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Communique Issued by the Forum of Former Youth Presidents (FFYP), Ikot Abasi LGA

Date: Sunday, 26th May 2024

The Forum of Former Youth Presidents, (FFYP), Ikot Abasi Local Government Area (LGA), convened a strategic meeting to deliberate on pressing matters and chart a course for continued progress and stability within our community. After thorough discussions and evaluations, the forum resolved to adopt the following communique:

1. Vote of Confidence in Barr. Godwin Udonta:
The forum unanimously passed a vote of confidence in the Caretaker Chairman of Ikot Abasi LGA, Barr. Godwin Udonta. This decision is grounded in his exceptional performance and transformative leadership over the past six months. We commend his dedication and visionary approach to governance, which has significantly improved the welfare and development of Ikot Abasi. In light of his achievements, the forum endorses Barr. Godwin Udonta to be returned as the elected Chairman for a three-year term.

2. Support for Rt. Hon. Uduak Odudoh:
Recognizing his impactful representation and commitment to the constituents of Ikot Abasi/Mkpat Enin/Eastern Obolo Federal Constituency, the forum resolves to support Rt. Hon. Uduak Odudoh for another term in the House of Representatives. His legislative efforts have brought tangible benefits to our communities, and we believe his continued presence in the National Assembly will further advance our collective interests.

3. Endorsement of Akwa Ibom State Governor, Pastor Umo Bassey Eno:
The forum expresses its unwavering support for the re-election of Pastor Umo Bassey Eno as the Governor of Akwa Ibom State. His administration's policies and projects have spurred economic growth, enhanced infrastructure, and promoted social welfare across the state. We are confident that his sustained leadership will further our state's development trajectory.

4. Support for President Bola Asiwaju Tinubu, GCFR:
In acknowledgment of his national leadership and the strides made under his presidency, the forum resolves to endorse His Excellency, Bola Asiwaju Tinubu, GCFR, for another term as the President of Nigeria. His governance has steered the country towards stability, economic recovery, and progressive reforms, which we believe are essential for the continued prosperity of our nation.

We, members of the Forum of Former Youth Presidents in Ikot Abasi LGA, reaffirm our commitment to fostering unity, progress, and effective leadership within Ikot Abasi LGA and beyond. We urge all stakeholders and members of our community to support these resolutions for the collective advancement of our society.

Signed:

Hon. Dennis Udoinyang,
Chairman, Forum of Former Youth Presidents,
Ikot Abasi LGA.

BARR. GODWIN UDONTA: A WIND OF CHANGE IN IKOT ABASI
.. Presents Visible Scorecard

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The Transition Committee Chairman of Ikot Abasi Local Government Area (LGA), Barr. Godwin Udonta has recently presented his impressive scorecard to the Akwa Ibom State House of Assembly Committee on Local Government and Chieftaincy Affairs.

The event hosted the House of Assembly Committee, led by Rt. Hon. Mfon Idung, a member representing Etimekpo/Ika State Constituency, showcased a series of notable achievements that underscore Barr. Udonta's commitment to change the pace of development in Ikot Abasi.

Highlighting his tenure, Barr. Udonta detailed several key projects, including the installation of solar panel lights along a four-kilometer stretch of Ibekwe Road in Ikot Abasi Urban. This initiative not only enhances security but also promotes economic activities after dark.

Also, the rehabilitation of the Health Centre at Akpan Udo Ekpo signifies a crucial step towards improving healthcare services for the local community.

In his address, Barr. Udonta also emphasized infrastructure development, including the first phase of road grading in various villages, the reconstruction of the Hall of Fame/Traditional Rulers Council, and the electrification of the Works/Environmental Block. These projects reflect a strategic approach to enhancing both urban and rural areas within the LGA.

Additional achievements include the repair of three official vehicles, furnishing the Corpers Lodge, renovating the market, and connecting water supplies to all council offices and toilets.

These efforts, coupled with significant human capital development initiatives, such as financial assistance programs for Ikot Abasi residents, demonstrate a holistic approach to local governance initiated by Barr. Udonta's approach to local governance.

Meanwhile, the Chief Whip of the Akwa Ibom State House of Assembly, Barr. Otobong Bob noted Barr. Udonta's maintenance culture stressed that it is something that has been grossly lacking in Government Administrations.

He commended Barr. Udonta for his exceptional maintenance culture and applauded the refurbishment of three abandoned vehicles into official cars for the Chairman, Vice Chairman, and Head of Service, highlighting this move as a prudent alternative to purchasing new vehicles.

Furthermore, Bob lauded Udonta's practical approach, noting that many of the projects he executed involve refurbishing and maintaining existing assets, declaring that that underscores a sustainable and cost-effective strategy.

Barr. Bob's commendation and that of other Lawmakers underscores the effectiveness of Barr. Udonta's leadership.

