Enugu State Governor Peter Mbah has shared thrilling video clips of some of his work in Enugu metropolis.
In a post he made on X, Mbah appeared very satisfied with the beautiful scenery he has been able to create for his people in just three years.
“Roads are the backbone of a growing economy,” he began. “They connect communities, open up access to markets, make movement easier and create room for businesses to grow.
“Across Enugu, we are not just building roads. We are building the connections that will move our people, businesses and economy forward. The work continues, and the results are taking shape,” he said above the video.
His post has since generated mostly positive reactions from netizens, with some praying for the governor’s success in his second term bid.
Reactions following Gov Mbah’s video
@DeanofAfrica: “I will give you Credit on road (65%). I should be giving you 100% but I think the contractors are the problem. More than 50% of road they did (especially patches in Achara Layout) have spoilt even more than how they met it…Please sir, create road supervision team that will give them updates”.
@Deepthinking_26: “You are working my governor. All you have to do for us is to Maintain your Steez you will win your reelection. That one is sacrosanct but you see this presidential election. The good people of enugu state will not vote Tinubu. N1600 naira per lite of fuel.”
@nuelmars: “I commend your efforts into road construction which is the first step in urban and state development.
@aPeller: “Road is the most basic necessity for a thriving economy. Also Enugu has been improving in electricity too. Now we want you to fix water supply.
Let’s have a central water supply and stop drilling boreholes and well waters.”
@OXsterli: “@PNMbah You are doing a wonderful job in Enugu, look into the 9PM curfew it’s hurting some businesses. Also the 260 smart schools can be reduced for quality and sustainability. The government coming after you might find it hard to maintain and let the ones in rural areas rot.”
@Escapesmith: “You’re really trying on roads, kudos dear guvnor, but the quality is far from satisfactory. Let the contractors sit up pls.