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Harvest of projects as Mbah begins tour of 68 development centres, commissions smart schools, PHCs

Mbah said his government’s inclusive development model, which ensures the distribution of projects and opportunities across wards, had ensured that no part of the state was left behind. The post Harvest of projects as Mbah begins tour of 68 development centres, commissions smart schools, PHCs appeared first on Premium Times Nigeria .

Harvest of projects as Mbah begins tour of 68 development centres, commissions smart schools, PHCs

Enugu State Governor Peter Mbah began a campaign tour of 68 development centres on Friday. During the tour, he commissioned several projects initiated by his administration within the Aninri West and Aninri North development centres of the Aninri Local Government Area, according to This Day.

In the Aninri West Development Centre, Mbah commissioned the Amorji, Uhueze, and Agbada Nenwe campuses of the Smart Green School. He also toured the Type 2 Primary Healthcare Centre in Agbada Nenwe and commissioned the Type 2 Healthcare Facility in Amorji, Nenwe, This Day reported.

The governor held stakeholder engagements at Nenwe and Oduma to interact with residents and gather feedback on government policies and projects. Mbah stated that his government uses an inclusive development model to distribute projects and opportunities across wards so that no part of the state is left behind, Premium Times reported.

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