By Ekaette Okon-Joseph On a humid morning in Uyo in late September 2023, barely four months after taking office, Governor Umo Eno stood inside a once-quiet public building along IBB Avenue and made a pointed statement about the future of Akwa Ibom’s economy. The former state e-library, long underutilised was being reborn as the Ibom…
By Emmanuel Ndon In today’s interconnected economy, presence matters as much as participation. The Ibom Tower in Lagos represents a strategic effort to extend economic relevance beyond state boundaries, positioning Akwa Ibom within one of Nigeria’s busiest commercial environments. More importantly, it reflects a growing focus on ensuring that existing assets are not merely owned…
By Ekemini James “For us in Akwa Ibom, we will continue to run under the banner of a ‘United States of Akwa Ibom.’ We will continue to work together, we will continue to march together forward, as the Lord leads us on. That’s why I specially thank IPAC for always demonstrating that this is about…
By Ekemini James “This inspection, for me, is to give me an on-the-spot assessment and monitor our timelines. Everywhere I went to, I can tell you that I am satisfied at the pace of work, and the quality of work done.” “All of these works you see me inspect today, I have payment vouchers waiting…
By Emmanuel Ndon UYO (CONVERSEER) – Coastal regions hold significant economic potential, serving as gateways for trade, transportation and commerce. In Oron, this potential is being developed through the Maritime Jetty Development project, a large-scale initiative designed to establish a modern hub for marine transport, trade and economic activity under the leadership of Governor Umo…
By Lucy Daniel UYO (CONVERSEER) – In a country where youth unemployment remains one of the most pressing threats to economic stability and social cohesion, real leadership is no longer measured by speeches, but by structures and systems that outlive politics and redefine possibilities. This is why the decision by Pastor Umo Bassey Eno PhD…
