Promises Made, Promises Being Kept – Governor Umo Eno Reaffirms Commitment to Akwa Ibom Progress

By Ndon-Eyo2 Reporter Ndon-Eyo II Etinan.

Gov. Umo Eno

 

Promises Made, Promises Being Kept – Governor Umo Eno Reaffirms Commitment to Akwa Ibom Progress


Posted by Ndoneyo2 


According to the Governor on his Facebook page Pastor Umo Eno


On Monday, July 29, Pastor Umo Eno, the Executive Governor of Akwa Ibom State, presided over a crucial State Executive Council meeting at the Government House in Uyo. After the meeting, he shared some powerful updates — and more importantly, renewed his promise to build a State that truly works for everyone under the vision of the ARISE Agenda.


The Governor’s message was clear: “We’re not just making plans — we are taking action.”


🔧 Infrastructure That Works for the People

 Internal Roads at Dakkada Luxury Estate: Approved for construction.

 Ewet Luxury Estate Upgrades: Additional works greenlit.

 Stadium Maintenance Renewed: The Godswill Akpabio International Stadium will remain in top shape for both local and international use.


🍚 Free Food Support Continues

💯 Phase III of the Free Food Distribution Programme rolls out across all 31 Local Government Areas, beginning August 20. The Governor is fulfilling his promise to fight hunger and cushion the economic pressure on families.


🧼 Cleaner, Healthier Communities

New public sanitation facilities will be constructed in:

Obot Akara

Ikono

Esit Eket

Nsit Ubium

This is part of the Governor’s ongoing effort to improve public health and environmental hygiene


Transparency and Digital Innovation

Treasury Single Account (TSA) fully adopted — ensuring smarter spending, reduced leakages, and better transparency.

Akwaremit and AkwaGIS platforms will be officially launched on September 1, bringing digital solutions to land administration and public services.


📈 Smart Budgeting for the Future

The Executive Council approved the Medium-Term Expenditure Framework (2026–2028) to guide responsible and impactful financial planning in the coming years


⚽ Youth Empowerment Through Sports

Preparations are underway for the Akwa Ibom Sports Festival, including replacement of outdated sports equipment. The Governor believes in empowering young people and uniting communities through sports.


🧾 Tracking the Impact

On August 7, the State Government will present the ARISE Socio-Economic Impact Report — a public, transparent account of how government policies are making a real difference in people’s lives.


Education Boost

The Board of TETFUND is currently in Akwa Ibom to commission key educational projects at Akwa Ibom State University, strengthening the future of higher learning in the State.


Final Thoughts from Ndoneyo2

Governor Pastor Umo Eno has once again shown that leadership is about service, vision, and delivery. From road construction and food relief to digital innovation and sports revival, his administration is taking visible, measurable steps to uplift every part of Akwa Ibom.

Let’s stay informed, united, and hopeful. With Governor Eno’s steady leadership and the ARISE Agenda in motion, the future of Akwa Ibom is brighter than ever.

Let us try to be supportive of all the projects of government of Akwa-Ibom State, by being law abiding and monitor the progress of all the works as it's going, also ask questions when we find out that some of the works are no being done according to the specifications or not even started at all because we all have equl stake in Akwa-Ibom also it's our collective common wealth that is being use for the development of our State.


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