The article argues that the Enugu state administration prioritizes visible projects like smart schools and bus terminals for external public relations over systemic reforms in civil service pay, welfare, and deployment, especially for teachers. It suggests that the government focuses on easily photographable achievements rather than addressing fundamental issues. The piece contends that campaign-style metrics such as kilometers of roads built are favored over less visible but critical outcomes like reducing infant mortality. This approach, according to the article, indicates governance aimed at an abstract external audience rather than the local population.
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