Still on the completion Agenda

Akwa Ibom State under Governor Udom Emmanuel has continued to be rated high in almost all sectors. A state once christened as Civil Service State is gradually becoming an industrialized one, courtesy of the superior performances of Governor Emmanuel. As it stands now, Akwa Ibom is second to Lagos in terms of Direct Foreign Investment, because of the peace and tranquility we are enjoying in the state.

A state which was seen by foreigners at a point as a death trap is now a safe haven. Statistics show that day by day, investors are reaching out to the governor for opportunities to invest in the state. This has however culminated into the establishment of several industries by the present administration.

All these are possible because a man who sees possibility in difficulties, friendship in adversity and peace in a stormy land is at the helm of affairs. Gov. Emmanuel is a perfect definition of class and leadership. Even when some people are scared of being in the opposition party, Gov. Emmanuel has achieved so much, by focusing on possibilities and opportunities rather than focusing on the status of the state as a state in the opposition party.

The achievements of Gov. Emmanuel in 5 years of his administration has proven to us that leadership is not about the party one belongs to, but the individual capacity, exposure and willingness to make a change. It is about the ideas that a person have at his disposal, and the passion to drive those ideas to better the lives of the people.

Indeed, these are best times to live as Akwa Ibomites. In our time, an economic roadmap for the Akwa Ibom of our dream is laid, through the able hand of our dear visionary leader, Governor Udom Emmanuel.

Richard Peters

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The governor is doing well, creating job opportunities and employment is the key a safer Nigeria.

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Is the coconut plantation for St Gabriel coconut oil refinery now free from juju?
Because last month the governor said it was affected by juju that is why the plants are not growing and some are dying.

I beg to disagree with you.
Investments are purely governments own, like the Airline, Airport, 21 Storey building, Tropicana Mall, among others.
Private sector investments within the state, especially by non indigenes aren't supported or protected.
The endsars crisis looting that affected businesses, is a typical example.
The state should encourage private investors.

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Is the coconut plantation for St Gabriel coconut oil refinery now free from juju?
Because last month the governor said it was affected by juju that is why the plants are not growing and some are dying.