I Will Hold You Accountable For Public Facilities Vandalism – Gov Eno Tells Village Heads
Akwa Ibom State Governor, Pastor Umo Eno, has said he will hold village heads accountable for any further vandalism and destruction of government property in their domain.
Governor Eno read the riot act during the State Government House Monthly Prayer Service held at the Latter House Chapel, Government House, Uyo.
“Any village that we have government presence, and there is vandalism of government property in that village, we will withdraw the certificate of the village head.”
According to the Governor, “if a public school, well furnished with modern facilities by the Government, could be conveniently vandalized by hoodlums in your locality, what is the usefulness of the village head there?”
He, therefore, directed the Commissioner for Local Government and Chieftaincy Affairs, Mkpisong Frank Archibong, and the State Chairman of the Association of Local Government of Nigeria, ALGON, Dr. Uwemedimo Udo, to immediately convene a meeting with village heads to brief them accordingly.
The Governor called on every Akwa Ibomite to be security-conscious to safeguard public property and common wealth of the people.
On the Government’s plan to provide mini water projects in each ward of the State, Gov Eno said it will be handled by the Inter-Ministerial Direct Labour Committee, and directed them to involve his personal assistants in all the wards across the State.
Preaching on the theme: “Unsearchable God” drawn from Romans 11:33, the Presiding Bishop of Beautiful Gate Family Church, Rev. Bolaji Adeisrael, noted that God’s ways are mysterious but favourable to His children.
Rev. Adeisrael admonished Christians to keep on trusting and obeying God and His words in order to experience His mysterious help and power to excel excellently in life.
The Prayer Service which featured sessions of inspirational praise, worship, choir ministrations, and prayers, was attended by the Deputy Governor, Senator Akon Eyakenyi; Coordinator of the Office of the First Lady, Lady Helen Obareki; Secretary to the State Government, Prince Enobong Uwah; members of the State Executive Council; Political stalwarts; captains of industry; clergies; and other State government functionaries.
