with Lagos.
I hope he pays the health Workers very well, so that he can further position Enugu state as the best in healthcare provision in West Africa.
This is far better than needless flyovers.

Na Alex Otti mate be this. Real solid infrastructure. Not only would it serve the medical needs of Ndi Enugu, it'll generate serious revenue for the government.

But Abia otimkpus wants us to believe that Port Harcourt road, expanded and painted roads, few repainted PHCs and less than 5 rehabilitated schools is the best thing a state governor could do and for that, he has performed more than any other person.

Congratulations to the great people of Enugu state.

I am delighted that a major direct infrastructural development that will affect the people is being brought to life in Enugu state.

While some governors are busy sharing grinding and sewing machines, it is encouraging to know we still have governors who know where it hurts and putting-in the work to eliminate the cause and challenges.

God bless Governor Mbam and His Excellency, President Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu (GCFR)

This is what we call vision. These are parts of the visible projects having direct impact on the people. You can't compare the brain and vision of this governor with one politician from that side gallivanting around without achievements to showcase when he was a governor, except to be doing cho cho cho like a wood pecker.

Tabithatim:
Happening Now: Governor Mbah is inspecting the 300-bed Enugu International Hospital at Rangers Avenue, Enugu, ahead of it’s opening ceremony soon. Prof Uchenna Agu explains the installed state-of-the-art facilities at the theate

Happening Now: Governor Mbah is inspecting the 300-bed Enugu International Hospital at Rangers Avenue, Enugu, ahead of it’s opening ceremony soon. Prof Uchenna Agu explains the installed state-of-the-art facilities at the theaters. pic.twitter.com/yqBIXgQxzs

— Dan Nwomeh (@DanNwomeh) August 12, 2026

Senior medical professionals and public health administration experts, Prof. Uchenna Agu and Dr. Ifenyinwa Ani-Osheku, give their rating of the 300-bed Enugu International Hospital following its completion and ahead of its commissioning soon.

Senior medical professionals and public health administration experts, Prof. Uchenna Agu and Dr. Ifenyinwa Ani-Osheku, give their rating of the 300-bed Enugu International Hospital following its completion and ahead of its commissioning soon. pic.twitter.com/YQS4BIqBzQ

— Dan Nwomeh (@DanNwomeh) August 12, 2026

Governor Mbah is not relenting in his quest to make Enugu the preferred destination for medical tourism

Governor Mbah is not relenting in his quest to make Enugu the preferred destination for medical tourism pic.twitter.com/MTCH50vz3I

— Dan Nwomeh (@DanNwomeh) August 12, 2026

To some people, Enugu is “cooked” simply because our governor isn’t building flyovers or buying cars for politicians. 😭 @PNMbah, God bless you sir pic.twitter.com/DqfEiIYT99

— Henry (@AyoguEbukaHenry) August 12, 2026

10 years from now we can still look back on these hospital project and point to it as something this governor did without any shalaye.

These are the kind of photos and hospital built by Peter Obi when he was governor that we have been asking his supporters to show us that they cannot but just cho cho cho audio "he did something" is what they tell us. When the reality is that doctors and nurses were on strike for 13 months straight (1 year and 1 month) asking for good salary and equipments to work with but peter obi refused to even address them but kept the state money in his bank to yeild interest for the bank. So much that the doctors and nurses had to call off the strike themselves to save dieing patients after 1 year and 1 month which is still a record for the longest doctors and nurses strike in Nigeria or anywhere in the would including in Vietnam, Bangladesh, Egypt and China.

So to cover his woefull record on health he goes about now that he wants to be president desperately donating money to nurses as if that will help those patients who died under his watch or doctors that were exposed to hazard on the job.

Any Peter Obi supporter who is sure of himself should counter my claims with pictures of hospital that peter obi built when he was governor or just hide your face in shame. for supporting an olodo former governor who could only build a beer Refinery for his people.

Any information on how many lab technicians, administrators, nurses, pharmacists, doctors etc he has employed?

What of teachers? How many has he employed

What improvements has he made to water supply in the state?

The federal government is not responsible for water supply in cities and towns. This is the responsibility of states.

InvertedHammer:
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It is by far better than Enugu.

