Enugu @ 34: As Mbah Drives the Dreams of Founding Fathers

By Uche Anichukwu

“I am not a stranger at all to Enugu State. To deny Governor Peter Mbah’s transformative leadership will be sinful“ – Chief Mike Ozekhome, SAN

Growing up, I heard how my paternal grandfather, the late Ofia Inyinya Okereke Igboke Anyioma, a highly respected personality, and a wealthy man by their standard in those days, offered three-point prayer as he broke kolanut and poured libations to Chukwu Okike Abiama (God) and his ancestors every morning: “If I ever conceive evil against anyone, may it return to me and vice versa; may everyone prosper, but may the kindest-hearted prosper the most so that the poor would not suffer; may my descendants surpass me and also actualise any of my unfulfilled dreams, for they are too big to be fulfilled in a lifetime.”
Not many places in Nigeria have enjoyed Enugu State’s rich history and special bestowals of mother nature. It is a city built on a hill that cannot be hidden. Yet, something was missing: the founding fathers – Chief Christian Chukwuma Onoh, HRH Igwe Edward Nnaji, Chief Enechi Onyia, HRH Igwe Charles Abangwu, Chief Basil Okwu, HRH Igwe John Nwodo, HRH Igwe Ezeudo Abel Nwobodo, Prof. Samson Ukpabi, HRH Igwe Udemgaba Maduka, Justice Augustine Nnamani (JSC), HRH Igwe Paul Egbogu, HRM Igwe John Igwesi, Chief Dan Agbo, and Chief Nduka Eya, among a host of others – dreamt big. They believed that the people known as Waawa would do better with a state of their own to expand the social, political, and economic opportunities for their people. Their prayer was answered on August 27, 1991, when former Head of State, General Ibrahim Babangida, announced the creation of Enugu State.

Like my grandfather, they understood that having done their bits, the creation of Enugu State was only the beginning of the quest for the larger dream. Consequently, from the first military administrator to successive civilian administrations various degrees of progress have been made.

However, as I have often held, in the life of a people, once in a blue moon, providence throws up that one extraordinary person who must take them to unimaginable heights in such a very short time. I have always cited the likes of Lee Kuan Yew, often referred to as the father of modern Singapore. He literally transformed Singapore from a Third World nation to a developed economy in one generation. I have also often cited Park Chung Hee, who engineered the Miracle on the Han River, transforming South Korea to an industrial cum economic giant; Deng Xiaoping, who lifted millions of Chinese out of poverty in a most dramatic manner; Franklin D. Roosevelt whose ‘New Deal’ rescued the USA from the Great Depression; and our own legend, Dr. Michael Iheonukara Okpara, whose “Pragmatic Realism” transformed the defunct Eastern Region into the world’s fastest growing economy between 1954 and 1964.

Today, Mbah is following in their footsteps. Having observed his modus operandi, and interacted him at a close range, I must confess that he is possessed by some positive forces greater than him. His quest to transform Enugu is an obsession – literally speaking.

Driven by his Disruptive Innovation approach, Mbah made it clear right from the campaigns that his was a transcendental calling to fast-track the dreams or tomorrow to reality, today. He came with a vision to exponentially grow the state’s economy from $4.4 billion to $30 billion in four to eight years through private sector investment, make it one of the top three states in Nigeria in terms of GDP and ensure that Enugu State achieves a zero per cent headcount rate inl poverty headcount index.

Two years and three months after, Enugu has become the cynosure of all eyes and the national reference point in good governance. He is proving, daily, and in practical and verifiable terms that the dreams of our founding fathers were not malarial fever dreams – they are realisable.

