Eno denies petitioning EFCC against ex-gov Udom over property ownership in Lagos

Governor Umo Eno of Akwa Ibom State has denied reports that he petitioned the Economic and Financial Crime Commission (EFCC) against for Governor Udom Emmanuel over alleged property ownership (luxury apartments) in Lagos State. Governor Eno, who spoke during a Thanksgiving Service to mark the 39th Anniversary of Akwa Ibom State, reacted to claims by John James Udoedehe, the Governorship candidate of the African Democratic Congress (ADC) who had alleged during a media interaction that Udom’s property in Lagos had been seized after Governor Eno reported him to the EFCC. Udoedehe’s claim could not however be independently confirmed but it has raised the political temperature in Akwa Ibom as he is seen as the main opposition figure in the State. Speaking at the Thanksgiving Service, Governor Eno said he had not reported anybody including his predecessor to the EFCC. According to him, there is nothing to report “I want to say on this altar of the living God that since I got into governance, I have not reported one soul to the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, not one and I don’t intend to do so because there is nothing to report. ads ads “So when people don’t have anything to say, and said that I reported my predecessor to the EFCC, the person has no solution, no clue about governance. “Don’t allow people tell you lies, we will continue to respect our leaders, and the culture of respect is part of me,” he said. Governor Eno, who also vowed to disband any group that uses its socio-cultural platform to promote ethnic divisions, noted achievements could only be made in an atmosphere of peace. He noted that the peace and unity enjoyed in the State must not be taken for granted, saying, “of all the achievements we have recorded in this State, there is one of them that must not be taken for granted. ads ads “It is called peace. Our peace is priceless, our unity is priceless, and brotherhood is priceless, let us protect them. “Political differences must never become personal hatred, ethnic differences must never become division, and religious differences must never become hostility. We may disagree and still love one another. We may belong to different political parties and still belong to one Akwa Ibom; because when the politics is over, Akwa Ibom would remain, when political office would change hand in 2031, Akwa Ibom would still remain. Therefore, let’s put our State above our temporary differences,” he added. He appealed to the socio-cultural and socio-political groups to desist from using their platforms to promote division, but promote unity to enhance progress and growth. Related News APC campaign council shifts to town halls, seeks support of religious leaders APC governors oppose Rainbow Coalition over National Assembly leadership, Wike Otti says Abia airport runway to be completed soon Share

Governor Eno, who spoke during a Thanksgiving Service to mark the 39th Anniversary of Akwa Ibom State, reacted to claims by John James Udoedehe, the Governorship candidate of the African Democratic Congress (ADC) who had alleged during a media interaction that Udom’s property in Lagos had been seized after Governor Eno reported him to the EFCC. Udoedehe’s claim could not however be independently confirmed but it has raised the political temperature in Akwa Ibom as he is seen as the main opposition figure in the State. Speaking at the Thanksgiving Service, Governor Eno said he had not reported anybody including his predecessor to the EFCC. According to him, there is nothing to report “I want to say on this altar of the living God that since I got into governance, I have not reported one soul to the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, not one and I don’t intend to do so because there is nothing to report. ads ads “So when people don’t have anything to say, and said that I reported my predecessor to the EFCC, the person has no solution, no clue about governance. “Don’t allow people tell you lies, we will continue to respect our leaders, and the culture of respect is part of me,” he said. Governor Eno, who also vowed to disband any group that uses its socio-cultural platform to promote ethnic divisions, noted achievements could only be made in an atmosphere of peace. He noted that the peace and unity enjoyed in the State must not be taken for granted, saying, “of all the achievements we have recorded in this State, there is one of them that must not be taken for granted. ads ads “It is called peace. Our peace is priceless, our unity is priceless, and brotherhood is priceless, let us protect them. “Political differences must never become personal hatred, ethnic differences must never become division, and religious differences must never become hostility. We may disagree and still love one another. We may belong to different political parties and still belong to one Akwa Ibom; because when the politics is over, Akwa Ibom would remain, when political office would change hand in 2031, Akwa Ibom would still remain. Therefore, let’s put our State above our temporary differences,” he added. He appealed to the socio-cultural and socio-political groups to desist from using their platforms to promote division, but promote unity to enhance progress and growth. Related News APC campaign council shifts to town halls, seeks support of religious leaders APC governors oppose Rainbow Coalition over National Assembly leadership, Wike Otti says Abia airport runway to be completed soon Share