500 gallons of water go for N20k. Multiply by 4 in a month, that's N80k. By extrapolation, that's N960k in a year on water alone. Why? Because the governor believes that clean and accessible water is the least of his worries. Yet they prance around like Enugu is Abuja even though the red muddy soil will have residents looking like they went tomb-raiding at night.

But then, considering where it was before Peter Mba, one can understand the accolades being that he moved the town from 16th Century to 17th Century but not anywhere near 20th Century. 21st Century is a stretch. EEDC? The worst of all.

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The Permanent Secretary, Office of Drainage Services and Water Resources in Lagos State, Mahmood Adegbite, has said that people drilling borehole in the Lekki axis of the state is probably drinking ‘’shit water.”

While speaking at a stakeholders meeting in the state recently, Adegbite noted that contaminated boreholes in Lekki pose health risk and added that treatment of waste water would eradicate any form of disease that may arise from it.

He said, “On waste water treatment, I will say that everyone digging borehole within the Lekki axis is probably drinking what I will call ‘shit water.’

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aworatak:
Maintenance is the key.
If he is keen on seeing this hospital standing the test of time, he should hand it over to a private consortium to manage under a PPP scheme.
That way this hospital will not become another dilapidated structure in some years to come.

while some states and region are busy sending people to hajj, sponsoring mass wedding, renovating grave yards, building mosque and giving their party supporters new cars, instead of investing in things like education, health. tomorrow now they we"ll be claiming or saying gonment is not doing enough for them, that's why their youth are engaged in banditry.

We are happy with these new projects, our governor is doing well.

It seems u sleep everyday with Peter Obi in ur head.No wonder Awolowo is soo wicked liike u....Oga this is 7am, pls go to wotk and leave peter obi alone.Focus of ur ogbomoso Osu disastrous elections

psalmsjob:
10 years from now we can still look back on these hospital project and point to it as something this governor did without any shalaye.

These are the kind of photos and hospital built by Peter Obi when he was governor that we have been asking his supporters to show us that they cannot but just cho cho cho audio "he did something" is what they tell us. When the reality is that doctors and nurses were on strike for 13 months straight (1 year and 1 month) asking for good salary and equipments to work with but peter obi refused to even address them but kept the state money in his bank to yeild interest for the bank. So much that the doctors and nurses had to call off the strike themselves to save dieing patients after 1 year and 1 month which is still a record for the longest doctors and nurses strike in Nigeria or anywhere in the would including in Vietnam, Bangladesh, Egypt and China.

So to cover his woefull record on health he goes about now that he wants to be president desperately donating money to nurses as if that will help those patients who died under his watch or doctors that were exposed to hazard on the job.

Any Peter Obi supporter who is sure of himself should counter my claims with pictures of hospital that peter obi built when he was governor or just hide your face in shame. for supporting an olodo former governor who could only build a beer Refinery for his people.

Well done Dr Peter Mbah. No comparison

Israel5:
Very strategic man. If his kind handles Enugu for 16 years, Enugu's economy will compete with Lagos.
I hope he pays the health Workers very well, so that he can further position Enugu state as the best in healthcare provision in West Africa.
This is far better than needless flyovers.

No Nigerian state will have the economy of Lagos in the next 50 years....even if the governor of Lagos is MC Oluomo and his squad.

RichDad1:
Some ignorant fanatics still rate Alex Otti over this man 🤦‍♂️

Lol he is yet to achieve Otti 2024 throwback

This hospital project was very fast in execution it's really a pity delta state with all the resources at it's disposal can't think of something like this only roads and flyovers is the highest projects governors in that state can think of.

InvertedHammer:
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Where will they get water to maintain the cleanliness of this edifice? Abi na everyday water tanker supplies? Interesting! One year later, the whole structure will look like Nigeria.

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If big hotels there can get water then it wouldn't be a problem for the hospital.

InvertedHammer:
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Where will they get water to maintain the cleanliness of this edifice? Abi na everyday water tanker supplies? Interesting! One year later, the whole structure will look like Nigeria.

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There's no way water issues will be a problem in a big hospital like this the governor might have plans to lease out the hospital to a professional private company for proper long term management.

