Integrated Economic Transformation Objectives
A Productive Enugu State is a “magnet” for Investment
• Judiciary
• Public Service
• Security
• Communty
Leadership
• Healthcare
• Education and
Human Capita
Development
• Water Resources
• Environmental
Sanitation
• Sports and Youth
Development
Green
Economy
Digitali
zation
•
Agricuture,
and Agro-allied
Industrialisation
• Energy & Mneral
Resources
• Commerce and
Industry
• Urban And Rural
Infrastructure
• Creative Industries
• Tourism
• ICT
KEY SECTORS:
INTEGRATED
SECTOR-BASED
PRODUCTIVITY
GROWTH
CROSSCUTTING
SOCAL SERVICES
KEY NSTITUTONS:
INCLUSIVE AND
TRANSPARENT
GOVERNANCE
ACCELERATED GDP GROWTH
BUSINESS-ENABLING ENVIRONMENT
MACROFINANCAL STABILITY

severe food shortages and humanitarian crises, leading to immense suffering and loss of life. The war ended with South East’s reintegration into Nigeria, but the memories and scars of the conflict remained deeply etched in the hearts of the people of Enugu.,

Refuse Collection and Waste Recycling Plants [Environment and Sanitation]
Power Supply and Development [IPP and Gas Plants]
Refineries and Petrochemicals
Water Supply and Development [Mini/Micro Waterworks]

WHO continues to work nationally and internationally – including in humanitarian settings – to provide governments and partners with the strategic leadership, evidence, tools and technical support to strengthen a collective response to mental health and enable a transformation towards better mental health for all.

Mental health risks and protective factors can be found in society at different scales. Local threats heighten risk for individuals, families and communities. Global threats heighten risk for whole populations and include economic downturns, disease outbreaks, humanitarian emergencies and forced displacement and the growing climate crisis

Protective factors similarly occur throughout our lives and serve to strengthen resilience. They include our individual social and emotional skills and attributes as well as positive social interactions, quality education, decent work, safe neighbourhoods and community cohesion, among others.

Mental health risks and protective factors can be found in society at different scales. Local threats heighten risk for individuals, families and communities. Global threats heighten risk for whole populations and include economic downturns, disease outbreaks, humanitarian emergencies and forced displacement and the growing climate crisis.

Each single risk and protective factor has only limited predictive strength. Most people do not develop a mental health condition despite exposure to a risk factor and many people with no known risk factor still develop a mental health condition. Nonetheless, the interacting determinants of mental health serve to enhance or undermine mental health.

Garry Jacobs, President of the World Academy of Art and Science (WAAS), moderated the panel and introduced Amandeep Singh Gill, the UN Secretary-General’s Envoy for Technology. Gill explained that technology significantly influences the UN’s mandates in peacekeeping, humanitarian operations, misinformation, and complex geopolitical issues related to the governance of the internet and airspace. Therefore, the UN established a technology envoy to address these challenges and opportunities. The message he had for members of CES and the tech industry is to ensure that technological developments go towards maximizing human security worldwide

“Why women should stay away from BBL surgery” – Anita Joseph

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**I have a congenital aversion to failure.**

"Another person is dead. If I say stop doing BBL, it is bad, una go begin vex dey throw shades. Shalom." - Actress Anita Joseph says in a recent post.

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