Udoedehe’s claim could not however be independently confirmed but it has raised the political temperature in Akwa Ibom as he is seen as the main opposition figure in the State. Speaking at the Thanksgiving Service, Governor Eno said he had not reported anybody including his predecessor to the EFCC. According to him, there is nothing to report “I want to say on this altar of the living God that since I got into governance, I have not reported one soul to the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, not one and I don’t intend to do so because there is nothing to report. ads ads “So when people don’t have anything to say, and said that I reported my predecessor to the EFCC, the person has no solution, no clue about governance. “Don’t allow people tell you lies, we will continue to respect our leaders, and the culture of respect is part of me,” he said. Governor Eno, who also vowed to disband any group that uses its socio-cultural platform to promote ethnic divisions, noted achievements could only be made in an atmosphere of peace. He noted that the peace and unity enjoyed in the State must not be taken for granted, saying, “of all the achievements we have recorded in this State, there is one of them that must not be taken for granted. ads ads “It is called peace. Our peace is priceless, our unity is priceless, and brotherhood is priceless, let us protect them. “Political differences must never become personal hatred, ethnic differences must never become division, and religious differences must never become hostility. We may disagree and still love one another. We may belong to different political parties and still belong to one Akwa Ibom; because when the politics is over, Akwa Ibom would remain, when political office would change hand in 2031, Akwa Ibom would still remain. Therefore, let’s put our State above our temporary differences,” he added. He appealed to the socio-cultural and socio-political groups to desist from using their platforms to promote division, but promote unity to enhance progress and growth. Related News APC campaign council shifts to town halls, seeks support of religious leaders APC governors oppose Rainbow Coalition over National Assembly leadership, Wike Otti says Abia airport runway to be completed soon Share

Speaking at the Thanksgiving Service, Governor Eno said he had not reported anybody including his predecessor to the EFCC. According to him, there is nothing to report “I want to say on this altar of the living God that since I got into governance, I have not reported one soul to the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, not one and I don’t intend to do so because there is nothing to report. ads ads “So when people don’t have anything to say, and said that I reported my predecessor to the EFCC, the person has no solution, no clue about governance. “Don’t allow people tell you lies, we will continue to respect our leaders, and the culture of respect is part of me,” he said. Governor Eno, who also vowed to disband any group that uses its socio-cultural platform to promote ethnic divisions, noted achievements could only be made in an atmosphere of peace. He noted that the peace and unity enjoyed in the State must not be taken for granted, saying, “of all the achievements we have recorded in this State, there is one of them that must not be taken for granted. ads ads “It is called peace. Our peace is priceless, our unity is priceless, and brotherhood is priceless, let us protect them. “Political differences must never become personal hatred, ethnic differences must never become division, and religious differences must never become hostility. We may disagree and still love one another. We may belong to different political parties and still belong to one Akwa Ibom; because when the politics is over, Akwa Ibom would remain, when political office would change hand in 2031, Akwa Ibom would still remain. Therefore, let’s put our State above our temporary differences,” he added. He appealed to the socio-cultural and socio-political groups to desist from using their platforms to promote division, but promote unity to enhance progress and growth. Related News APC campaign council shifts to town halls, seeks support of religious leaders APC governors oppose Rainbow Coalition over National Assembly leadership, Wike Otti says Abia airport runway to be completed soon Share

“I want to say on this altar of the living God that since I got into governance, I have not reported one soul to the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, not one and I don’t intend to do so because there is nothing to report. ads ads “So when people don’t have anything to say, and said that I reported my predecessor to the EFCC, the person has no solution, no clue about governance. “Don’t allow people tell you lies, we will continue to respect our leaders, and the culture of respect is part of me,” he said. Governor Eno, who also vowed to disband any group that uses its socio-cultural platform to promote ethnic divisions, noted achievements could only be made in an atmosphere of peace. He noted that the peace and unity enjoyed in the State must not be taken for granted, saying, “of all the achievements we have recorded in this State, there is one of them that must not be taken for granted. ads ads “It is called peace. Our peace is priceless, our unity is priceless, and brotherhood is priceless, let us protect them. “Political differences must never become personal hatred, ethnic differences must never become division, and religious differences must never become hostility. We may disagree and still love one another. We may belong to different political parties and still belong to one Akwa Ibom; because when the politics is over, Akwa Ibom would remain, when political office would change hand in 2031, Akwa Ibom would still remain. Therefore, let’s put our State above our temporary differences,” he added. He appealed to the socio-cultural and socio-political groups to desist from using their platforms to promote division, but promote unity to enhance progress and growth. Related News APC campaign council shifts to town halls, seeks support of religious leaders APC governors oppose Rainbow Coalition over National Assembly leadership, Wike Otti says Abia airport runway to be completed soon Share

“So when people don’t have anything to say, and said that I reported my predecessor to the EFCC, the person has no solution, no clue about governance. “Don’t allow people tell you lies, we will continue to respect our leaders, and the culture of respect is part of me,” he said. Governor Eno, who also vowed to disband any group that uses its socio-cultural platform to promote ethnic divisions, noted achievements could only be made in an atmosphere of peace. He noted that the peace and unity enjoyed in the State must not be taken for granted, saying, “of all the achievements we have recorded in this State, there is one of them that must not be taken for granted. ads ads “It is called peace. Our peace is priceless, our unity is priceless, and brotherhood is priceless, let us protect them. “Political differences must never become personal hatred, ethnic differences must never become division, and religious differences must never become hostility. We may disagree and still love one another. We may belong to different political parties and still belong to one Akwa Ibom; because when the politics is over, Akwa Ibom would remain, when political office would change hand in 2031, Akwa Ibom would still remain. Therefore, let’s put our State above our temporary differences,” he added. He appealed to the socio-cultural and socio-political groups to desist from using their platforms to promote division, but promote unity to enhance progress and growth. Related News APC campaign council shifts to town halls, seeks support of religious leaders APC governors oppose Rainbow Coalition over National Assembly leadership, Wike Otti says Abia airport runway to be completed soon Share

