Enugu PGs endorse Mbah’s second term bid, say his leadership reflects inclusive development agenda

ENUGU, Nigeria (NPA) — The re-election bid of Enugu State Governor, Dr Peter Ndubuisi Mbah, has received a significant boost following his collective endorsement by Presidents General from communities across the state. The community leaders paid a courtesy visit to the Governor at the Government House, Enugu, on Thursday, where they pledged their support ahead of the next electoral cycle.
According to the Governor, in a statement he personally issued on Friday, the endorsement reflects strong support for his administration’s development agenda, which he said continues to resonate across all parts of Enugu State.
Mbah described the visit as a “strong reminder” of the shared vision for progress and inclusive governance being pursued by his administration.
“Yesterday, I received President Generals from communities across Enugu State on a solidarity and endorsement visit, a strong reminder that our shared vision for progress continues to resonate across every part of the state,” he said.
The Governor noted that from the onset of his administration, he made a commitment to ensure that no community is left behind in the drive for holistic development and improved living standards.
“We will continue to pursue development that reaches every ward, every town, and every community, ensuring that the benefits of growth are felt by all Ndi Enugu,” he added.
Mbah expressed appreciation for the confidence reposed in his leadership, reaffirming his commitment to sustained collaboration with stakeholders in advancing the state’s development priorities.
He reiterated his resolve to keep driving Enugu State forward through inclusive governance and people-centered policies.
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