Mbah has demonstrated his commitment to realising the dreams of our founding fathers through the rapid resuscitation of moribund assets in line with his campaign promise. Unlike the national norm where new governments abandon the projects of their predecessors, he set out to revive the Enugu Palm Products Limited, EUPPL. Originally founded by the government of the defunct East Central State in 1970 on 6,700 hectares that traverses Ibite-Olo in Ezeagu LGA, Ugwuoba in Oji River LGA, and Umulokpa in Uzo-Uwani LGA, it was destroyed by the “Nigerian factor.” But with a N100bn deal between the Enugu State Government and Pragmatic Palms Limited in May 2024, a five-year aggressive plan is now being implemented to reposition EUPPL as one of the leading integrated oil palm establishments in Nigeria, playing in the upstream, midstream, and downstream sectors.

In addition, he has revamped the long-abandoned iconic Hotel Presidential founded by the legendary Dr. Michael Okpara some 63 years ago (1963) and Nigergas founded in 1962. He has recovered and completed the International Conference Centre, ICC, commenced by former Governor Chimaroke Nnamani. Today, the carcass he inherited has been transformed into a magnificent complex commissioned by His Excellency, President Bola Tinubu, in January 2025. Today, it has become a beehive of activities, drawing visitors from across the country and beyond. Among many other conferences that drew thousands of participants, over 20,000 lawyers are presently having a wonderful experience at the sprawling complex and the Okpara Square where the 2025 Annual General Conference of the Nigerian Bar Association is taking place.

These conferences and a retinue of other programmes also means huge sums of money coming into Enugu State. the hotel proprietors, taxi drivers, phone accessories sellers, restaurant proprietors, and even the “Mama Put,” etc. are all smiling to the bank. In fact, for the NBA conference, hotels as far as adjourning local governments to the state capital are fully occupied.

Also, standing just beside the ICC is the ICC 5-Star Hotel, commenced by the Mbah Administration on May 27, 2024. Today, the structural work is completed and it will be delivered before the end of 2025. Around the same ecosystem is also the Enugu International Hospital, a world-class quaternary state-of-the-art multi-specialty facility, that will not only help Nigeria reverse medical tourism, but also strengthen Enugu’s robust bid for a substantial share of Nigeria’s overseas medical tourism market valued at over $1 billion annually.

Only recently, a trending and geotagged video showed parts of some neigbouring states deserted by community members due to insecurity orchestrated by unknown gunmen. But today, Enugu is rated as one of the safest states in Nigeria, thanks to the bold and creative steps taken by Governor Mbah since May 2023. He banned the illegal sit-at-home that had virtually crippled Enugu’s economy and invested heavily in resources to tame and route out the enforcers. Today, some forests that used to house such non-state actors are now home to some of the 200-hectre Farm Estates being developed across the 260 wards.
In addition, Enugu houses the biggest and most sophisticated Command and Control Centre in Nigeria today. All the AI-enabled digital cameras installed across the state for surveillance are connected to the centre. Likewise, the AI-enabled cameras installed on all the over 150 security vehicles operated by the Distress Response Squad.

To make good his ambition to attract investors and at least 3 million visitors to Enugu State. annually starting from 2027, Mbah recently launched five ultramodern terminals, 100 CNG Mass Transit buses, the Enugu Transport management System, and 80 modern bus shelters and terminals. Biodun Otunola, is the Managing Director, Planet Projects Limited, which handled some of the Enugu transport terminals. Planet Project also built the Oshodi Transport Interchange and Ikeja Bus Terminal in Lagos. He captured the enormity of what Mbah has done: “This is the first time a project of this magnitude is experiented. Not only that a bus terminal is being built, but five bus terminals are being built. No administration has ever done this before since the history of Nigeria. We are in this industry and we have the records.”

It is also recalled that the state government had on July 7, 2025, rolled out three aircraft to launch Enugu Air as part of the administration’s integrated blueprint for a modern, multimodal transport ecosystem and vision to make Enugu a major aviation hub. And more are being expected before the end of the year.
One can actually go on and on, reeling out Mbah’s trailblazing accomplishments within a very short stay in power: construction of 260 Smart Green Schools in 260 ward to equip the children and youth of Enugu with 21 century skills and make them relevant in the emerging global economy; construction of 260 Type 2 Primary Healthcare Centres; over 1,000km of ongoing and completed road projects; creation of Enugu electricity market; establishment of 160 tons per our asphalt plant; establishment of Nortra Tractor Assembly Plant and Service Centre, an investment by ODK Group of Denmark; transformation of GTC from a collection of decrepit structures to a world class Technical, Vocational Education and Training (TVET) College with full boarding for 1,000 students; ongoing resuscitation of the long-abandoned Sunrise Flour Mills; and the massive New Enugu City, an ongoing smart city project, just to name a few.

