IN THE JOURNEY TO GREATNESS, EKET FEDERAL CONSTITUENCY WILL TAKE THE LEAD


By Engr Michael Etangnkanga

Amongst all task, the task of leadership is to unlock potentials, provide directions and lead populations to materialise the vision of a better society.

With the almighty formula precision of getting work done, Rt.Hon Eseme Eyiboh is coming to work with everyone, both young and old, rich or poor, so as to unlock the potentials inherent in our midst and enhance them for a more prosperous and greater Constituency where peace and progress will be a recurring decimal.

Rt. Hon. Eseme Eyiboh has promised to consult widely with the local populace, town unions, youth and women bodies, religious bodies and charity organizations in order to properly diagnose the myriad of challenges plaguing the people and how he can provide solutions to ameliorate those challenges.

The parliamentary educationists will make laws that will be in the interest of the common populace and improve the lives of the people, just as he has been doing over the years in his individual capacity as a humanitarian, Rt. Hon Eseme Eyiboh will use the instrument of government as a Federal Representative to bring home our dividends of democracy. He'll invest in individuals who have talents and dynamic ideas. Our constituency projects will not be white elephants but very sustainable and extremely important projects that will solve crucial problems that arrest development in Eket Constituency.

Our children who have dropped out of school due to hardship will go back to school through his educational intervention project.

Eyiboh's Leadership will provide free medicare to every community on a monthly basis and assist communities to build their own clinics/hospitals for effective, accessible and affordable medicare. He already started this project while at Federal house in 2007, through which he provided free medical care, to the people of Afaha Atai, Eket LGA, Ikot Nkan, Onna LGA and Etebi, Esit Eket LGA. Eyiboh also donated medical equipment to ikot Nkan community, donated equipment to clinic in Afaha Atai community and was about to build/equipped a cottage hospital with state-of-the-art medical and laboratory equipment for the people of Akpautong when he left the House of Representatives in 2011 through the witness box.

Eyiboh had done all these in his individual capacity as a lover of humanity who wants to see his community grow and prosper. He looked around and saw that, our people need visionary and dynamic representation. That's the reason he volunteered to represent the interest of his people at the Federal level and bring back what belongs to them, and distribute it equitably so that every family will feel the impact of government.

Eyiboh needs your support to make this vision of a greater and prosperous EFC a reality.

Eket Federal Constituency will be great again.

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