The Council Chairman of Eket Local Government has charged the youths of Eket Senatorial District to key into the succession plan of Governor Udom Emmanuel by supporting Pastor Umo Eno as he guarantees peace and prosperity in the state.

Mr. Tommey disclosed this exclusively to news men when the campaign train of the Commissioner for Lands and Water Resources paid a consultative visit to youths of Eket Senatorial District over the weekend at Kells and Palls Event Center Eket.

"We have solidly been behind Governor Udom Emmanuel since his assumption of office in 2015 and 2019 respectively and now is the time for our youths to key in to his succession plan which is Pastor Umo Eno and I can tell you that the revered Commissioner for Lands and Water Resources guarantees peace and prosperity for our Senatorial District", he said.

Extolling the sterling virtues of Pastor Umo Eno, the Council Boss further appealed to youths of the Senatorial District to be relentless in their support for the Governor's succession plan because the result will complement and sustain the legacies of Governor Udom Emmanuel while also guaranteeing jobs and wealth creation.

Clearing the air on an alleged intimidation of supporters of other aspirants, Akaniyene Tommey confirmed that there has never been an order restricting people from expressing their political views either in dressing or spoken words.

"I stumbled on a report accusing the Council of restricting certain people entry into the Council Secretariat and I want to use this medium to debunk such claims. I can never be a party to such decision because it is anti-democratic which is against the tenets of our party", he revealed.

The Campaign train of Pastor Umo Eno, led by the Chairman of Maintain Peace Movement Barr. Emmanuel Enoidem and the campaign Director General, Ambassador Assam Assam among other big wigs extolled the sterling virtues of Pastor Umo Eno describing him as a marketable product which will not only sustain the legacies of Governor Udom Emmanuel but will build on it and make the state a safe haven for investors as well.