Enugu State Governor, Peter Mbah, declared that Enugu State is open for business, citing the positive impact of financial reforms implemented by the federal government on the state’s investment climate.
Governor Mbah highlighted the ease of capital flow in and out of the country due to the reforms, and he emphasized the state’s efforts to attract investors.
During a closed-door meeting with President Tinubu at the Aso Rock Villa in Abuja, Governor Mbah discussed the state’s push for the construction of a cargo terminal and the completion of the international wing of the Akanu Ibiam International Airport, Enugu, with assistance from the Federal Government.
He stressed the need for collaboration between Enugu State and the Federal Government to achieve these infrastructure projects.
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Governor Mbah acknowledged the impact of some federal government economic policies, such as the removal of fuel subsidy, on the nation, stating that although some policies may be tough in the short term, they are therapeutic for the country.
The governor also addressed security concerns in Enugu State and the Southeast, assuring that the state has dealt with the sit-at-home issue and related security challenges.
He emphasized that Enugu State is ready for investment, with improved security conditions, and called on potential investors to consider the state for business opportunities.
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