In conclusion, Barr. Godwin Udonta's tenure as Transition Committee Chairman is marked by significant achievements that reflect his commitment to development and accountability. His innovative and cost-effective strategies have set a high standard for local governance in the state.

Inarguably, he has done well so far, and if he should continue at this pace, to maintain his dedication and not succumb to the pitfalls that often plague politicians in our clime, every Ikot Abasi people are to continuously support and encourage him.

*SIR ANTAI HIGHLIGHTS MILESTONE IN NIGER DELTA INFRASTRUCTURE DEVELOPMENT*

In a significant move towards enhancing the infrastructure and economic potential of the Niger Delta region, Sir Victor Etim Antai, Executive Director of Projects (EDP), Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC), has led the commissioning of a 132KV transmission line and 132KV/33KV substation in Okitipupa Local Government Area, Ondo State, on Wednesday, 22nd May, 2024.

This project, symbolizing a major step in regional development, was initially launched in 2012 and has now been completed under the diligent efforts of the current NDDC administration under the MD/CEO, Dr. Samuel Ogbuku.

Sir Antai emphasized the project's role as a beacon of hope, bridging infrastructure gaps and significantly improving the quality of life for residents of Okitipupa.

He noted that the new substation will provide a reliable power supply to Okitipupa, Igbokoda, and other surrounding communities, which have endured 15 years without electricity.

The project entailed the construction of a 45km double-circuit 33KV feeder line from Omotosho Power Station to Okitipupa, along with the establishment of two 30MVA, 132/33KV Injection Substations equipped with breakers, gantry, and substation automation. Additionally, a 3-bedroom semi-detached bungalow was built as service quarters.

Meanwhile, this enhanced power infrastructure is expected to benefit small and medium-scale industries, spur job creation, and foster overall growth in the region. The project covers six Local Government Areas of Ondo West Senatorial District, with a two thousand communities coverage.

The project's completion was also lauded by other key figures, including Senator Asuquo Ekpeyong, Chairman of the NDDC Senate Committee, and Dr. Samuel Ogbuku, Managing Director/CEO of NDDC, who both highlighted the initiative's alignment with the President's Renewed Hope Agenda and its potential to stimulate economic activities throughout the Niger Delta.

(C) Media Unit, Office of the EDP, NDDC.

AKPABIO, UMO ENO IN POLITICAL ROMANCE

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In the dynamic landscape of Nigerian politics, the recent alliance between Distinguished Senator Godswil Obot Akpabio, CON, of the All Progressives Congress (APC), and the Akwa Ibom State Governor, Pastor Umo Eno, of the People's Democratic Party (PDP), has sparked intrigue and optimism alike.

This unprecedented political romance transcends party lines, showcasing a commitment to unity and progress for Akwa Ibom State, Nigeria, and Africa as a whole.

Senator Akpabio's decision to engage in collaborative efforts with Governor Umo Eno signifies a departure from traditional party rivalries in pursuit of collective advancement. His visionary leadership and unwavering dedication to the development of Akwa Ibom State are commendable, setting a precedent for nationalists to emulate.

The convergence of Senator Akpabio and Governor Umo Eno promises to foster greater unity, peace, and political stability in Akwa Ibom State.

This rare display of bipartisan cooperation underscores the belief that political differences should not hinder progress but rather serve as a catalyst for constructive dialogue and collaboration.

Looking ahead, it is predicted that Pastor Umo Eno may consider running for his second term under the APC banner, given the paramount importance of party loyalty in Nigerian elections.

While speculation abounds, it is not inconceivable that Governor Umo Eno may opt to align with the APC, should he seek re-election.

This forecast is rooted in the understanding that any potential party switch between the romancing duo would likely see Governor Umo Eno joining Senator Akpabio in the APC, rather than vice versa.

In essence, the unfolding political narrative in Akwa Ibom State is indeed uncommon, driven by the extraordinary qualities of Senator Akpabio.

Senator Akpabio and Pastor Umo Eno partnership serves as a beacon of hope and inspiration, urging others to transcend partisan divides for the greater good of the state and the nation.

As we witness this remarkable chapter in Nigerian politics, let us remain hopeful for a future defined by unity, progress, and prosperity.

OBONGAWAN GLORY EKPO JOINS CELEBRATION AT IKOT EKPENE STADIUM FOR SENATE PRESIDENT AKPABIO'S HOMECOMING RECEPTION

In a remarkable show of unity and camaraderie, Obongawan Glory Ekpo, the Immediate Past Candidate of the All Progressive Congress (APC) for Etinan Federal Constituency, was among the distinguished guests who graced the Homecoming Reception of the Senate President, Distinguished Senator Godswil Obot Akpabio, CON, at the iconic Ikot Ekpene Stadium on May 4th, 2024.

Ekpo's presence at the event underscored the spirit of inclusivity and collaboration, transcending political boundaries for the collective celebration of Senator Akpabio's extraordinary leadership and his remarkable tenure as the helmsman of the Nigerian Senate.

