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NEW: Coal City Eastern Alliance Estate, Independence Layout Extension, another bold milestone in Governor Mbah's inclusive development agenda, where no sector is left behind. Next only to the New Enugu Smart City, it is set to become the largest and most developed residential estate in Enugu. By expanding access...

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