“Don’t allow people tell you lies, we will continue to respect our leaders, and the culture of respect is part of me,” he said. Governor Eno, who also vowed to disband any group that uses its socio-cultural platform to promote ethnic divisions, noted achievements could only be made in an atmosphere of peace. He noted that the peace and unity enjoyed in the State must not be taken for granted, saying, “of all the achievements we have recorded in this State, there is one of them that must not be taken for granted. ads ads “It is called peace. Our peace is priceless, our unity is priceless, and brotherhood is priceless, let us protect them. “Political differences must never become personal hatred, ethnic differences must never become division, and religious differences must never become hostility. We may disagree and still love one another. We may belong to different political parties and still belong to one Akwa Ibom; because when the politics is over, Akwa Ibom would remain, when political office would change hand in 2031, Akwa Ibom would still remain. Therefore, let’s put our State above our temporary differences,” he added. He appealed to the socio-cultural and socio-political groups to desist from using their platforms to promote division, but promote unity to enhance progress and growth. Related News APC campaign council shifts to town halls, seeks support of religious leaders APC governors oppose Rainbow Coalition over National Assembly leadership, Wike Otti says Abia airport runway to be completed soon Share

Governor Eno, who also vowed to disband any group that uses its socio-cultural platform to promote ethnic divisions, noted achievements could only be made in an atmosphere of peace. He noted that the peace and unity enjoyed in the State must not be taken for granted, saying, “of all the achievements we have recorded in this State, there is one of them that must not be taken for granted. ads ads “It is called peace. Our peace is priceless, our unity is priceless, and brotherhood is priceless, let us protect them. “Political differences must never become personal hatred, ethnic differences must never become division, and religious differences must never become hostility. We may disagree and still love one another. We may belong to different political parties and still belong to one Akwa Ibom; because when the politics is over, Akwa Ibom would remain, when political office would change hand in 2031, Akwa Ibom would still remain. Therefore, let’s put our State above our temporary differences,” he added. He appealed to the socio-cultural and socio-political groups to desist from using their platforms to promote division, but promote unity to enhance progress and growth. Related News APC campaign council shifts to town halls, seeks support of religious leaders APC governors oppose Rainbow Coalition over National Assembly leadership, Wike Otti says Abia airport runway to be completed soon Share

He noted that the peace and unity enjoyed in the State must not be taken for granted, saying, “of all the achievements we have recorded in this State, there is one of them that must not be taken for granted. ads ads “It is called peace. Our peace is priceless, our unity is priceless, and brotherhood is priceless, let us protect them. “Political differences must never become personal hatred, ethnic differences must never become division, and religious differences must never become hostility. We may disagree and still love one another. We may belong to different political parties and still belong to one Akwa Ibom; because when the politics is over, Akwa Ibom would remain, when political office would change hand in 2031, Akwa Ibom would still remain. Therefore, let’s put our State above our temporary differences,” he added. He appealed to the socio-cultural and socio-political groups to desist from using their platforms to promote division, but promote unity to enhance progress and growth. Related News APC campaign council shifts to town halls, seeks support of religious leaders APC governors oppose Rainbow Coalition over National Assembly leadership, Wike Otti says Abia airport runway to be completed soon Share

“It is called peace. Our peace is priceless, our unity is priceless, and brotherhood is priceless, let us protect them. “Political differences must never become personal hatred, ethnic differences must never become division, and religious differences must never become hostility. We may disagree and still love one another. We may belong to different political parties and still belong to one Akwa Ibom; because when the politics is over, Akwa Ibom would remain, when political office would change hand in 2031, Akwa Ibom would still remain. Therefore, let’s put our State above our temporary differences,” he added. He appealed to the socio-cultural and socio-political groups to desist from using their platforms to promote division, but promote unity to enhance progress and growth. Related News APC campaign council shifts to town halls, seeks support of religious leaders APC governors oppose Rainbow Coalition over National Assembly leadership, Wike Otti says Abia airport runway to be completed soon Share

“Political differences must never become personal hatred, ethnic differences must never become division, and religious differences must never become hostility. We may disagree and still love one another. We may belong to different political parties and still belong to one Akwa Ibom; because when the politics is over, Akwa Ibom would remain, when political office would change hand in 2031, Akwa Ibom would still remain. Therefore, let’s put our State above our temporary differences,” he added. He appealed to the socio-cultural and socio-political groups to desist from using their platforms to promote division, but promote unity to enhance progress and growth. Related News APC campaign council shifts to town halls, seeks support of religious leaders APC governors oppose Rainbow Coalition over National Assembly leadership, Wike Otti says Abia airport runway to be completed soon Share

He appealed to the socio-cultural and socio-political groups to desist from using their platforms to promote division, but promote unity to enhance progress and growth. Related News APC campaign council shifts to town halls, seeks support of religious leaders APC governors oppose Rainbow Coalition over National Assembly leadership, Wike Otti says Abia airport runway to be completed soon Share