Amidst a gathering that transcended party affiliations, Ekpo, alongside members of various political parties, converged to pay homage to Senator Akpabio's sterling performance and his unwavering dedication to the service of the nation.

Senator Akpabio's tenure as the Senate President has been characterized by visionary leadership, legislative acumen, and a relentless pursuit of national development agendas. Under his stewardship, the Nigerian Senate has witnessed unprecedented strides in legislation, policy formulation, and oversight functions, aimed at advancing the welfare and prosperity of Nigerians across the board.

The Homecoming Reception served as a platform for dignitaries, including Obongawan Ekpo, to commend Senator Akpabio for his outstanding contributions to the nation's democratic journey and his relentless efforts towards fostering unity, progress, and development in Nigeria.

Therefore, Obongawan Ekpo's presence at the event not only symbolized solidarity but also reflected a shared commitment to nation-building and the pursuit of a common vision for a better Nigeria under the dynamic leadership of Senator Godswil Obot Akpabio, CON.

As the nation continues on its trajectory towards greater heights, the collaborative efforts of individuals like Obongawan Ekpo, alongside Senator Akpabio and other stakeholders, remain instrumental in shaping a brighter future for Nigeria and its citizens.

*(C) Uko Callistus*

PROFESSOR EKONG COMMENDS AKPABIO'S LEADERSHIP

In an exclusive interview with The Sensor Newspapers Correspondent, Prof. Christopher Ekong, the esteemed Dean of the Faculty of Social Science at the University of Uyo, delivered a poignant tribute to the distinguished Senate President, Senator Godswill Obot Akpabio, CON, during the Ikot Ekpene Senatorial District Homecoming Reception on May 4th, 2024 at Ikot Ekpene Stadium.

Prof. Ekong's remarks shed light on Akpabio's exemplary leadership and the profound significance of celebrating his enduring legacy.

Speaking with eloquence and conviction, Prof. Ekong extolled the virtues of Senator Akpabio, emphasizing his unparalleled personality and sterling leadership qualities.

"Senator Akpabio is a beacon of hope and inspiration for our community," remarked Prof. Ekong.

"His unwavering commitment to the betterment of our society is a testament to his exceptional character and dedication to public service", Prof. Ekong stressed.

Ekong's words resonated with a sense of admiration and gratitude as he highlighted the transcendent nature of the gathering, transcending partisan lines to honour a worthy leader whose impact transcends political affiliations.

"Today's gathering is a testament to the unity and solidarity of our community," affirmed Prof. Ekong.

"It is a celebration of Senator Akpabio's remarkable achievements and his enduring legacy of service to the people of Ikot Ekpene, Akwa Ibom State and Nigeria".

Indeed, the Ikot Ekpene Stadium served as a fitting backdrop for this momentous occasion, as representatives from all political parties joined hands in paying tribute to Senator Akpabio's remarkable contributions.

Meanwhile, Prof. Ekong's remarks encapsulated the collective sentiment of reverence and admiration shared by all in attendance, underscoring the universal acclaim for Akpabio's transformative leadership.

As the interview drew to a close, Prof. Ekong reiterated the significance of honoring leaders like Senator Akpabio, whose visionary leadership has left an indelible mark on the fabric of Nigerian society.

"In celebrating Senator Akpabio, we celebrate the values of integrity, compassion, and service to humanity," concluded Prof. Ekong. "His legacy will continue to inspire generations to come, and his contributions will forever be remembered as a testament to the power of visionary leadership."

In his eloquent tribute to Senator Akpabio, Prof. Ekong reaffirmed the timeless adage that true leadership knows no partisan boundaries, transcending politics to embrace the universal principles of integrity, humility, and service to others.

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Breaking!

Tension in Uyo as Unknown Assailants Gun Down MD of Emem Farms In Ifa Atai.

Pastor Emem Ukpong, elder brother to Comrade Cletus Ukpong was assassinated about 7pm while returning from his farm located along Airport road.

Report has it that he was shot at a close range while resisting abduction by the suspected kidnappers who trailed him from his farm.

His co**se has been deposited at the mortuary in Uyo.

PDP LEADERS, DECAMPEES FIGHT OVER N500K

Following a seemly cold-war that broke out between the PDP Leaders and PDP Youths in Ikpa Nnung Asang Ward 2 over N500k decampees' appreciation funds from the State Working Committee (SWC) of the party, Nduk Town in Ikot Abasi LGA has been subjected into serious rattling.

Since Saturday, 31st March, 2024, after the PDP gathering in Nduk Town turned into a fighting gallery the party leaders and the youths have been threatening each other, using several agents including the Police.

A citizen of Nduk Town, simply identified as Mr. Akpan, who spoke with IbomRaveTV, disclosed that the Ikot Abasi Divisional Police Headquarters has sent a letter of invitation to the Town Council Chairman of Nduk Town, asking him to bring about four youths; all PDP members from the community to the Police Station for interrogation.

