 Governor Peter Mba of Enugu State has praised President Bola Tinobu's economic policies for their positive impact on foreign direct investment FDI. He stated that the state is safe for investors to invest in and is seeking collaborations with the federal government for the construction of a cargo terminal and the completion of the international wing of Akhanubam International Airport. It is essentially, first of all, to commend the president, frankly, because a lot of the things that he is doing at the national level is also rubbing off on us at the state level. The policies, the removal of the fuel subsidy, the unification of the effects, what that simply means is that you're going to have a lot of FDIs coming in and so we're also going to benefit from that. Governor Mba expressed readiness for investment and stated that the seat-at-home issue and related insecurity have been adequately addressed. The seat-at-home theme is gone. We no longer have a seat at home in Enugu and I dare say in the southeast. We have our workers go to work on Mondays and the schools are open, the business activities, the economic activities are back. So what we're dealing with now is to erase that sad memory from our history. So it's no longer there. So in terms of security, we have a relatively enhanced security situation in the zone and so we're calling on those who want to come and invest in the zone to please come. Enugu State is open for business. Governor Mba also called on investors to invest in the zone, assuring that the state is open for business.