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The greatest restoration in history began with the ultimate sacrifice. As we work to refine and restore our dear state, may this Good Friday renew our faith, deepen our love for one another, and strengthen our collective resolve. I wish you a solemn and prayerful Good Friday.

HOW TO SURVIVE IN ENUGU STATE 1. Have money 💰 2. Know people that have money and connection for business Expansion and intimidation from agborolization sake 🤝 3. Know the differences between Enugu/enugu-ezike/Enugu ukwu 🚗 4. Don't fall in love 5. Just know that New haven and new haven extension are different & never ever use Google map to Trek a 5min distance on your phone. Body go tell you🚶 6. Avoid UNEC girls... Very important 7. Artisan and New artisan no be the same thing, make sure you know the difference 8. Meanwhile if you don't know the difference between Agbani and Agbani road survival go dey far far away from you 9. Each direction you are going to have a sign language that the cab drivers understands perfectly eg Abakpa junction😏 Abakpa💀etc. No worry no be person go teach you 10. And not everybody that says they're based in Enugu actually stay in Enugu..Some na Agbani, Ngwo,Eke obinagu, 4 corner , Nsukka they're all in Enugu state not Enugu And also coming from Enugu state once you pass Emene you are in Ebonyi state. 11. Never head to agbani road at 6pm, you will sleep for road 12. Abakpa pikin and nwa abakpa no be the same,know the difference. 13. Anybody that tells you he/she is living at njamanze just know that it's ghetto. 14. Enugu ngwo,Enugu, enugu-ezike are three different places. 15. Obiagu has beautiful houses and estates like WTC Estate,unity Estate, Golden Estate,MSP don't think it is only ghetto 16. If you are in any area where you see too much boys gathering And you hear taa waa here!!! my brother run 🏃‍♀️ 17. You can not eat abacha and Fish in Enugu state and expect the same taste of abacha in another state No way! You will come back because of abacha. 18. There is a big difference between Okpa and okpa nsukka 19. Not every man with potbelly is a rich man,some na pöison and fibroids 20. Lastly Take number 4 & 6 seriously

Today, I had the pleasure of receiving our very own son, Phyno, an Enugu-born talent who has grown into a global force in music. As he prepares for his event this Sunday at the International Conference Centre here in Enugu, I am filled with pride. Phyno represents the very best of who we are; resilience, excellence, and creativity that travels far beyond our borders. Enugu continues to produce some of the finest talents, and we will keep supporting and celebrating our creative industry. Our artists are not just entertainers; they are ambassadors of our culture and identity on the global stage. We will always stand with our own.

Various workshops in GTC Enugu; plumbing, automobile, wielding etc @Okwesilieze82

If you’re visiting or relocating to Enugu for the first time, here's a list of things you should take note of. PART 1 1. There’s no rush, passengers don’t fight for buses, it’s buses that fight for passengers. 2. There’s time for everything, we sleep and wake up at the appropriate time; don't go looking for where you’ll buy Akara by 5am, because you won’t see. This is not Lagos. 3. If you’re a motorist, you’re more likely to become friends with the Police, FRSC, VIO, but you see MOT? Those ones are devils. Avoid them like the plague. 4. Your stay singleness has nothing on you. You can choose to do genital meet & greet without attachment every day, as long as you stay alone and your house has POP with LED lighting. 5. Okpa is not just a snack, it’s a whole meal. 90% of Enugu residents eat okpa as breakfast every day. 6. YOU CAN’T BE FRIENDS WITH EVERYONE. Enugu does cliques very well. Find a circle that aligns with your interest and roll with them. 7. Enugu people are very receptive and hospitable until you start getting too close. They’ll disappear on you. They don’t like too much closeness if you’re not in their circle. 8. We shop at Ogbete market, which has almost anything you need but it’s not cheap. 9. Enugu passengers love window seat, front seat or second row seat. Back seats are not meant for them. They are ready to forfeit a bus seat because of the seat position. Should we do part 2? 10. We bargain with conductors.

The dual carriage way construction from Abakpa to Opi and the old Enugu-Obollo dual carriage from 9th mile will definitely change a few things in Nsukka. If the SG will add proper residential layouts and industrial layout, the city will blossom.

Nsukka should be more than what it is currently. The city has so much potentials.

Happy New Month, Ndi Enugu. As we step into April, I welcome you to yet another opportunity to keep pushing forward, to keep building, and to sustain the momentum of progress we have set in motion across our dear state. We remain steadfast in our commitment to deliver on our promises and to advance our shared vision of a greater, stronger, and more prosperous Enugu State. May this new month bring you peace, renewed hope, and good success in all your endeavours. Tomorrow is Here.

Layouts Carving of Central Business Districts and Residential Districts in the New Enugu Smart City

Computer use is now in Claude Code. Claude can open your apps, click through your UI, and test what it built, right from the CLI. Now in research preview on Pro and Max plans.

Yesterday, I visited the Type-2 Primary Healthcare Centre in Ogbaku, Awgu LGA, as part of our quarterly engagement with our people. Listening directly to community stakeholders, health workers, and patients reinforces why we must stay focused on building systems that truly serve Ndi Enugu. From their feedback, access to quality, functional healthcare is no longer a promise; it is becoming a lived reality. The testimonies from Ogbaku were encouraging, showing that our investments in primary healthcare are already making a real difference, especially for women, children, and the elderly. We are ensuring these facilities are fully functional, equipped with solar power, running water, staff quarters, and electronic medical records. To strengthen service delivery, we have approved the recruitment of 2,250 health workers to guarantee round-the-clock care. Beyond healthcare, our ongoing road projects spanning over 55 kilometres across Awgu are improving connectivity and easing long-standing challenges. Our goal is to ensure no woman dies during childbirth and that every citizen has access to quality healthcare. We will not relent until we achieve zero preventable deaths. I thank the good people of Awgu for their support as we continue building a stronger, healthier, and more prosperous Enugu State. Tomorrow is here.

Number one album and number artist hip hop chart audiomack 🙏🖤

Children from Enugu Smart Schools will be participating in 2027 South East Maths Olympiad. This will be the first public test of the state’s investment in basic education. I do hope they don’t disappoint. IMO, Anambra, Ebonyi and Abia should prepare their children in government schools to perform better this time.

There's something about Enugu that instantly makes you feel warm and relax , something that make you feel at home. You'll notice this in movies made in enugu,the music,pictures and most importantly the people. Everything about the city feels like something pulled out of a novel

streamers don dy enugu ke 😹😹😹 evado listening party 🔥

The New Enugu State Smart city is coming up nicely !!! Peter Mbah is switching gears

New Enugu Smart City, Governor Mbah’s flagship urban development, is a purpose-built, technology-enabled city-within-a-city, with infrastructure delivered to global standards. The main entrance is a grand 8-lane dual carriageway with reinforced underground drainage channels,

My debut album THE PROMISED LAND is finally here. This project is more than music to me… it’s my story, my struggles, my growth, and everything I’ve been becoming. Every track carries a piece of my journey. I’ve been waiting for this moment, and I’m proud to finally share it with you all. Go run it up, stream it, feel it, live with it. Welcome to THE PROMISED LAND 🌍✨

Update on the Enugu Smart Senior Secondary School, Owo, in Nkanu East LGA. Governor Mbah is establishing 17 Smart Senior Secondary Schools across the state, one in each local government area, alongside 8 Technical and Vocational Schools, one in each federal constituency.

@Evado_042 🔥if I was a God