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Enugu Govt Re-openes Ogbete Main Market

by Arinze Chijioke
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Enugu state government has re-opened Ogbete main market for full operation. The development followed an agreement reached between the state government and the Ogbete Main Market Traders Association leadership in Enugu, on strict compliance with the guidelines of the Nigeria Centre for Disease Control on containment of the spread of coronavirus Disease.

Addressing newsmen at the Government House, Enugu, after a closed-door meeting with Governor Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi, the Chairman of Enugu North Local Government Area, Emeke Onunze and the Caretaker Committee Chairman of the market, John Eze, thanked the governor for his understanding and commitment to the safety, health and well being of residents of the state.

Ogbete Market and other markets were closed on April 1, 2020, as part of proactive safety measures by the government to contain spread of COVID-19 in the state.

Onunze said the state government has reopened the market and thanked Governor Ugwuanyi for the gesture.

On his part, Eze said: “It was agreed that you must wear face mask before you come to the market, and if you come to a shop, you must wash your hands. If you are a trader, you must have a bucket for washing of hands and a sanitizer, and apply other precautionary measures.”

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Anaedoonline.com reported that the people of Eha-Alumona town, comprising of several communities have hailed Governor Ifeanyi Ugwuanyi of the State over the on-going construction work at Eha-Ulo-Eha-Ndiagu-Mbu-And Umabor – Agu Umabor – Mbu Road.

They gave the commendation during an inspection visit on the ring-road spanning over 40 kilometres. The communities, however, accused the contractor of going against the specifications of the contract.

On the trip were Hon. Chinedu Nwamba, representing Nsukka East Constituency in the Enugu State House of Assembly, Prince Emeka Odo, chairman ESIRS, Chief Chikaodili Ugwuanyi, MD Chibeco oil & gas, Barr. Meletus Eze, Artoney general & commissioner for Justice among others.

The highly elated Nwamba said the road would remain in history as one of the most cherished legacy projects of the Governor Ugwuanyi administration.

He disclosed that the abandonment of the road for over 50 years left the inhabitants of the area in untold suffering as the road became impassable at a time.

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