While responding to a question raised by Ibom Rave TV, Mr. Akpan revealed that the problem started when PDP leaders led by a man he simply identified as Mr. Ifot, absconded with the N500k meant for decampees in to the PDP in Ikpa Nnung Asang Ward 2.

According to him, the PDP youths seized a motorcycle which belongs to the PDP leader; Mr. Ifot, and they are demanding him to give them part of the N500k decampees money before he can take back his motorcycle.

Moreso, one of the protesting PDP youths while speaking with IbomRaveTV disclosed that their leaders are threatening to invade Nduk Town with a joint task force (JTF) of Police and thugs to rescue the motorcycle.

Meanwhile, another source in the PDP disclosed that since the trouble started the PDP leaders with the youths have attempted to explore several chances in order to settle but all attempts failed due to the insistence of the youths to collect their share of the money while the leaders on the other hand are unwilling to release not even a penny to them.

Some concerned citizens of Nduk Town have called on the leadership of PDP to intervened and settle the fracas before it degenerates in to something that will affect the entire community.

The COS of Nduk Town said that he believes the PDP understands that Nduk Town is not a PDP house but a settlement of law abiding Nigerians.

Therefore, he called on the State Governor, Pastor Umo Eno, the PDP State Chairman, Rt. Hon. Aniekan Akpan, the Member representing Ikot Abasi/Mkpat Enin/Eastern Obolo Federal Constituency in the Green Chamber, Rt. Hon. Uduak Odudoh, and other PDP leaders to take action and ensure that the PDP fight does not extend to affect other settlers of the community.

(@) IbomRaveTV

ANTAI EXPRESSES NDDC'S INTEREST TO STRENGTHEN AQUACULTURE, BOOST YOUTHS EMPOWERMENT

In a bid to harness the untapped potential of aquaculture in Bayelsa State, the Niger Delta Development Commission ( NDDC ) and a privately owned indigenous firm; Aquasis Company Ltd, have pledge to foster partnership through transformational approach that empowers the youths of the state.

This occured on Friday, 22nd March, 2024, during an inspection tour on Aquaculture Village in Yenegwe, Bayelsa State.

The NDDC, represented by Rt. Hon. Sir Victor Antai, the Executive Director Projects (EDP), expressed keen interest in integrating the Aquaculture Village into its flagship initiative; Project HOPE of the NDDC led by the CEO/Managing Director (MD), Dr. Samuel Ogbuku.

The EDP, NDDC affirmed that the initiative aims to empower youths across the Niger Delta region through training and skill development.

Consequently, he commended the standard of facilities and infrastructure and confirmed that it can accommodate youths from across the nine states of the Niger Delta region for training and subsequent allocation of ponds for practical application.

Sir Antai emphasized the significance of food sufficiency and security in the region, aligning with NDDC's mandate to bolster agricultural production.

He underscored the tripartite nature of the envisioned partnership, involving the States government, Aquasis Company Ltd, and NDDC, to ensure comprehensive collaboration that benefits the region, particularly the youths.

Speaking earlier, the CE0/MD of Aquasis Company Ltd, Chief Steve Okeleji, who emphasized the need for the collaborative efforts in order to fully utilize the facilities' capabilities.

Chief Okelejo stated that despite the available assets, the village needs support in capacity building, particularly for the youths, and the enhancement of the cold chain line for Tilapia fish production.

Another speaker, the Programs and Project Lead at Aquaculture Village, Mr. Olalekan Adeleke, highlighted the strides they maintained since 2018, including the training of over 2000 Bayelsans through various programs funded by governmental and private entities.

Meanwhile, it is noted that the proposed collaboration signals a promising opportunity to harness the rich potential of aquaculture while fostering youth empowerment and economic growth in Bayelsa State and the wider Niger Delta region.

The Aquaculture Village, sprawled across 127 hectares, boasts a fully integrated system comprising 500 active earthen ponds, with 60 currently stocked with Catfish and Tilapia fish.

Additionally, the village features essential infrastructure including a hatchery, dry chain processing unit, and a feed mill with a testing laboratory.

As discussions continue the NDDC anticipate tangible outcomes that will propel the region towards sustainable development and prosperity.