The important thing to note, however, is that these projects are not isolated thinking. They are all connecting the dots in delivering the governor’s vision to grow Enugu State into a $30 billion economy. But even more important, they are all connected to the overmatching dreams of our founding fathers, for the tomorrow they all dreamt about is finally here, fast-forwarded by a visionary leader, Dr. Peter Mbah. As Ndi Enugu celebrate the 34th anniversary of their state, they can now confidently say that tomorrow is here indeed.
•Anichukwu is media aide to Governor of Enugu State

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    President Bola Tinubu has promised to fast-track Nigeria’s development through technology and food security, aligning with the success models of emerging economies, like Brazil.

    Speaking during a meeting in Brasilia with a cross-section of Nigerians resident in Brazil, Tinubu emphasised his administration’s commitment to transformation through innovation, reform, and inclusive growth.

    ”We must bring Nigeria to the forefront of Africa’s progress, driven by technology, food sovereignty, and the courage to change our destiny,” Tinubu declared, before departing the Brazilian capital en route Abuja following his three-day state visit.

    He commended the vibrant Nigerian diaspora community, and urged them to see themselves as key stakeholders in the building of a new Nigeria rooted in innovation, culture, and shared responsibility.

    Speaker of the House of Representatives, Rt. Hon. Tajudeen Abbas, described the meeting between Tinubu and the Nigerian diaspora in Brazil as a moment of great historical significance, marking a new chapter in Nigeria’s engagement with its global community.

    The president described his visit to Brazil as a strategic move to deepen bilateral ties and draw inspiration from the impressive development trajectory of the South American country. He stated that both nations once shared similar economic starting points.

    According to him, “Once upon a time, Nigeria and Brazil stood on the same level. Look at Brazil today, its technology, its food systems. We must ask ourselves: what do they have that we don’t?

    “We have the brains, the energy, and the youth. We have everything we need. Now, we must act.”

    He told the Nigerian diaspora community, “You are the pride of our nation. Your diversity, your commitment — it reflects the Nigeria we are working to build. I salute you all.”

    He acknowledged the difficulties citizens faced due to ongoing economic reforms, insisting that they are essential steps towards long-term stability and prosperity.

    “Yes, the reforms are tough, like bitter medicine. But once the fever is gone, you know the cure was worth it,” the president stated.
    Referencing his recent diplomatic shuttles, Tinubu said his government was laying the groundwork for global partnerships that could unlock Nigeria’s potential in manufacturing, technology, and cultural exchange.

    He canvassed support for an upcoming voyage involving Nobel Laureate Wole Soyinka, inspired by a cultural initiative he began while serving as Lagos State governor.

    “If Wole Soyinka, at over 90, can still dream and act, then we have no excuse. The dream must be realised. The time is now,” Tinubu declared.
    He appealed passionately to Nigerians, both at home and in the diaspora, to foster unity, peace, and passion for developing a Nigeria that everybody would truly be proud to call home.

    Responding to questions from Nigerians living in Brazil about opening consulates in São Paulo and other cities, Tinubu urged patience. He explained that the government was meticulously managing limited resources to keep foreign missions running efficiently.

    Equally speaking, Abbas stressed that the meeting between Tinubu and the Nigerian diaspora in Brazil marked a moment of great historical significance.
    He acknowledged the deep-rooted historical ties between Nigeria and Brazil, saying they are ties forged through centuries of migration and cultural exchange. He emphasised the need to rekindle those bonds.

    The speaker also lauded Tinubu’s effort to strengthen bilateral ties with Brazil, stating that recent diplomatic and cultural initiatives have laid the groundwork for future collaborations between the two nations.

