Another multiplier effect of the project is the reversing of brain drain in the country. The governor noted that the state is “actively engaging our sons and daughters in the diaspora, inviting them to bring their expertise back to Enugu. We’re giving them our word that Enugu is open and ready for business. We have derisked investment, offering incentives to make sure their returns are guaranteed.”
ENUGU, NIGERIA (New Post Africa)—The Governor of Enugu State, Nigeria’s southeast, Dr Peter Ndubuisi Mbah has flagged off the construction of the ultramodern Enugu International Hospital in the state capital, Enugu. The mammoth project, a 300-bed healthcare facility, is touted to become the leading destination for medical tourism in the region.
Speaking about the project, Mbah said: “It is a commitment to bring to an end, the need of seeking medical care overseas by our people. The facility will also serve as a training and research centre for students from our state’s major tertiary institutions, building a future of skilled healthcare professionals.”
Another multiplier effect of the project is the reversing of brain drain in the country. The governor noted that the state is “actively engaging our sons and daughters in the diaspora, inviting them to bring their expertise back to Enugu. We’re giving them our word that Enugu is open and ready for business. We have derisked investment, offering incentives to make sure their returns are guaranteed.”
Mbah, who during the 2023 elections campaigned on the theme ‘Tomorrow is here!’ has initiated several similar projects across the state. His well-articulated policies on road construction, industrialisation, security and job creation have entrenched his government in the hearts of the citizens of the state and received praises at the national level.
