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Enugu Traditional Rulers Endorse Mbah For Second Term


The Enugu State Traditional Rulers Council has endorsed the Governor of the state, Dr Peter Mbah, for a second term in office ahead of the 2027 general election.

The endorsement was made on Tuesday at the House of Chiefs Chamber within the Enugu State House of Assembly Complex during an interface between the state government and traditional rulers, where the monarchs expressed satisfaction with the administration’s performance.

The royal fathers further pledged their continued support for government policies, particularly in maintaining peace in their communities and safeguarding public infrastructure.

Speaking, the Chairman of the State Traditional Rulers Council, His Majesty, Igwe Samuel Ikechukwu Asadu, said the royal fathers were united in their support for the governor, stressing that his performance had justified their confidence.

Also speaking, the Commissioner for Chieftaincy Matters, Dr C.O.C. Egumgbe, said the administration had strengthened collaboration with traditional rulers and fulfilled key commitments, including the improvement of their welfare, adding that the endorsement was a voluntary decision by the monarchs, anchored on the governor’s performance and his commitment to grassroots development.

Responding on behalf of the governor, the Secretary to the State Government, Prof. Chidiebere Onyia, described the endorsement as a clear reflection of the people’s confidence in the administration, noting that the Mbah-led government had continued to deliver on its promises across critical sectors.

The development is a significant boost to Governor Mbah’s growing political support base as activities gradually build up towards the 2027 governorship election.



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