FRANCIS UDUYOK MEETS STAKEHOLDERS OF IKOT ABASI/EASTERN OBOLO STATE CONSTITUENCY : Calls For Peace, Unity and Mutual Respect.

By Patrick Ekong

The member representing, Ikot Abasi/Mkpat Enin/Eastern Obolo federal constituency, Rt. Hon. Francis Uduyok has called on his constituents to desist from acts capable of igniting disunity amongst them.

The federal lawmaker made the call when stakeholders across Ikot Abasi and Eastern Obolo local government areas paid him a visit in his residence at Okoroete town.

Hon. Uduyok during his speech, admonished the people to live in peace, unity, fairness and mutual respect.

He also stressed that no delegate should take and swear to fetish oath popularly called "Mbiam" from any aspirant.

The federal parliamentarian, tasks the people to continue to support the completion agenda of Governor, Udom Emmanuel, while calling on the them to await for the Governor's directives with regards to 2023 Governorship race.

Other speakers also consolidated on the need for the people to live in Peace, Unity, Togetherness and condemn in totality the issue of Ethnic Sentiment and "Mbiam" in the the federal constituency.

The gathering had in attendance;

member representing, Ikot Abasi/Eastern Obolo state constituency, Rt. Hon. Uduak Odudoh, Executive Chairman, Eastern Obolo LGA, Rt. Hon. Abraham Odion , his counterpart from Ikot Abasi, Rt. Hon. Joshua Affia , Chairman Elders Forum, Sir Levi Uzono, Barr. Uwem Ekanem, Chief Ufikairo Efet, Dr. Uduak Charles, Sir Adasi Ubulom, Barr. Akwaowo Inyang , Dr. Gamaliel Harry Harry, Vice Chairman, Ikot Abasi LGA, Hon. Mbuotidem Obo Obo, Engr Sunday Festus, Sir Marcus Enene, Elder Maxwell Ojoko, Barr. Sylvester Ikpo, Hon. Victoria Tallick, Eastern Obolo State Party Officer, Mrs. Selinah Isotuk Ukpatu,

Others include, Ikot Abasi State Party Officer, Andy Ekitok, Eastern Obolo PDP Chapter Chairman, Hon. Eneotu Isaiah , Hon. Ubong Uquang , Hon. Douglas Udu, Councillors, Chapter Executives, Ward Executives, other Elders, stakeholders and party faithfuls.

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