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The Chairman of Nkanu West Local Government Area, Hon. John Ogbodo has commended Governor Peter Ndubuisi Mbah for the successful rehabilitation and commissioning of the iconic Hotel Presidential, describing it as a bold and visionary step toward economic revitalisation in Enugu State.

Speaking shortly after the official reopening of the hotel on Thursday, Hon. Ogbodo praised the governor’s commitment to transforming dormant public assets into productive infrastructure that will serve the people and boost the state’s economy.

“The restoration of Hotel Presidential is not just a facelift of a historic monument, but a clear statement that Governor Mbah is serious about turning Enugu into a true destination for business, tourism, and innovation,” Ogbodo said.

He noted that for over 15 years, the hotel had been left in a deplorable state, symbolising years of neglect.

However, under the leadership of Governor Mbah, the edifice has now been restored to international standards.

Ogbodo further stated that the project would have a ripple effect on job creation, tourism and revenue generation for the state, adding that it also sends a strong signal to investors that Enugu is back on the map as a centre of enterprise and hospitality.

“We are proud of Governor Mbah’s courage and foresight. His administration has shown that with the right leadership and political will, even the most challenging goals can be achieved. Hotel Presidential is proof of that.”

The council boss also expressed optimism that other moribund assets across the state would soon be brought back to life, noting that the governor’s development blueprint is already yielding tangible results within a short time.

Hon. Ogbodo assured the governor of the full support of the Nkanu West local government, pledging continued cooperation to ensure that state-wide transformation goals are achieved at the grassroots level.

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