Tinubu receives ‘Otuekong’ Title from Akwa Ibom Traditional Rulers

President Bola Ahmed Tinubu was honored with the prestigious title “Otuekong,” meaning Commander-in-Chief of Akwa Ibom State, by the state’s Council of Traditional Rulers during a ceremony at the State House in Abuja.

This esteemed title was conferred as a gesture of solidarity and support for the President’s leadership. The event was part of a broader meeting where Governor Umo Eno led a delegation to discuss key state projects and seek federal assistance for ecological challenges and the Ibom Deep Seaport development

Senator Akpabio Assured President Tinubu of Akwa Ibom State Support.

The President of the Senate, Senator Godswill Akpabio On Friday, assured President Bola Ahmed Tinubu of the state’s full support in moving the nation forward.

Akpabio made the pledge when he led a delegation of state stakeholders on a courtesy visit to President Bola Ahmed Tinubu,, at the Presidential Villa, Abuja.

The delegation included the wife of the President of the Senate, Mrs Ekaette Unoma Akpabio; the Governor of Akwa Ibom State, Pastor Umo Eno, his deputy, Senator Akon Eyakenyi; former Governor Udom Emmanuel and traditional rulers from the state among others.

Senator Akpabio said Governor Eno has been promoting unity and harmony in the State, noting that the entire political leadership of the State will meet for more reconciliation.

The conferment was done by the President General of the Supreme Council of Akwa Ibom State Traditional Rulers Council, Nteyin Solomon Etuk, Okuibom Ibibio III, who led the chiefs.

He said the country’s full potential can be better realised when political leaders look beyond party loyalty in serving the nation.

President Tinubu attributed the progress in Akwa Ibom State to consistency of vision and commitment to the collective development goal.

The President commended Governor Eno for his generous spirit, selflessness, and broad vision. He provided strong and purposeful leadership that transformed the State quickly.

President Tinubu affirmed that the Governor’s leadership style should be an example for other political leaders.

The President noted, “I have listened to the governor’s concerns about a deep-sea port and a state visit. You have a very good governor, and he has the fear of God and love for his people. I watch the Arise programme of the State, and have been following developments.

Governor Eno, who presented his scorecard to the President, said the State was ready to work with the federal government, particularly in building infrastructure like the Ibom deep sea port and intervening in ecological challenges.

The Governor thanked the President and his wife, Sen Oluremi Tinubu, for their support to his family when he lost his wife.