‘I Don’t Know The place I’ll Be Tomorrow, Whether or not PDP, APC Or YPP’ – Gov Eno
The Governor of Akwa Ibom State, Umo Eno, has fueled hypothesis a few potential defection from the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP).
All Info Newspaper studies that Governor Eno, on Sunday, revealed that he’s uncertain about his future political platform however stays dedicated to serving the individuals no matter their get together affiliation.
Talking at a Thanksgiving Service organised in his honour at The Apostolic Church, Maboju Meeting in Lagos on Sunday, Governor Eno assured his supporters that his core focus would stay on uniting and connecting with the individuals of Akwa Ibom State, no matter his political get together.
“I don’t know the place I’ll be tomorrow, whether or not PDP, APC, or YPP,” Governor Eno said, referencing among the main political events in Nigeria. He emphasised that get together affiliation shouldn’t outline his management strategy.
“These are only for political comfort and enlightened state curiosity. However it is going to by no means outline who I’m,” he added.
Regardless of his feedback, the governor clarified that he was not asserting a departure from his present get together. “I’ll stay a governor related to the individuals, no matter get together. I’ll proceed to unite all our events, no matter the place God will take me to. That isn’t to say I’m going wherever,” Eno pressured.
The governor then drew inspiration from a well-liked Christian hymn, complementing his assertion with the lyrics, “Oh, the long run lies earlier than me,” which he sang together with the congregation.
The hymn, drawn from the Bible verse James 4:14, expresses uncertainty in regards to the future whereas searching for divine steering.
“Oh, the long run lies earlier than me, and I do know not the place I’ll be, however the place’er my path be main, Saviour, hold my coronary heart with thee,” he sang.
Governor Eno went on to encourage the individuals to not worry, advising them to grasp the political panorama because it evolves. Citing the biblical sons of Issachar, who had been recognized for his or her knowledge and skill to discern the instances, Eno urged the congregation to pay attention to the altering seasons in politics.
“There is no such thing as a have to be scared. These of you in politics know that there are not any two elections which might be the identical. Folks should all the time perceive,” Eno mentioned, quoting the youngsters of Issachar who had been reputed for understanding their instances and seasons.
He added, “We should clearly perceive the time and seasons in order that we don’t swim towards the tide.”
The governor concluded his speech by urging everybody to be open to non secular knowledge, echoing the phrase, “He that has ears, let him hear what the spirit says to the church.”
