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    Akwa Ibom: Eno urges appointees to decamp with him or face sack

    Vincent OsuwoBy Vincent OsuwoMay 23, 2025No Comments2 Mins Read
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    Governor Umo Eno of Akwa Ibom State called upon all commissioners and political appointees in his cabinet to either defect to the All Progressives Congress or resign.

    According to footage posted by Channels TV on Friday, the governor spoke during a State Executive Council meeting on Thursday.

    Eno announced his impending defection to the APC and stated that only those who agreed to join him will remain in his ministry.

    “It’s no more news that I’m moving party. If you don’t know that by now, I don’t know what else you know,” Eno said.

    He emphasised that loyalty to him as governor was essential, adding that anyone unwilling to align politically should prepare to resign the day he formally announces his move.

    “I am told that some of you are saying that you will not come. You are free, absolutely free, not to join me, but you won’t be in my state executive council.

    “So, you better just be prepared to resign the day I announce that I’m moving because you are an appointee and your loyalty is to me.

    “You can’t be in my cabinet and play anti-party, it’s not a threat, it is what it is. I won’t beg you to come, you should normally not even expect it,” he stated.

    Eno cited ongoing internal issues within the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) as part of his reason for decamping, saying he could no longer trust the party’s ability to ensure a smooth electoral process.

    Eno added, “I love the PDP; I want to stay in the PDP, but clearly, I don’t have a road map to guarantee that I’ll be able to have a smooth sail in the elections, not because we won’t win elections.

    “In this state today, with the work that all of us have done, even if we contest on a zero party, we will win this election. There’s no doubt about it. We’ve worked very hard, but we know that at the national level, that our party is not coming together.

    “Every day, secretary this and that, and so you take your form, they send it to INEC, and then you run all the elections; you perhaps win the elections, and just on technical grounds, because the wrong person signed your form, you lose everything.”

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