‎Akwa Ibom City Boy Movement Begins Massive Mobilisation For Tinubu, Akpabio, Governor Eno

Akwa Ibom City Boy Movement. ‎The frontline political group, City Boy Movement, Akwa Ibom Chapter, has commenced a statewide mobilisation campaign in support of President Bola Tinubu, Senate President Godswill Akpabio and Governor Umo Eno ahead of their re-election bids.
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‎The move comes weeks after a statewide rally in Uyo, where supporters gathered to demonstrate solidarity with the three Leaders.
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‎Speaking on the development, the State Coordinator, Engr. Iboro Johnny, FNSE, said the mobilisation exercise is aimed at reaching rural communities across the state and will be carried out on a unit-by-unit basis across all 329 wards in Akwa Ibom.

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‎Iboro explained that the campaign will feature awareness programmes and engagement sessions designed to highlight the achievements of the three leaders in their respective offices.
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‎He added that the movement is focused on ensuring that eligible voters are adequately informed and actively engaged ahead of the 2027 elections.

Umo Eno Urges Stakeholders To Safeguard Educational Facilities, Distributes Materials, Sports Equipment

Akwa Ibom State Governor, Pastor Umo Eno,PhD has charged teachers, school administrators, and community stakeholders to take collective responsibility in protecting and maintaining the facilities and materials provided by government to ensure their durability and continued impact.

The Governor spoke when he flagged off the distribution of teaching and learning materials, as well as sports equipment, to basic education schools across Akwa Ibom State, reaffirming government’s commitment to strengthening foundational education.

The items, acquired by Akwa Ibom State Universal Basic Education Board(AK-SUBEB), in collaboration with the Universal Basic Education Commission (UBEC), were distributed at the SUBEB Headquarters in Uyo to mark the first phase of the distribution exercise, to 75 primary schools and 33 junior secondary schools across the State.

Representing the Governor, the Commissioner for Education, Prof. Ubong Umoh, applauded teachers for their resilience and unwavering dedication to nurturing young minds.

He noted that the present administration which places high premium on basic education has injected a counterpart funding of N3.5bn yearly to access UBEC projects and programmes.

He further urged pupils and stakeholders to remain appreciative of government efforts and to make judicious use of the materials provided.

Prof. Umoh described Governor Umo Eno as a visionary and education-friendly leader who has consistently prioritized the welfare of both teachers and students as a strategic pathway to academic excellence.

Earlier in his opening remarks, the Chairman of AK-SUBEB, Rt Hon. Anietie Etuk, Ph.D, expressed profound appreciation to the Governor for his strong commitment to supporting education through collaboration with UBEC.

This, Dr Etuk said, has continued to yield positive outcomes in the basic education sector.

He highlighted the ongoing remodeling of primary schools across the 31 Local Government Areas as a clear demonstration of the administration’s commitment to revitalizing education at its foundation.

Dr. Etuk also extended gratitude to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu, GCFR, for his sustained federal interventions targeted at improving the learning environment for school children nationwide.

He noted that the current distribution exercise is part of such strategic interventions designed to bridge gaps and promote inclusive access to quality education.

Representing the UBEC Executive Secretary, Aisha Garba, the South-South Director of UBEC, Mr. Ossom Akapn Ossom, commended the AK-SUBEB Chairman for maintaining high standards and effective coordination within the sector.

He assured stakeholders that UBEC remains committed to rolling out additional programmes and interventions to further strengthen basic education delivery.

The SSA to the Governor on Research and Documentation, Dr. Essien Ndueso commended the Governor for his strong commitment to the education sector, noting that from his first day in office, he made it clear that massive investment in education would be a top priority.

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He emphasized that the governor’s interventions are driven by genuine concern rather than public showmanship, explaining that his focus remains on ensuring that children learn in comfortable and well-equipped environments.

Dr. Ndueso, further encouraged parents to enroll their children in public schools, stressing that the standard of facilities and quality of teachers now surpassed what’s obtained in some private schools.

Other dignitaries, including the Permanent Secretary, AK-SUBEB, Dr. Roseline Etuk, the Permanent Secretary of the State Secondary Education Board, and Dean of Education Secretaries Mr John Ekefre, in their separate remarks, lauded the collaboration between UBEC and SUBEB.

They described the initiative as timely and impactful, while also commending Governor Umo Eno for his visible commitment to educational development.

Akwa Ibom, Cross River Will Remain Brothers, Says Governor Eno

Akwa Ibom, Cross River will remain brothers, says Governor Eno…commends Helen Ukpabio for steadfast service to God, Humanity.

Akwa Ibom State Governor, Pastor Umo Eno, has reaffirmed the enduring bond between the people of Akwa Ibom State and Cross River State, describing both as brothers who must continue to live in peace and harmony.

The governor gave the assurance during a special Sunday worship service at Liberty Gospel Church in Calabar, where he urged Akwa Ibom indigenes residing and working in Cross River to promote peaceful coexistence and support the development of both states.

According to him, the historical relationship between the two states remains strong despite the creation of Akwa Ibom out of Cross River.

“The people of the two states will continue to be brothers because of our bond. Our unity, oneness and peace have always been our goal,” the governor said.

He noted that Akwa Ibom residents in Cross River should continue to pray for and work towards the peace and progress of their host state.

“Akwa Ibom State was created out of Cross River State, but then, we are still brothers. Those of you living here must not stop praying for the peace of Jerusalem as instructed in the Bible. Cross River State is your Jerusalem because you are resident here. Continue to live in peace, love and brotherliness for our overall growth,” he said.

Governor Eno also lauded the virtues of Apostle Helen Ukpabio, describing her as a servant of God whose life and ministry reflect integrity, dedication and compassion for humanity.

He urged the cleric to remain steadfast in her divine calling, noting that criticism often accompanies meaningful work and should not discourage those with genuine vision.

“As a matter of fact, I have come to learn that if people do not disagree with what you are doing, then you are not doing anything. They are free to disagree because God did not give them the vision but you,” he stated.

The governor further commended Apostle Ukpabio for what he described as being “consistently consistent” in her commitment to drawing people closer to God through her ministry.

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In her sermon titled “Commanding the Blessing,” drawn from Book of Psalms 133:3, Apostle Akpabio explained that blessings are superior to curses and often manifest through God’s pronouncements of multiplication and dominion in the lives of believers.

She urged Christians to maintain personal and environmental cleanliness as a way of positioning themselves to receive God’s blessings in their lives and endeavours.

The cleric also described Governor Eno as a compassionate leader and pastor whose administration has demonstrated commitment to people-oriented development.

She thanked the governor for attending the church service and prayed for the continued success of his administration, asking God to grant him strength, grace and wisdom to lead Akwa Ibom State to greater heights.

Members of the governor’s entourage included the Dean of the College of Commissioners and Commissioner for Local Government and Chieftaincy Affairs, Frank Archibong; former senator Effiong Bob; President General, ARISE with Renewed Hope Initiative, Engr. Uwem Okoko; Commissioner for Information, Aniekan Umanah; and Commissioner for Works and Fire Service, Eno Ibanga, among others.