The Enugu State Government continues to intensify efforts toward building a modern, efficient, and sustainable transportation system, as the Honourable Commissioner for Transport, Dr. Obi Ozor, is set to feature in a special televised programme focused on key developments in the sector.
Thank you for reading this post, don't forget to subscribe!The broadcast, scheduled for Wednesday, April 15, 2026, at 4:00 PM, will air live on Afia Television, providing a strategic platform for the Commissioner to engage directly with residents, stakeholders, and the general public on the progress, challenges, and future direction of transportation in the state.
In recent years, the Enugu transport sector has witnessed a series of reforms aimed at improving mobility, enhancing road safety, and integrating technology into public transportation systems. These efforts align with the broader vision of the state government to deliver efficient urban infrastructure and promote economic growth.
During the programme, Dr. Ozor is expected to shed light on critical initiatives, including transport system modernization, traffic management strategies, public-private partnerships, and ongoing infrastructural developments designed to ease movement within the state and beyond.
The session will also provide an opportunity for citizens to gain deeper insights into government policies and ask questions, fostering transparency and participatory governance.
Viewers can tune in via:
- DSTV Channel 254
- GOTV Channel 17
- Free TV Channel 748
The programme will also be streamed live across Afia TV’s digital platforms, including @AfiaNews and @afiatvofficial on social media, as well as on the official website: www.afiatv.net.
As Enugu State continues to position itself as a hub for innovation and development, this broadcast serves as an important avenue for public engagement and awareness on the transformation underway in the transportation sector.
Residents and stakeholders are encouraged to join the live conversation and stay informed on policies shaping the future of mobility in Enugu State.