SEPTEMBER 23, 2005 - DAY TWO OF THE VISIT OF 13 EUROPEAN UNION AMBASSADORS TO ENUGU STATE: It's a busy day for the visting European Union envoys as they hold an interactive session with Enugu State legislators, visit a Community Policing model station, witness the commissioning of the DFID-funded Citizens' Rights and Mediation Centre, a roundtable discussion with NGOs operating in the State, and tour the NBL Ama Brewery mega plant at 9th Mile Corner. Here are pictures...
See pictures of Day 3 of the visit... The E.U. Ambassadors on a courtesy visit to the Speaker, Enugu State House of Assembly, Chief Abel Chukwu after which they held an interactive session with the Honourable Members. |
 The Ambasadors and the Honourable Members in a group photograph in front of the House of Assembly complex. |
 The British High Commissioner to Nigeria making a speech during an interactive session with the Community Policing Developers (CPDs). |
 Governor Nnamani also contributes on the Enugu experience. |
 A cross section of the CDPs. On the right is the State Commissioner for Human Development and Poverty Reduction Mr. Osita Ugwuoti whose ministry is partnering with the DFID and Nigeria Police Force on the State's Neighbourhood Wacth programme.  Enugu State Attorney General and Commissioner for Justice, Mr. Sullivan Chime explains the legal framework for the operation of the Citizens Centre. |
 The Governor and his guests ready for the commissioning of the Enugu State Citizens Rights and Mediation Centre.  Governor Nnamani rationalizes the ongoing reforms in the criminal justice system. |
 The Governor commissions the Centre, as the envoys watch with interest.  Side view of the State Citizens Rights and Mediation Centre, State Judiciary, Enugu.  Inside the plant.  Governor Nnamani and leads at the beat of Igede at a cultural night in honour of the envoys. |
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