Enugu govt denies selling state assets in Lagos, stadium
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At a glance
- The Enugu State government denied reports of selling major assets like those in Lagos, the stadium, and ESBS.
- Officials clarified that the disposal process only involves unserviceable assets.
- This clarification aims to correct misinformation regarding the state's asset management.
The Enugu State government has issued a strong denial regarding reports that it is selling off significant state assets, including properties in Lagos, the main stadium, and the Enugu State Broadcasting Service (ESBS).
In a clarification statement, the government emphasized that the ongoing process involves the disposal of only unserviceable assets. This distinction is crucial, as it suggests that functional or valuable properties are not part of the sale. The move appears aimed at preempting public outcry and correcting potentially damaging misinformation about the administration's handling of state resources.
The denial highlights the sensitivity surrounding government asset management and the importance of clear communication. By specifying that only unserviceable items are being disposed of, the government seeks to assure the public that its core assets remain intact and are being managed responsibly.
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