    On his part, Governor Uba Sani of Kaduna State, who spoke on behalf of the governors on Tinubu’s delegation, praised the economic policies of the administration as transformational.

    Sani said, “In the past, it was almost impossible to convince any investor to come to Nigeria, but just last year, Mr. President cleared a $7 billion forex backlog, a major intervention.”

    According to the governor, Nigeria now offers an environment where investors can bring in capital and repatriate profits without facing unnecessary bureaucratic hurdles or foreign exchange crisis.

    He credited the elimination of multiple exchange rates and improved transparency in the financial system as key factors encouraging investor confidence.
    Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, Mrs. Bianca Odumegwu-Ojukwu, urged Nigerians residing in São Paulo and surrounding areas to continue utilising the existing liaison office until necessary upgrades were implemented.

    Earlier, Chairman of the Brazilian chapter of Nigerians in Diaspora, Chuka Emmanuel, commended the president for fostering stronger ties between Nigeria and Brazil. Emmanuel pledged the diaspora’s support for national development.

    He emphasised the diaspora’s role as a development partner, highlighting the rise in Nigerian postgraduate scholars in Brazil.

    Emmanuel stated, “What we’re saying is that here, through the diaspora, we would like to be a channel to this national development.

    “In that regard, we have started; we have actually been doing that for quite some time now in the area of agriculture, infrastructure, and, of course, looking for direct investment back home.

    “To be able to do that, I’ve also recognised, Your Excellency, Sir, that human resources in terms of education is what we strongly need to be able to prepare the younger ones for tomorrow so that they can return home and participate.

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    Tinubu Departs Brazil for Abuja

    Tinubu departed Brasilia on Wednesday for Abuja after his three-day state visit, which focused on strengthening relations between Nigeria and Brazil.
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    Top Brazilian government officials at the airport to bid Tinubu farewell included Secretary for Africa and the Middle East, Ambassador Carlos Sérgio Sobral Duarte and Ambassador of Brazil to Nigeria, Carlos José Areias Moreno Garcete.

    Nigeria’s Minister of State for Foreign Affairs, Bianca Odumegwu-Ojukwu, and other Nigerian government officials were also at the airport.
    A guard of honour, led by Colonel Cel Nicolas, was part of the brief departure ceremony.

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    Bala Mohammed: I Gave Up My Presidential Bid to Allow PDP Zone Ticket to South

    Bala Mohammed: I Gave Up My Presidential Bid to Allow PDP Zone Ticket to South

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    Bauchi State Governor, Bala Mohammed, has expressed satisfaction with the zoning of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) presidential ticket to the South, saying he had to give up his ambition to allow the decision pull through.

    In another development the Senate Minority Leader, Senator Abba Moro, yesterday, said the PDP made a mistake fielding former Vice-President Atiku Abubakar as its presidential candidate in the 2023 general election.

    But a former governor of Benue State, Mr Samuel Ortom, has welcomed the zoning of PDP’s presidential ticket to the southern part of Nigeria, with a condition that his support would be determined by the choice of candidate.

    Addressing journalists, the Bauchi governor said he was part of the decision regarding the zoning.

    “I’m very satisfied with the resolution because I’m part of it– from the arrangement, strategy, and delivery.

    “It’s an all-inclusive decision for us to have our national convention in Ibadan, Oyo State, and sustain the existing zoning formula in the party offices and to zone the presidential office to the South so that we can have some sanity, understanding, and unity.

    “I’m calling on Nigerians to know that politics is not about personal interest, it’s about self actualisation within the framework of party decisions, manifesto, and national development.

    “Everything is predicated on sacrifice not interest and of course we must always give allowance, respect each other, and power comes from God.
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    Meanwhile, Moro has said the PDP regretted fielding Atiku as its presidential candidate in the 2023 general election, describing the move as an error that cost the party dearly.

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    “Zoning the ticket to the south was a strategic correction of past mistakes. To people who have been somewhat pessimistic about the resilience of the PDP, it could be shocking.