(C) Media Unit:
Office of the EDP NDDC

LIST OF BENEFICIARIES OF PALLIATIVES/ITEMS AND DISTRIBUTION TEMPLATE TO CHAPTERS AND WARDS IN ABAK/ETIM EKPO/IKA FEDERAL CONSTITUENCY

DIRECTOR GENERAL
1. TOYOTA CAMRY CAR (HON. JOSEPH UDONKWO)

SELECT ELDERS IN ABAK
1. 5 BAGS OF 50KG RICE
2. N50,000

SELECT ELDERS IN ETIM EKPO
1. 5 BAGS OF 50KG RICE
2. N50,000

SELECT ELDERS IN IKA
1. 5 BAGS OF 50KG RICE
2. N50,000

ABAK CHAPTER EXECUTIVES
1. TOYOTA CAMRY (CHAPTER CHAIRMAN, HON. OFONMBUK ANAKA)
2. 5 BAGS OF 50KG RICE
3. N50,000

ETIM EKPO CHAPTER EXECUTIVES
1. TOYOTA CAMRY CAR (CHAPTER CHAIRMAN, HON. EDIDIONG IDIO)
2. 5 BAGS OF 50KG RICE
3. N50,000

IKA CHAPTER EXECUTIVES
1. TOYOTA CAMRY CAR (CHAPTER CHAIRMAN, HON. JOSEPH JOHN)
2. 5 BAGS OF 50KG RICE
3. N50,000

SHARING FORMULA FOR WARDS IN ABAK LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA

ABAK URBAN I
1. 140 BAGS OF 5KG RICE + N50,000
2. SEWING MACHINE + N10,000 (JANET TIMOTHY ALFRED 08144634825)
3. HAIR DRYING MACHINE + N10,000 (NDIFREKE IFIOK NTION 09035631433)
4. N50,000 BUSINESS GRANT (IME FRIDAY JOHN 07025632791)
5. N50,000 BUSINESS GRANT (NKEREUWEM ANIEKAN 0912824355)
6. N50,000 BUSINESS GRANT (CHRISTIANA JONAH AKPAN 07039555920)

ABAK URBAN II
1. 140 BAGS OF 5KG RICE + N50,000
2. SEWING MACHINE + N10,000 (UNYIME IWOK 08138432264)
3. HAIR DRYING MACHINE +N10,000 (IDARA UBONG 09064602548)
4. N50,000 BUSINESS GRANT (UDUAK ABEL SANDY 08086268698
5. N50,000 BUSINESS GRANT (MFON MICHAEL UDOFIA 07080735001)
6. N50,000 BUSINESS GRANT (BASSEY BRUNO 09072600627)

ABAK URBAN III
1. 140 BAGS OF 5KG RICE + N50,000
2. SEWING MACHINE + N10,000 (RACHAEL FRIDAY 08132728369)
3. HAIR DRYING MACHINE +N10,000 (GLORY UMANNAH 08152604497)
4. N50,000 BUSINESS GRANT (HELEN EFFIONG UMANNAH 08087106135)
5. N50,000 BUSINESS GRANT (BLESSING HENRY SANDY 09035618317)
6. N50,000 BUSINESS GRANT (ESTHER EZEKIEL ELIJAH 08141653821)

ABAK URBAN IV
1. 140 BAGS OF 5KG RICE + N50,000
2. SEWING MACHINE + N10,000 (INIOBONG IBANGA 08071588623)
3. HAIR DRYING MACHINE +N10,000 (ETIENNE UMOH 09066516353)
4. N50,000 BUSINESS GRANT (MAGDALENE ETIM J***Y 08063198083)
5. N50,000 BUSINESS GRANT (ADAMMA UDUAK ARTHUR 09166034999)
6. N50,000 BUSINESS GRANT (CHRISTIANA ANIEFIOK 08126171311)

AFAHAOBONG I
1. 140 BAGS OF 5KG RICE + N50,000
2. SEWING MACHINE + N10,000 (BLESSING NKANNAG 08089462282)
3. HAIR DRYING MACHINE +N10,000 (NDIANNA OBOT 09016992808
4. N50,000 BUSINESS GRANT (GRACE JAMES EBONG 09078542222
5. N50,000 BUSINESS GRANT (OFONIME BERNARD AKPAN 08137088474)
6. N50,000 BUSINESS GRANT (FELICIA ANIEFIOK OKON 09118021264)

AFAHAOBONG II
1. 140 BAGS OF 5KG RICE + N50,000
2. SEWING MACHINE + N10,000 (JOY ISONG UDOUDO 08147547070)
3. HAIR DRYING MACHINE +N10,000 (UKEME CHARLES 09037452160)
4. N50,000 BUSINESS GRANT (MANDU PETER THOMAS 08081556319)
5. N50,000 BUSINESS GRANT (MARIA ITEM MOSES 07039487957)
6. N50,000 BUSINESS GRANT (EMILIA IKPE UDO 09036697311)

MIDIM I
1. 140 BAGS OF 5KG RICE + N50,000
2. SEWING MACHINE + N10,000 (ANIEBIERE UYIRE 09076670273)
3. HAIR DRYING MACHINE +N10,000 (SIFON PETER ETIM 09137826779)
4. N50,000 BUSINESS GRANT (ESTHER MALACHY MONDAY 08068121102)
5. N50,000 BUSINESS GRANT (MONICA EMMANUEL UKO 09020009175)
6. N50,000 BUSINESS GRANT (CHARITY ANIEFIOK HENRY 08087565850)

