Akan Okon's recent clandestine move which has been made public by Intel is nothing but an unguided desperation to fight a man who has not offended him in anyway, except that favour knocked on his door.

Edward Kegs observed that a desperate man would go any length to justify his fury. Believing nothing less, one can attest to the fact that Akan Okon's fury is simply a sponsored conspiracy to still distract Akwa Ibom people from the big picture: The Arise Agenda.

Recently, a friend who works at the International Airport, Ghana hinted me that Akan Okon and some politicians from the state arrived the airport. I quickly pleaded him to monitor their moves, which he did.

It was gathered that they headed to the Headquarters of the West African Examination Council (WAEC). From our contact at WAEC office, it was revealed that they were there with an application to access Umo Eno's WAEC result, but that the application was turned down.

The official at the council who disclosed this to our contact anonymously said Akan Okon and his cohorts were asked to return to Akwa Ibom and apply to the zonal office in Akwa Ibom, from there, the office would forward to the country's WAEC office in Lagos.

Despite their alleged attempt to bribe the officials to give approval to their ill-conceived request, they were rebuffed.

If Akan Okon feels this is not true, let him tell Akwa Ibom people what he went to do at Ghana, and why he went to the WAEC office.

This is nothing but desperation. If he wanted to do something genuine, he would have verified his claims before going public to question Umo Eno's WAEC certificate. But he ignored all the protocol and depended on hearsay.

Besides, the Akan Okon we all know would not use his money to pick flight ticket to Ghana. He has always been complaining that he does not have money. It means that some desperate persons are sponsoring him to move around like a roaring lion looking for whom to devour.

Since his eventual failure at the gubernatorial primary in the state, he has been moving from pillar to pole looking for any loophole to attack Pst. Umo Eno.

However, the questions tasking a concerned mind are: Why has Akan Okon suddenly turned against a man who has not offended him in anyway? Why is he working against a former colleague at the state EXCO who has not offended him except that favour smiled on him. Why is Akan Okon this desperate about fighting Umo Eno?

Akwa Ibom people should know that this is not just a political gimmick. Some people are pushing Akan Okon to destroy the little respect people still have for him. People are playing drums for him to dance, and funny enough, Akan Okon is gradually dancing to irrelevance.