C/River: Awi Ward Stands firm for APC, assures Tinubu, Otu, Ekpenyong, Emil, Owuna of their Votes
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By Charles Ekanem
All Progressive Congress (APC) have been assured of total victory in Awi Ward, Akamkpa Local Government Area. This was made known on Monday at the ward tour organized to galvanize support for all Candidates of the party from the President, Bola Ahmed Tinubu, Governorship, Senator Bassey Otu, Senate, Asuquo Ekpenyong, Reps, Onun Dr Emil Inyang and House of Assembly, Ntufam Okon Owuna.
Speaking to newsmen, Etim Ntui, a business man who owns a shop just beside the venue of the rally disclosed that APC will triumph over other party because they are visible and responsive to the yearning of the masses.
"We are very okay with our son Ntufam Okon Owuna, he leads and we follow. Since he has said we are doing APC then be rest assured that no party other than APC will win a unit in this Ward.
A woman leader identified as Victoria Gregory Effiong revealed that at least 8 out of 10 women in the ward are rooting for Asuquo Ekpenyong Jr, Dr Emil Inyang and Okon Owuna who according to her are always looking for how to empower and support women. She disclosed that her son was a beneficiary of Asuquo Ekpenyong’s recent back to school support even though neither she nor her son has ever had direct contact with Mr Ekpenyong before he was a beneficiary. Likewise, her Neighbour was one of 1,000 women that were trained and given financial grants by Mr Ekpenyong at Ikom in January this year.
Receiving the team in his Palace, the Village Head of Awi, His Highness Ntufam Francis Itambom prayed for all the Candidates and tasked them to come back and commission projects in the Ward when they get to Abuja. According to him, their success was not a matter of if but when.
The Awi ward engagement visit had Hon Oqua Edet Oqua, Rt Hon Itaya, Prof Uti Egbai, Rt Hon Matthew Olory, Akamkpa Chapter Chairman, Hon Raphael Ntui and Former Chairman of Akamkpa, Hon Clement Itutop amongst many other prominent indigenes of Awi in attendance.
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Published November 26, 2022
C/River: Awi Ward Stands firm for APC, assures Tinubu, Otu, Ekpenyong, Emil, Owuna of their Votes
By Charles Ekanem
All Progressive Congress (APC) have been assured of total victory in Awi Ward, Akamkpa Local Government Area. This was made known on Monday at the ward tour organized to galvanize support for all Candidates of the party from the President, Bola Ahmed Tinubu, Governorship, Senator Bassey Otu, Senate, Asuquo Ekpenyong, Reps, Onun Dr Emil Inyang and House of Assembly, Ntufam Okon Owuna.
Speaking to newsmen, Etim Ntui, a business man who owns a shop just beside the venue of the rally disclosed that APC will triumph over other party because they are visible and responsive to the yearning of the masses.
"We are very okay with our son Ntufam Okon Owuna, he leads and we follow. Since he has said we are doing APC then be rest assured that no party other than APC will win a unit in this Ward.
A woman leader identified as Victoria Gregory Effiong revealed that at least 8 out of 10 women in the ward are rooting for Asuquo Ekpenyong Jr, Dr Emil Inyang and Okon Owuna who according to her are always looking for how to empower and support women. She disclosed that her son was a beneficiary of Asuquo Ekpenyong’s recent back to school support even though neither she nor her son has ever had direct contact with Mr Ekpenyong before he was a beneficiary. Likewise, her Neighbour was one of 1,000 women that were trained and given financial grants by Mr Ekpenyong at Ikom in January this year.
Receiving the team in his Palace, the Village Head of Awi, His Highness Ntufam Francis Itambom prayed for all the Candidates and tasked them to come back and commission projects in the Ward when they get to Abuja. According to him, their success was not a matter of if but when.
The Awi ward engagement visit had Hon Oqua Edet Oqua, Rt Hon Itaya, Prof Uti Egbai, Rt Hon Matthew Olory, Akamkpa Chapter Chairman, Hon Raphael Ntui and Former Chairman of Akamkpa, Hon Clement Itutop amongst many other prominent indigenes of Awi in attendance.