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MBOHO AKWA AFAHA WORLDWIDE: NSIT UBIUM CHAPTER DRUMS SUPPORT FOR GOV. UDOM SECOND TERM
...AS THEY HOLDS FIRST EXECUTIVE MEETING


Ifiokabasi Abia
The Mboho Akwa Afaha Worldwide, Nsit Ubium Chapter has reiterated her commitment to join hands with the good people of Akwa Ibom State to return Gov. Udom Emmanuel for second term in office come 2019.

Speaking at the maiden executive meeting of Mboho Akwa Afaha Worldwide, Nsit Ubium Chapter held at the Palace of the Village Head of Akai Ubium, Nsit Ubium Local Government Area, and the Group Head of Afaha Nsit Ubium cum President in Council, His Highness Obong Dr. N. D Akpanowo (DHMS. AMBP. JP) said that their beloved son Deacon Udom Emmanuel giant strides in Akwa Ibom is second to non in the country and deserved a second term in office.

According to the President in Council, Dr. Akpanowo added that his administration is all inclusive, lofty plans like industrialization among other top agendas of this administration.

Meanwhile, the meeting was well attended by all the heads of Afaha Communities (mbong oduk Afaha Nsit Ubium) in Nsit Ubium Local Government Area; of not less than 53 in number together with the entire administrative arm.

The group head of Afaha Nsit Ubium, His Highness, Dr. Akpanowo thanked the Vice President, His Highness Obong Etukudo Edemekong Ekong, village head of Ikot Udo Ime cum deputy group head of Afaha Nsit Ubium, Akparawa Aniefiok Udofia Ekponinam for his effort for the successful swearing in of the entire executive on the February 2, 2018.

He specially thanked the Chairman, Mboho Akwa Afaha Worldwide Nsit Ubium Chapter, Sheped Davies King Solomon whose responsible to pilot the affairs of Afaha Nsit Ubium and the entire executive members.

The president in council maintained that the enthusiasm noticed in the chairman's resolved is truly the spirit of Afaha people of the 14 century. This goes to confirmed the old slogan, "Afaha ikite Afaha ikpaekong".

The Chairman, Mboho Akwa Afaha Worldwide, Afaha Nsit Ubium Chapter, Sheped Davies King Solomon in his keynote address promised that apart from the 85 per cent Afaha inhabitants in Nsit Ubium Local Government Area; he is going to fish out Afaha people in all remaining 30 Local Government Area of the state to join hand and  re-elect their son, Mr. Udom Emmanuel as the governor of Akwa Ibom state even with his last blood.

In his word, "I promised to pilot the affairs of Mboho Akwa Worldwide, Nsit Ubium Chapter with diligent and with no fear or favour; the task of fishing out Afaha people statewide is a big one but with my last blood I would do everything possible to see that Afaha in entire Akwa Ibom State will surely unite and join hands to return our son, Deacon Udom Emmanuel to the Government House come 2019", he stressed.




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