Lagos, Nigeria – Governor Peter Mbah of Enugu State has urged German businesses to invest in the state, emphasizing its transformation into a modern economic hub. Speaking at an event in Lagos marking 34 years of German unity, hosted by German Consul General Weert Bomer, Mbah outlined Enugu’s investment potential and the government’s readiness to support private ventures.
Mbah highlighted Enugu’s historic significance, stemming from its coal discovery 115 years ago, while detailing efforts to reimagine the state’s economy. He revealed plans to grow Enugu’s GDP from $4.4 billion to $30 billion over the next four to eight years by removing bureaucratic hurdles, digitizing processes, and creating a secure and investor-friendly environment.
The governor also pointed to progress in infrastructure, education, healthcare, and road development as key pillars of the state’s growth strategy. He reaffirmed Enugu’s commitment to providing the necessary support for foreign investors to thrive.
Mbah called on German businesses to explore opportunities in Enugu, noting that strengthened relations between Nigeria and Germany could pave the way for mutual economic benefits.