    “You will recall that I have told you here that a lot of activities have been put in place by the PDP towards resolving some of the conflicts within the party. And that out of the ashes of the storm, we’re going to bounce back,” he stated, addressing the surprise that greeted NEC announcement.

    Reflecting on the 2023 elections, Moro admitted that fielding a northern candidate like Atiku was a miscalculation.

    He said, “Majority of us, virtually all of us, agreed that a mistake was made in 2023, fielding a northern candidate.

    “And this time around, in the spirit of unity, in the spirit of fairness and justice, PDP leaders decided to swallow their saliva and say, look, let’s take this thing to the south, where majority of the people expected that it would have been.”

    The Senate Minority Leader acknowledged the party’s regret over the 2023 outcome, stating that, “To lose a very monumental election in that disastrous manner, as it were, certainly is something for regrets.”

    He explained the decision to open the ticket in 2023, allowing a northern candidate to succeed a northern president “backfired” as Nigerians resisted the move, contributing to the PDP electoral loss.

    On the possibility of former Anambra governor, Peter Obi, returning to the PDP, Moro revealed ongoing efforts to woo him back.
    “In the run-up to 2027, I’m aware that certain individuals have been talking to Peter Obi, saying, ‘hey, come back home. This is what we are likely going to do. And if you come, you stand a chance of being a candidate’,” he said.

    He added that Obi’s potential return could bolster the PDP chances.

    “If Peter Obi comes back and is the most favoured candidate, the most supported candidate, and becomes a candidate, the PDP will make an impact in the 2027 election,” he said.

    Moro also addressed speculations about former President Goodluck Jonathan as a potential candidate, just as he dismissed concerns about constitutional barriers, but cited judicial precedents.

    Ortom Gives Condition to Support PDP in 2027

    A former governor of Benue State, Mr Samuel Ortom, has welcomed the zoning of PDP’s presidential ticket to the southern part of Nigeria, with a condition that his support would be determined by the choice of candidate.

    Ortom, who noted that he and the other members of the G-5 had clamoured for the zoning of the ticket to the south in the 2023 presidential election, however observed that his support for the party’s presidential candidate in 2027, would be determined by the candidate the party brings forward.

    Speaking on Arise News last night, Ortom commended the party’s leadership for taking the decision to zone the presidential ticket to the south.
    But, when asked if the decision of the PDP would affect his earlier support for the incumbent president, Bola Tinubu of the All Progressives Congress (APC), the former governor pointed out that his decision would be determined by the credibility of the PDP’s candidate.

    “If we have a credible candidate” he said, “I will compare him with the current president and will take a decision.”

    Discussing the possibility of the PDP fielding a presidential candidate, he said, “We’re waiting… if there is no presidential candidate then we will continue with the south.

    “Let us what to see what will happen in the next few days and the build up to 2027,” Ortom added.

    Five PDP governors later known as the G-5, led by former Rivers State governor, Nyesom Wike, had in 2023 declared support for APC’s Tinubu, following the refusal of the PDP to zone its presidential ticket to the southern part of Nigeria.

    Unfortunately, it was Ortom who headed the committee that zoned the party’s ticket to the north, making it possible for Atiku to run and clinch the party’s ticket.
    However, while Ortom has refused to take responsibility for the decision of his committee, which he did not object as the chairman, he still sided with his allies to sabotage his party, while pointing fingers at others.

    Ortom, who alongside his aggrieved colleagues openly declared support for Tinubu ahead the 2023 election, recently accused some people of sabotaging the PDP in the election, failing to admit his role in the mess the PDP found itself.

    But after emerging president, Tinubu only appointed Wike Minister of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT), and the minister had since declared support for Tinubu’s return in 2027, despite claiming membership of the PDP.

    Curiously, while Ortom and Wike had openly declared support for Tinubu’s 2027 ambition, another member of the G-5 and Governor of Oyo State, Mr. Seyi Makinde, has sided with his party and working with like-minds to get the behemoth back on its feet.

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