Today, as I clock another year on the journey of life, I'm filled with joy and gratitude for the opportunity to serve this great nation.
I want to take this moment to thank Nigerians for their messages, show of love and prayers on the occasion of my 74th birthday. I thank all our citizens for their patriotism, solidarity and support for our administration…
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VIDEO: Governor Mbah commissions the Enugu Haier Factory, a game-changing $20 million investment ushering in a new era of Made-in-Enugu tech products.
#TomorrowIsHere.
Enugu, Here we come!
ECOWAS in Conjunction with the Ministry of Foreign Affairs, with the collaboration of the Government of Enugu State, will be holding a one day workshop on the modalities for participation in the ECOWAS Trade Liberalisation Scheme.
This is a beneficial scheme for manufacturers, SMEs, entrepreneurs, cottage industry proprietors, banks, wholesalers, retailers, etc.
The ECOWAS Trade Liberalization Scheme (ETLS) is designed to promote free trade among the 12 member countries of the Economic Community of West African States (ECOWAS). It works by removing customs duties and eliminating non-tariff barriers on goods originating within the region, which is determined by a local content criterion of at least 60%.
The scheme guarantees unhindered market access and the free movement of goods within the West Africa sub-region.
At this event will learn how to qualify and maximize the benefits of this scheme, and how to obtain the ETLS Certification ( Certificate of Origin) in an engaging and entertaining atmosphere.
It will be worth your while!
@Victor_Ani_1972@Kasieobi_1 I'm from Enugu and have always been in APC since inception because I haven't seen the benefit of an alliance with PDP. I'm glad today that many who quarrelled with me are now in agreement. My support is not emotional but strategic - for the good of Ndi-Enugu 042 in the centre.
If you live in Enugu, this post is important.
The Ije Card is now available at all terminals in Enugu. You can walk in today and request yours.
🔹The card itself is free.
🔹I just collected for every member of my household.
🔹To activate, you must load from ₦600 upwards.
🔹You only need your name and phone number for each card.
This is managed by Femadec, the same company handling Lagos BRT.
Go and get yours today (Monday) before traffic starts.
@ifeanyi41387404@EnuguState@PNMbah I agree with you. It's a work-in-progress my brother. It's not everywhere yet, but let's remain hopeful and trust in the process. Ya gazie
Tariff Slash: EERC Moves to Resolve Sudden Power Supply Shortage in Parts of Enugu
... As EEDC blames “code coverage conflicts and related glitches”
The Enugu State Electricity Regulatory Commission, EERC, says it is taking steps to resolve the sudden electricity supply shortages that have plunged parts of the country into an acute power shortage.
Recall that MainPower Electricity Distribution Company Limited had last week issued a statement where it blamed the development on the drastic reduction of power being supplied it by the parent company, the Enugu Electricity Distribution Company, EEDC, following EERC’s decision to slash electricity tariff for Band A from N209 per kWh to N160 per kWh.
But EERC in a Public Notice it issued on Sunday evening, said it met with both EEDC and MainpPower, assuring that it was taking the necessary steps to restore normalcy.
The statement read, “Sequel to the public announcement from MainPower which stated that EEDC, its parent company, directed the curtailing of power supply to Bands B to E Feeders, and the challenges in vending being experienced by the customers in Enugu State, the Enugu State Electricity Regulatory Commission (the Commission) invited MainPower Electricity Distribution Limited (MainPower) to a meeting on Thursday 7th August, 2025 to ascertain the reasons for the decision to curtail power supply in Enugu State and vending challenges being experienced by customers.
“During the meeting, MainPower explained that they (MainPower and EEDC) were having
difficulties separating Enugu State from the rest of the States in the coverage area of EEDC, which challenge was termed 'code coverage conflicts and related glitches,' but gave assurance that the issue would be sorted out very soon.
“The Commission, however, mandated MainPower to formally communicate with the customers on vending challenges and efforts being made to resolve it.
“As regards the curtailing of power supply in Enugu, and their dissatisfaction with the Tariff Order from the Commission, thereby plunging parts of the state into darkness, the Commission reminded MainPower of the provisions of the Commission’s Business Rules, which require that they make a formal petition within thirty (30) days of the Commission’s Order if they were not satisfied with the Order, instead of resulting in curtailing of supply. The petition will enable a public hearing on the Tariff Order to which
the outcome will be implemented. The Business Rules is accessible to all stakeholders on the Commission’s website (https://t.co/I0SA6TpRvG).
“The Commission is consulting with relevant stakeholders at the state and federal level
and will endeavour to apply appropriate regulatory approach in dealing with this issue to
ensure that developers, service providers, customers and Ndi Enugu get the full benefit
of the evolving subnational electricity market in the State.
“We will also ensure that MainPower recovers sufficientrevenue that covers their efficient costs of doing business in Enugu State plus a fair return on capital invested, as provided in section 34 (2)(b) of the Enugu State Electricity Law 2023.“
@ifeanyi41387404@EnuguState@PNMbah Water runs in T/Ekulu that I am sure. Timber/Ikpeama road, Phase 6 road, Damija/T/Ekulu bridge/Nwodo/Bilante, college road, Amuri road, Obinagu road, Onu ngene road, etc completed. Nike Lake road dualization, Mater Dei/Forham road, Pinnacle road, Amazing Love Cresent, etc ongoing
@ifeanyi41387404@EnuguState@PNMbah I also was born and brought up in Enugu. I currently live in TEkulu. I'm not making excuses but evidence full ground. You don't want to pay tax? You want development? Na wa ooo! Sullivan has done his part, kudos to him. Peter Mba is doing his...the difference is like 7Up
@ifeanyi41387404@EnuguState@PNMbah Development especially road construction comes with some costs. Yes the roads are under construction and with a little more patience, the roads will come alive. Also remember it's the rainy season and it slows down work. We know the taste of sh*t from the smell of fart 😂
@DonatusOnyeka@EnuguState@PNMbah You can reach out to the local governments in those villages. They're statutorily responsible for village roads. However, I know that urban roads are also receiving some appreciable attention courtesy of the state government ably led by @PNMbah