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Enugu launches 25-year plan focused on institutions and infrastructure

Source: Premium Times · 24 Sep 2026, 05:00 UTC
Enugu launches 25-year plan focused on institutions and infrastructure
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Enugu State has unveiled a 25-year development plan intended to sustain growth and infrastructure development. Governor Peter Mbah said it would replace short-term, administration-led projects with planning anchored in institutions, policies and systems.

Enugu State has unveiled a 25-year development plan aimed at sustaining growth and infrastructure development, Premium Times Nigeria reported. Governor Peter Mbah said the plan was designed to change the state’s approach from development centred mainly on individual projects and successive administrations. According to Mbah, the longer-term framework would instead be embedded in institutions, policies, systems and sustained planning.

The available material does not list the projects covered by the plan, give its implementation timetable or state how it will be financed and monitored.

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