MIDIM II
1. 140 BAGS OF 5KG RICE + N50,000
2. SEWING MACHINE + N10,000 (EDIDIONG UDOFA 08020880482)
3. HAIR DRYING MACHINE + N10,000 (IDORENYIN UMANNAH 08028542676)
4. N50,000 BUSINESS GRANT (SCHOLAR EKPERIKPE NKOM 08086067828)
5. N50,000 BUSINESS GRANT (MAGDALENE JAMES 07034990810
6. N50,000 BUSINESS GRANT (REBECCA ANTHONY NYONG 08165319268)

OTORO I
1. 140 BAGS OF 5KG RICE + N50,000
2. SEWING MACHINE + N10,000 (UDEME IBANGA 07060968060)
3. HAIR DRYING MACHINE + N10,000 (EMEDIONG ISONGUYO 08076546744)
4. N50,000 BUSINESS GRANT (UNYIME MAURICE EFFIONG 07025598225)
5. N50,000 BUSINESS GRANT (MIRACLE OKON JACKSON 09022703338)
6. N50,000 BUSINESS GRANT (UDUAK ISAIAH ETIM 07084645642)

OTORO II
1. 140 BAGS OF 5KG RICE + N50,000
2. SEWING MACHINE + N10,000 (ENOMFON SAMUEL OKON 09127922868)
3. HAIR DRYING MACHINE +N10,000 (EMEM GABRIEL EKPO 09055481116)
4. N50,000 BUSINESS GRANT (BRIGHT IME OKON 08028732624)
5. N50,000 BUSINESS GRANT (NSIMA MOSES ATANGUKOP 09066194719)
6. N50,000 BUSINESS GRANT (IME SOLOMON UDO 08118443432)

OTORO III
1. 140 BAGS OF 5KG RICE + N50,000
2. SEWING MACHINE + N10,000 (GLORY PETER PIUS 08022466147)
3. HAIR DRYING MACHINE +N10,000 (SIFON JOHNSON 09043392835)
4. N50,000 BUSINESS GRANT (VICTORIA ETOP BROWN 07081905174)
5. N50,000 BUSINESS GRANT (ABASIOFIOK SUNDAY 09132128285)
6. N50,000 BUSINESS GRANT (MARY AKPAN AKPAN 08128884109)

SHARING FORMULA FOR WARDS IN ETIM EKPO LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA

ETIM EKPO I
1. 140 BAGS OF 5KG RICE + N50,000
2. SEWING MACHINE + N10,000 (HAPPINESS JOHN UDO 08161105680)
3. HAIR DRYING MACHINE + N10,000 (INEMESIT ISONUYO 09041862210
4. N50,000 GRANT (MBET NOAH 09020676882)
5. N50,000 BUSINESS GRANT (GLORY FRIDAY ITONG 09106877901)
6. N50,000 BUSINESS GRANT (HELENA ISAIAH MOSES 08026919640)

ETIM EKPO II
1. 140 BAGS OF 5KG RICE + N50,000
2. SEWING MACHINE + N10,000 (ELIZABETH FRANK 090489344970)
3. HAIR DRYING MACHINE + N10,000 (AUGUSTA AKPAN 09055479740)
4. N50,000 BUSINESS GRANT (MARGARET MFON DANIEL 07088301415)
5. N50,000 BUSINESS GRANT (ESTHER UWEM EZEKIEL 09060795673)
6. N50,000 BUSINESS GRANT (ROSE MONDAY UMOH 0816722233341)

ETIM EKPO III
1. 140 BAGS OF 5KG RICE + N50,000
2. SEWING MACHINE + N10,000 (FAITH FRIDAY SUNDAY 09066852887)
3. HAIR DRYING MACHINE + N10,000 (UNWANA EKANEM 08035394965)
4. N50,000 BUSINESS GRANT (UNWANA EKANEM 09035011792)
5. N50,000 BUSINESS GRANT (ENOBONG ENO 08169807713)
6. N50,000 BUSINESS GRANT (PATRICIA FRIDAY SMART 08069328393)

ETIM EKPO IV
1. 140 BAGS OF 5KG RICE + N50,000
2. SEWING MACHINE + N10,000 (MFON FRANK UTIN 08103457306)
3. HAIR DRYING MACHINE + N10,000 (MFONOBONG WILLIAM 09051872279)
4. N50,000 BUSINESS GRANT (MERCY IDORENYIN OKON 08155753917)
5. N50,000 BUSINESS GRANT (JUSTINA MONDAY UDO 08020888458)
6. N50,000 BUSINESS GRANT (MERCY MONDAY UDO 09131070026)

