Mr Eze said funds had already been made available for the city’s construction, as it would be the first smart city in Sub-Saharan Africa.
He noted that Mr Mbah gave the ministry a matching order to bring all the traditional medicine practitioners under state government regulation.
“Every resident should fully get involved by planting crops or engaging in animal husbandry.”
Mr Ugwuoke said it had generated raw data of about 33,000 unemployed graduates, men, women, and secondary school leavers, through the register.
The labour unions spoke on Monday during a protest at the Enugu Electricity Distribution Company (EEDC) office over the Band A tariff hike.
The commissioner said the ministry was also discussing with the Miyetti Allah group how they could join in ensuring security for all.
Presenting the motion, Mr Oke said the inhabitants of Enugu communities had been thrown into fear following the criminals’ activities.
“However, the team was ambushed and attacked by a large group of the criminal elements, who opened fire on them,” said the police spokesperson.
In his remark, Speaker Uche Ugwu said the House would be meticulous in passing the bill to enhance the state’s security.
Mr Agu granted the defendant N500,000 bail and a surety, who must be a staff of the Enugu State Water Corporation on Grade Level 14 or above.
