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A’Ibom gov unveils APC committee for 2027 elections

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Governor Umo Eno of Akwa Ibom State has inaugurated a committee to arrange the All Progressives Congress for forthcoming congresses and the 2027 common elections.

Eno introduced the committee at a New Yr stakeholders’ assembly held on Saturday on the Banquet Corridor in Uyo.

He urged social gathering trustworthy to stay united and dedicated to APC beliefs, stressing that cohesion was important to the general progress of Akwa Ibom.

“The power of our social gathering lies in unity and shared objective for the progress of our state,” the governor instructed stakeholders.

The committee is chaired by Mr Enobong Uwah, with Mr Frank Archibong, Mr Nsentip Akpabio, Mr Ubokutom Nyah, Mr Uwem Okoko, and Mrs Owoideghe Ekpotai as members. Dr Patrick Umoh will function secretary of the committee.

Eno charged the committee to seek the advice of extensively and work carefully with the APC state chairman to efficiently ship on its mandate.

Senate President Godswill Akpabio counseled Eno for uniting stakeholders and fostering peace throughout the state.

“That is the Akwa Ibom I’ve at all times yearned for: peaceable and united for improvement. Collectively like this, no one can divide us,” Akpabio stated.

He added that the state remained peaceable all through Christmas due to the unity amongst social gathering members.

Akpabio additionally thanked the governor, saying: “You might have achieved properly, Governor Eno, for the boldness you’ve reposed in your grandfather.” He described Eno as a visionary and brave chief, pledging continued assist past 2027 and urging social gathering members to again him for sustained improvement.

APC State Chairman Mr Stephen Ntukekpo praised the governor for his management and imaginative and prescient, describing him as “a gentleman whose love for Akwa Ibom is past comprehension.”

Speaker of the State Home of Meeting, Mr Udeme Otong, additionally counseled Eno’s management and guaranteed him of the individuals’s assist in 2027.

(NAN)

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