ETIM EKPO V
1. 140 BAGS OF 5KG RICE + N50,000
2. SEWING MACHINE + N10,000 (PATIENCE DAVID FRIDAY 07082896396)
3. HAIR DRYING MACHINE + N10,000 (ANIETIE AKPAN JAMES 09017482300)
4. N50,000 BUSINESS GRANT (INEMESIT FRIDAY AKPA (08063786083)
5. N50,000 BUSINESS GRANT (JUSTINA FELIX AMBROSE 08138870209)
6. N50,000 BUSINESS GRANT (INEMESIT EZEKIEL IWOK 08076350957)

ETIM EKPO VI
1. 140 BAGS OF 5KG RICE + N50,000
2. SEWING MACHINE + N10,000 (HAPPINESS NELSON 09058398015)
3. HAIR DRYING MACHINE + N10,000 (ENO JOHN UDO 07061459983)
4. N50,000 BUSINESS GRANT (ANIEKAN MICHAEL UKPONG 07017760022)
5. N50,000 BUSINESS GRANT (MERCY INIOBONG SUNDAY 09076412188)
6. N50,000 BUSINESS GRANT (ROSE UDEME FRIDAY 09064290073)

ETIM EKPO VII
1. 140 BAGS OF 5KG RICE + N50,000
2. SEWING MACHINE + N10,000 (ANYANIME SUNDAY 07084220036)
3. HAIR DRYING MACHINE + N10,000 (SIFON JACKSON 09034159981)
4. N50,000 BUSINESS GRANT (MFON ETOKOWO UMOTONG 09069928551)
5. N50,000 BUSINESS GRANT (UWEM UDOMA 08060091269)
6. N50,000 BUSINESS GRANT (CONSIDER FRIDAY IBANGA 09127287692)

ETIM EKPO VIII
1. 140 BAGS OF 5KG RICE + N50,000
2. SEWING MACHINE + N10,000 (BLESSING EFFIONG 08124542289)
3. HAIR DRYING MACHINE + N10,000 (MFON AKPANUDO 09021369372)
4. N50,000 BUSINESS GRANT (EMEDIONG ISRAEL SUNDAY 08130871406)
5. N50,000 BUSINESS GRANT (BLESSING UDEME EFFIONG 08124542289)
6. N50,000 BUSINESS GRANT (INYENE IME SUNDAY 08140099870)

ETIM EKPO IX
1. 140 BAGS OF 5KG RICE + N50,000
2. SEWING MACHINE + N10,000 (SENO ETUK 08129369372)
3. HAIR DRYING MACHINE + N10,000 (SOPHIA WITNESS 09137037247)
4. N50,000 BUSINESS GRANT (SENO EFFIONG ETUK 07065234001)
5. N50,000 BUSINESS GRANT (EMEM IFIOK DEMAS 09069222560)
6. N50,000 BUSINESS GRANT (IBORO ISRAEL JACOB 07037770294)

ETIM EKPO X
1. 140 BAGS OF 5KG RICE + N50,000
2. SEWING MACHINE + N10,000 (MEYENE IMO SUNDAY 08163128923)
3. HAIR DRYING MACHINE + N10,000 (SIFON NSIKAK OKON 09162932592)
4. N50,000 BUSINESS GRANT (SIFON NSIKAK OKON 09162932592)
5. N50,000 BUSINESS GRANT (CONFIDENCE UKERE 09038255447)
6. N50,000 BUSINESS GRANT (NNEKENEKE JACK MONDAY 07018032021)

SHARING FORMULA FOR WARDS IN IKA LOCAL GOVERNMENT AREA

URBAN I
1. 140 BAGS OF 5KG RICE + N50,000
2. SEWING MACHINE + N10,000 (HELEN EKPOTU 08131851487)
3. HAIR DRYING MACHINE + N10,000 (RITA UDUAK MARCUS 08143734206)
4. N50,000 BUSINESS GRANT (VICTORIA UDOIDEM 08124537975)
5. N50,000 BUSINESS GRANT (COMFORT JOSEPH JOHN 07081051208)
6. N50,000 BUSINESS GRANT (PATIENCE UDOMA JOHN 09075443709)

URBAN II
1. 140 BAGS OF 5KG RICE + N50,000
2. SEWING MACHINE + N10,000 (DESTINY SUNDAY AKPAN 08161683515)
3. HAIR DRYING MACHINE +N10,000 (EKAETTE CLEMENT 08085928820)
4. N50,000 BUSINESS GRANT (LOVE ALEXANDER AKPAN 0901109333)
5. N50,000 BUSINESS GRANT (EKAETTE MALACHY THOMAS 07085461784)
6. N50,000 BUSINESS GRANT (IMAOBONG MALACHY UKPONG 09011587360)

ACHAN IKA
1. 140 BAGS OF 5KG RICE + N50,000
2. SEWING MACHINE + N10,000 (REBECCA GREGORY 09046532607)
3. HAIR DRYING MACHINE +N10,000 (PROMISE IBORO 08026529598)
4. N50,000 BUSINESS GRANT (ALICE UDO EBIERE 08023280019)
5. N50,000 BUSINESS GRANT (ABASIFREKE SIMEON JACSON 08114390178)
6. N50,000 BUSINESS GRANT (DORIS SOLOMON UMANNAH 08080804787)

