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Governor Umo Eno of Akwa Ibom State has declared that peace and unity stay the cornerstone achievements of his administration as he marked two years in workplace.
Talking at an interdenominational thanksgiving service held on Sunday on the Worldwide Christian Worship Centre in Uyo, the governor credited the prevailing concord within the state as the muse for all different developmental strides.
“For me, the best achievement of my administration in two years is the unity and peace that we’ve got achieved as a authorities,” Eno said. “No growth or progress would have occurred on this state if there was no unity and peace amongst our individuals. It will have been an enormous distraction for us.”
The governor underscored the absence of political division, noting, “We don’t have ‘Abuja entrance,’ ‘Lagos entrance,’ or ‘House entrance,’ however that unity of objective which is a product of God’s grace via our prayers, love, and togetherness. It’s that peace that’s our best achievement. We’re Akwa Ibom United.”
Governor Eno prolonged appreciation to previous leaders for his or her roles in shaping the state. He lauded former Governor Obong Victor Attah for his advocacy through the onshore-offshore dichotomy debate, acknowledged the infrastructural developments underneath Senator Godswill Akpabio, and acknowledged the {economic} and administrative legacy of his rapid predecessor, Deacon Udom Emmanuel.
In a robust attraction for reconciliation, the governor urged Akwa Ibomites to let go of previous grievances.
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“Allow us to forgive our previous leaders for no matter errors they could have made, and likewise forgive each other. Let peace proceed to reign in Akwa Ibom.”
Addressing political dynamics, he cautioned in opposition to divisiveness, stating that political events must be platforms for contest, not battle.
“I’ve acquired high quality counsel not simply from the PDP, but additionally from the APC, IPAC, and leaders throughout the state. We’re all stakeholders within the progress of Akwa Ibom, and I’m happy with this spirit of togetherness.”
Governor Eno additionally expressed gratitude to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu for federal insurance policies which have improved state revenues. He inspired residents to assist the president’s efforts and potential second-term ambition.
Delivering the sermon on the service, Rev. (Dr.) Sylvania Ukafia of Perception Bible Church, Uyo, inspired attendees to stay steadfast in religion, reminding them of God’s ever-present assist in life’s trials.
The service featured worship classes, hymns, choir ministrations, and particular prayers, attended by dignitaries, religion leaders, and residents celebrating the administration’s second anniversary.
