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Ordered the freezing of all Enugu State Government bank accounts and directed a full handover of state assets immediately upon taking office, aimed at establishing accountability for the state's financial position at transition.

Established a baseline financial audit point at the start of the administration, ahead of subsequent public disputes over the state's true debt position.

Enacted a harmonised, single-list tax and levy collection law intended to eliminate roadblocks, unauthorised collections, and multiple taxation across the state.

Formalised the state's e-ticketing single-yearly-payment system introduced in 2024, aimed at reducing the burden of overlapping levies on residents and businesses.

Launched a heavily armed, drone-equipped Forest Guard force under a restructured command, procuring over 1,000 rifles, Hilux vehicles, and motorcycles to combat kidnapping, illegal mining/logging, and rural crime.

Represented the administration's most significant security investment to date, funded partly through the Enugu State Security Trust Fund's ₦20bn target; comprehensive independently verified crime-reduction outcome data was not identified for this entry.

Ordered the reassignment of Smart Green Schools construction sites previously awarded to Sujimoto Luxury Construction Limited to new contractors, following allegations the original contractor defrauded the state of ₦5.7bn in mobilisation funds.

Aimed to keep the Smart Schools initiative on track despite the fraud disruption, though it contributed to further delays beyond the administration's original January 2026 completion promise.

Announced an immediate and indefinite suspension of daily toll collection from traders without lock-up shops, declaring the practice illegal.

Followed public acknowledgement that rogue revenue agents were extorting residents; accompanied by police arraignment of suspects for forgery and illegal collection and the creation of a standing enforcement task force.