Tabithatim:
Happening Now: Governor Mbah is inspecting the 300-bed Enugu International Hospital at Rangers Avenue, Enugu, ahead of it’s opening ceremony soon. Prof Uchenna Agu explains the installed state-of-the-art facilities at the theate

Happening Now: Governor Mbah is inspecting the 300-bed Enugu International Hospital at Rangers Avenue, Enugu, ahead of it’s opening ceremony soon. Prof Uchenna Agu explains the installed state-of-the-art facilities at the theaters. pic.twitter.com/yqBIXgQxzs

— Dan Nwomeh (@DanNwomeh) August 12, 2026

Senior medical professionals and public health administration experts, Prof. Uchenna Agu and Dr. Ifenyinwa Ani-Osheku, give their rating of the 300-bed Enugu International Hospital following its completion and ahead of its commissioning soon.

Senior medical professionals and public health administration experts, Prof. Uchenna Agu and Dr. Ifenyinwa Ani-Osheku, give their rating of the 300-bed Enugu International Hospital following its completion and ahead of its commissioning soon. pic.twitter.com/YQS4BIqBzQ

— Dan Nwomeh (@DanNwomeh) August 12, 2026

Governor Mbah is not relenting in his quest to make Enugu the preferred destination for medical tourism

Governor Mbah is not relenting in his quest to make Enugu the preferred destination for medical tourism pic.twitter.com/MTCH50vz3I

— Dan Nwomeh (@DanNwomeh) August 12, 2026

To some people, Enugu is “cooked” simply because our governor isn’t building flyovers or buying cars for politicians. 😭 @PNMbah, God bless you sir pic.twitter.com/DqfEiIYT99

— Henry (@AyoguEbukaHenry) August 12, 2026

The contrast between Enugu's development under leaders like Sullivan Chime and what Governor Peter Mbah is doing now also highlights an important issue beyond construction itself: sustainability and maintenance.
Nigeria has enormous resources, talent and potential, but we often focus on building new things without developing the culture and institutions required to maintain what has already been built. The UK example is a good illustration—many historic buildings have survived for centuries not simply because they were well constructed, but because generations consistently maintained them.
The real legacy of good governance should therefore not only be what a government builds today, but what remains functional, attractive and useful 30, 50 or 100 years after that government has left office.
And that last point you made is perhaps the most important: we need a generation that sees public infrastructure as something held in trust for unborn Nigerians, rather than something to be used and abandoned by the present generation.

Corruption, theft, Strike , mismanagement ti takeover .

What's international about the hospital?

Dis people sef. 😒

Tareq1105:
Enugu doesn't have water. I served in the state in 1993 fron Awgu to uwani to Agbani road etc no water then.

I think mbah is really working hard to restore water supply to most areas in enugu now.

•Congratulations to Enugu People,For having Mbah - as a Governor- at least,we can see,what he has done-visible things and they all affect lives- Road 🛣️ , Education, Health,etc 👍👏.
•POLITICS Apart- Nigerians Should Call out Some State -Governors to explain to them What they Are doing with the Money 🤑💰/ Funds received Every -quarter from the Federation Accounts !
•Governor Mbah and Bago of Niger-State Are really doing well.
-Lagos Governor Sanwo- Olu ,
started well but he is leaving Lagos in Waste --Problems and we hope,he knows this Lagos never got Dirty like this,
- What happens to LAWNMAN PEOPLE?
• ARE THEY FIGHTING THE GOVERNOR,at the tail ends of his 8- years in Office ?
-How Much Are these LAWNMAN Paid to Clean Lagos and Why Suddenly Do we Have Waste - Dirts- littered All over Lagos State?
-For example - from Jibowu- to Mile 12,Agric- to Ikorodu- Garage - is like we have never seen this type of stuff before - for these 3- Months running Now and We must avoid Epidemics - If Care Is Not Quickly Taken!
•How Many Lagosians has he Employed ?
•How Many Affordable Housing has he Built for the Lagosians ,
•- For ,Alh.Jakande Did Wanders - in just 4- years and 3- Months Rule' before Buhari disrupted the Civilian Rules under Falsehoods!
-Where Are the Rest Of Nigerian Governors ⁉️
•For we are Only hearing Wike in Abuja-making Nigeria great ,as Abuja is witnessing galloping Developments,never like before!

All igbo governors are working hard to develop igbo land. At this rate by 2050 igbo land will be paradise. This is a welcome development