By IfiokAbasi Abia Uyo — In a powerful and impassioned statement, Eunice Thomas, the Federal Character Commissioner representing Akwa Ibom State, assured Nigerians that the nation’s future will not be compromised. She emphasized her commitment to rebuilding public trust and inspiring renewed confidence in governance. Speaking at a press conference held at the Federal Character Commission Secretariat in Uyo, Thomas highlighted the urgent need for strategies rooted in transparency, inclusion, and accountability to drive Nigeria’s progress. “We will not mortgage the future of Nigerians,” she asserted. “Our mission is to restore confidence, rekindle hope, and reposition our institutions to better serve the people.” Thomas outlined several key priorities aimed at strengthening the Commission's workforce, emphasizing that staff welfare and motivation are essential for achieving meaningful results. She remarked, “Welfare is my business. When workers feel valued and motivated, they deliv...
By Ifiokabasi Abia The city of Uyo came alive in a vibrant display of colours, chants, and youthful enthusiasm as no fewer than 10,000 supporters flooded the metropolis in a massive sensitization and endorsement rally for Bola Ahmed Tinubu, Godswill Akpabio, and Umo Eno. The rally, organized by the City Boy Movement, drew participants from all 31 local government areas of the state. Youths and women turned out in large numbers, marching in solidarity and expressing strong support for continuity in leadership. Addressing the enthusiastic crowd, the State Coordinator of the movement, Engr. Iboro Johnny, described the massive turnout as a clear reflection of public confidence in the three leaders. He noted that their leadership has delivered stability, development, and renewed hope, strengthening the case for their re-election. In his remarks, Johnny commended President Tinubu’s efforts at repositioning Nigeria, highlighting ongoing initiatives aimed at tackling longstanding nationa...