Governor of Akwa Ibom state, Umo Eno met with youth leaders, security agencies ahead of the nation-wide protest slated for August 1.
He told them to see the efforts the state government is making to reduce hardship.
Time is ticking fast and everyone seem to be on the edge to ensure the planned protest by some youths against hunger and bad governance is shelved.
At this meeting having in attendance, paramount rulers, civil society organizations and others, Governor Eno lists the effort his administration towards improving the lives of residents.
He expressed concerns about the negative consequences of the planned protest on the state, the economy and the people, referencing END SARS protest of 2021.
The commissioner of police says the command will provide security for protesters and assures non protesters to go about their lawful business.
Chairman Akwa Ibom state civil society while commending governor Eno for his developmental efforts in the state, seeks deepened partnership with civil society in the state.
While conversations on this intensifies, the idea has been perceived differently by Nigerians. Some believe the planned protest will bring the needed change in the country others believe it will make no difference.
Governor of Akwa Ibom state, Umo Eno met with youth leaders, security agencies ahead of the nation-wide protest slated for August 1.
He told them to see the efforts the state government is making to reduce hardship.
Time is ticking fast and everyone seem to be on the edge to ensure the planned protest by some youths against hunger and bad governance is shelved.
At this meeting having in attendance, paramount rulers, civil society organizations and others, Governor Eno lists the effort his administration towards improving the lives of residents.
He expressed concerns about the negative consequences of the planned protest on the state, the economy and the people, referencing END SARS protest of 2021.
The commissioner of police says the command will provide security for protesters and assures non protesters to go about their lawful business.
Chairman Akwa Ibom state civil society while commending governor Eno for his developmental efforts in the state, seeks deepened partnership with civil society in the state.
While conversations on this intensifies, the idea has been perceived differently by Nigerians. Some believe the planned protest will bring the needed change in the country others believe it will make no difference.
Governor of Akwa Ibom state, Umo Eno met with youth leaders, security agencies ahead of the nation-wide protest slated for August 1.
He told them to see the efforts the state government is making to reduce hardship.
Time is ticking fast and everyone seem to be on the edge to ensure the planned protest by some youths against hunger and bad governance is shelved.
At this meeting having in attendance, paramount rulers, civil society organizations and others, Governor Eno lists the effort his administration towards improving the lives of residents.
He expressed concerns about the negative consequences of the planned protest on the state, the economy and the people, referencing END SARS protest of 2021.
The commissioner of police says the command will provide security for protesters and assures non protesters to go about their lawful business.
Chairman Akwa Ibom state civil society while commending governor Eno for his developmental efforts in the state, seeks deepened partnership with civil society in the state.
While conversations on this intensifies, the idea has been perceived differently by Nigerians. Some believe the planned protest will bring the needed change in the country others believe it will make no difference.
Governor of Akwa Ibom state, Umo Eno met with youth leaders, security agencies ahead of the nation-wide protest slated for August 1.
He told them to see the efforts the state government is making to reduce hardship.
Time is ticking fast and everyone seem to be on the edge to ensure the planned protest by some youths against hunger and bad governance is shelved.
At this meeting having in attendance, paramount rulers, civil society organizations and others, Governor Eno lists the effort his administration towards improving the lives of residents.
He expressed concerns about the negative consequences of the planned protest on the state, the economy and the people, referencing END SARS protest of 2021.
The commissioner of police says the command will provide security for protesters and assures non protesters to go about their lawful business.
Chairman Akwa Ibom state civil society while commending governor Eno for his developmental efforts in the state, seeks deepened partnership with civil society in the state.
While conversations on this intensifies, the idea has been perceived differently by Nigerians. Some believe the planned protest will bring the needed change in the country others believe it will make no difference.
Governor of Akwa Ibom state, Umo Eno met with youth leaders, security agencies ahead of the nation-wide protest slated for August 1.
He told them to see the efforts the state government is making to reduce hardship.
Time is ticking fast and everyone seem to be on the edge to ensure the planned protest by some youths against hunger and bad governance is shelved.
At this meeting having in attendance, paramount rulers, civil society organizations and others, Governor Eno lists the effort his administration towards improving the lives of residents.
He expressed concerns about the negative consequences of the planned protest on the state, the economy and the people, referencing END SARS protest of 2021.
The commissioner of police says the command will provide security for protesters and assures non protesters to go about their lawful business.
Chairman Akwa Ibom state civil society while commending governor Eno for his developmental efforts in the state, seeks deepened partnership with civil society in the state.
While conversations on this intensifies, the idea has been perceived differently by Nigerians. Some believe the planned protest will bring the needed change in the country others believe it will make no difference.
Governor of Akwa Ibom state, Umo Eno met with youth leaders, security agencies ahead of the nation-wide protest slated for August 1.
He told them to see the efforts the state government is making to reduce hardship.
Time is ticking fast and everyone seem to be on the edge to ensure the planned protest by some youths against hunger and bad governance is shelved.
At this meeting having in attendance, paramount rulers, civil society organizations and others, Governor Eno lists the effort his administration towards improving the lives of residents.
He expressed concerns about the negative consequences of the planned protest on the state, the economy and the people, referencing END SARS protest of 2021.
The commissioner of police says the command will provide security for protesters and assures non protesters to go about their lawful business.
Chairman Akwa Ibom state civil society while commending governor Eno for his developmental efforts in the state, seeks deepened partnership with civil society in the state.
While conversations on this intensifies, the idea has been perceived differently by Nigerians. Some believe the planned protest will bring the needed change in the country others believe it will make no difference.
Governor of Akwa Ibom state, Umo Eno met with youth leaders, security agencies ahead of the nation-wide protest slated for August 1.
He told them to see the efforts the state government is making to reduce hardship.
Time is ticking fast and everyone seem to be on the edge to ensure the planned protest by some youths against hunger and bad governance is shelved.
At this meeting having in attendance, paramount rulers, civil society organizations and others, Governor Eno lists the effort his administration towards improving the lives of residents.
He expressed concerns about the negative consequences of the planned protest on the state, the economy and the people, referencing END SARS protest of 2021.
The commissioner of police says the command will provide security for protesters and assures non protesters to go about their lawful business.
Chairman Akwa Ibom state civil society while commending governor Eno for his developmental efforts in the state, seeks deepened partnership with civil society in the state.
While conversations on this intensifies, the idea has been perceived differently by Nigerians. Some believe the planned protest will bring the needed change in the country others believe it will make no difference.
Governor of Akwa Ibom state, Umo Eno met with youth leaders, security agencies ahead of the nation-wide protest slated for August 1.
He told them to see the efforts the state government is making to reduce hardship.
Time is ticking fast and everyone seem to be on the edge to ensure the planned protest by some youths against hunger and bad governance is shelved.
At this meeting having in attendance, paramount rulers, civil society organizations and others, Governor Eno lists the effort his administration towards improving the lives of residents.
He expressed concerns about the negative consequences of the planned protest on the state, the economy and the people, referencing END SARS protest of 2021.
The commissioner of police says the command will provide security for protesters and assures non protesters to go about their lawful business.
Chairman Akwa Ibom state civil society while commending governor Eno for his developmental efforts in the state, seeks deepened partnership with civil society in the state.
While conversations on this intensifies, the idea has been perceived differently by Nigerians. Some believe the planned protest will bring the needed change in the country others believe it will make no difference.
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