Commissioner Okoh Leads Hilltop Club 72 Lagos on Tour of Enugu’s 300-Bed International Hospital, Other Ongoing Projects

The Enugu State Commissioner for Works and Infrastructure, Engr. Ben Ossy Okoh, has led members of Hilltop Club 72, Lagos, on a tour of the ongoing 300-bed International Hospital and other projects across the state.

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Okoh, who disclosed this in a statement, said the visit provided the delegation with an opportunity to see firsthand the scale and pace of infrastructure development taking place across Enugu State.

According to the Commissioner, the tour was aimed at giving the visiting members a closer view of some of the ongoing projects and the transformation being driven by the state government through sustained investment in infrastructure and development.

He said the ongoing projects reflect the vision of the Enugu State Governor, Dr. Peter Ndubuisi Mbah, to build a modern, productive and prosperous state through strategic investments in infrastructure and sustainable development.

Okoh noted that the visit also provided an opportunity to showcase the progress being recorded across the state, particularly in infrastructure development.

“It was a pleasure having members of HILLTOP CLUB 72 with us and sharing the remarkable progress being made across our State,” the Commissioner said.

He expressed appreciation to the members of the club for visiting Enugu and taking time to tour some of the ongoing projects.

The Commissioner reaffirmed the state government’s commitment to the continued implementation of projects that support its development agenda, adding that the transformation taking place across Enugu remains part of the administration’s broader vision for the state.

“Enugu is changing. Tomorrow is here,” Okoh stated.

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