ACHAN II
1. 140 BAGS OF 5KG RICE + N50,000
2. SEWING MACHINE + N10,000 (IDORENYIN FRIDAY 09139120262)
3. HAIR DRYING MACHINE +N10,000 (HAPPINESS PIUS 08106201827)
4. N50,000 BUSINESS GRANT (NSEOBONG MFON OKORO 07088200876)
5. N50,000 BUSINESS GRANT (GLORY PETER DANIEL 08126552737)
6. N50,000 BUSINESS GRANT (CORNELIA INNOCENT EBEKA 07083502957)

ACHAN III
1. 140 BAGS OF 5KG RICE + N50,000
2. SEWING MACHINE + N10,000 (ETIOTOP UDOH 09029814697)
3. HAIR DRYING MACHINE +N10,000 (CATHERINE ETOKUDO 09018653161)
4. N50,000 BUSINESS GRANT (INEMESIT FRANCIS 08013895470)
5. N50,000 BUSINESS GRANT (MMENIM OKON DANIEL 09024822703)
6. N50,000 BUSINESS GRANT (COMFORT IDEMETOR 08023564907

ITO I
1. 140 BAGS OF 5KG RICE + N50,000
2. SEWING MACHINE + N10,000 (ROSEMARY JOHN 07067299429)
3. HAIR DRYING MACHINE +N10,000 (JOSEPHINE ISRAEL 08067411935)
4. N50,000 BUSINESS GRANT (IBORO NSIKAK SAMPSON 08163638327)
5. N50,000 BUSINESS GRANT (INIOBONG AKABOM 07067219924)
6. N50,000 BUSINESS GRANT (NOAMI FRIDAY NOAH 08167659427)

ITO II
1. 140 BAGS OF 5KG RICE + N50,000
2. SEWING MACHINE + N10,000 (KATE KALU PHILIP 0919285004)
3. HAIR DRYING MACHINE +N10,000 (ISANGOBONG JAMES 09020176854)
4. N50,000 BUSINESS GRANT (COMFORT UDOINDUNG 08062156905)
5. N50,000 BUSINESS GRANT (PROMISE EMMANUEL 08101342736)
6. N50,000 BUSINESS GRANT (PATIENCE MICHAEL UDO 07086431462)

ITO III
1. 140 BAGS OF 5KG RICE + N50,000
2. SEWING MACHINE + N10,000 (PATIENCE OKON IBE 09026609358)
3. HAIR DRYING MACHINE +N10,000 (UDUAKOBONG OBOT 08140086785)
4. N50,000 BUSINESS GRANT (MAGDALENE SUNDAY 09164309372)
5. N50,000 BUSINESS GRANT (INEMESIT STEPHEN 09034981132)
6. N50,000 BUSINESS GRANT (INIOBONG FESTUS UDONNAH 08030843080)

ODORO I
1. 140 BAGS OF 5KG RICE + N50,000
2. SEWING MACHINE + N10,000 (QUEEN UDOINEM 09116422872)
3. HAIR DRYING MACHINE +N10,000 (IDARA SOLOMON 07089628847)
4. N50,000 BUSINESS GRANT (PEACE INIOBONG COSMAS 07046016322)
5. N50,000 BUSINESS GRANT (MAGDALENE THOMAS JAMES 08136688660)
6. N50,000 BUSINESS GRANT (KATE CYPRIAN EKEDE 08038854826)

ODORO II
1. 140 BAGS OF 5KG RICE + N50,000
2. SEWING MACHINE + N10,000 (NYAKNO NELSON 09060573199)
3. HAIR DRYING MACHINE +N10,000 (GLADYS OKOKON 08130237283
4. N50,000 BUSINESS GRANT (CHRISTIANA INYANG 08122890099)
5. N50,000 BUSINESS GRANT (EMA SUNDAY NTIA 08069280598)
6. N50,000 BUSINESS GRANT (HELEN IME ALEXANDER 08139412823)

COLLECTION GUIDELINES:
1. RICE PALLIATIVES WOULD BE SIGNED AND COLLECTED BY THE FOLLOWING WARD EXECUTIVES ON THURSDAY 8TH FEBRUARY 2024:
a. WARD CHAIRMAN
b. WARD SECRETARY
c. WARD WOMAN LEADER
d. WARD YOUTH LEADER

2. BENEFICIARIES OF GRANTS, MACHINES AND CARS MUST COME WITH THEIR PVC FOR IDENTIFICATION AND COLLECTION ON FRIDAY 9TH FEBRUARY 2024

THANK FOR YOUR COOPORATION.

SIGNED:

MEDIA AND PUBLICITY UNIT,
OFFICE OF HONOURABLE MEMBER,
ABAK/ETIM EKPO/IKA FEDERAL CONSTITUENCY.