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Tabernacle Road construction will also include an underground outfall drain. This project spans a length of 2.2km and encompasses both Uyo and Itu Local Government Areas. The contractor has assured us of delivering the project with the utmost quality and efficiency, and we remain resolute in our dedication to... show more

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UkpemeAbasi Essienvor 2 Jahren

Dear governor our dear brothers have been kidnapped on their way to NYSC in Sokoto and u seem to be uninterested about them. It saddens to see the government not making enquiries to this tragic occurrence against our people.

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Ladi Ettivor 2 Jahren

Still not a word on the AKSG kidnapped corp members? Pastor that has no empathy is a fraud.

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DSpiritHeadvor 2 Jahren

Good morning Sir. Please kindly do everything possible and rescue Akwaibomites/corpers who were kidnapped on their way to Sokoto camp last week and God will bless you. I'm from Mbiokene Ubium

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Emir of Uyo.vor 2 Jahren

Can you look at this sir.

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Yutie Davidvor 2 Jahren

Well done your Excellency.

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Edidiong Timothyvor 2 Jahren

Oga crate jobs for Akwa ibomite, we are tired of driving on Good Roads without jobs.... Akwa ibomite are hungry

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Eyenidara Essienvor 2 Jahren

Wike and the current minister of works has shown that roads can be be awarded and completed on a record time with quality job done. It is disheartening seeing roads of not more 10 to 15 kilometers awarded by the former governor in his first tenure still under construction now.

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Lynuz Not Mbavor 2 Jahren

@_PastorUmoEno there is no need for infrastructure if life's are not protected. The only crime this young Akwa Ibomites committed was to answer @officialnyscng clarion call to serve Nigeria. Please don't leave their fate in the kidnappers dane for their poor parents. Mbok🙏

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Sunniestvor 2 Jahren

2.2km at this stage? Please work on massive projects, life changing projects mr Governor ,

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John Nyongvor 2 Jahren

Your excellency, some sons and daughters of this state were kidnapped on their way to serve a country that doesn’t care about them. Since that incidence, we haven’t heard anything from the state as to what is being done to secure their releases, families have been running around

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