Mbah Inaugurates 5 Ultramodern Transport Terminals, 100 Mass Transit CNG Buses

Enugu State Governor Peter Mbah recently inaugurated five ultramodern transport terminals and launched 100 Compressed Natural Gas (CNG) mass transit buses, marking a significant advancement in the state's transportation sector. The terminals, equipped with amenities like food courts, banking halls, and CNG refilling stations, aim to modernize the state's transport infrastructure.

Governor Mbah emphasized the importance of the project in connecting communities and boosting the state's economy. The integrated Transport Infrastructure Project Phase 1 is part of the administration's vision to enhance Enugu's livability and economic growth.

The governor highlighted the terminals' role in creating jobs, stimulating small and medium enterprises, and positioning Enugu as a competitive city in Africa. The project also includes a comprehensive insurance coverage for commuters, ensuring their safety and asset protection.

President Bola Tinubu's support and commitment to Enugu's development were acknowledged, with the project being a testament to the state's progress and modern governance. The initiative.