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Gov Eno, symbol of peace, national unity — APC group - Vimarsana News

Gov Eno, symbol of peace, national unity — APC group

Akwa Ibom State governor, Umo Eno has been described as a symbol of National Unity for his bipartisan politics and all-inclusive governance.

Why Akwa Ibom Invested $10m In US Property   – Gov Emmanuel - Vimarsana News

Why Akwa Ibom Invested $10m In US Property   – Gov Emmanuel

Governor Emmanuel while undertaking the groundbreaking ceremony of the Akwa Ibom House in Atlanta, at the weekend, said “the project is in partnership with

Udom Moves To Reconcile Aggrieved PDP Chiefs As Akwa Ibom Boils - Vimarsana News

Udom Moves To Reconcile Aggrieved PDP Chiefs As Akwa Ibom Boils

Governor Udom Emmanuel of Akwa Ibom State has started making backstage moves to douse the political fire in the state

Speaker, former party, state functionaries emerge PDP senatorial flagbearers in Akwa Ibom - Vimarsana News

Speaker, former party, state functionaries emerge PDP senatorial flagbearers in Akwa Ibom

Speaker of the Akwa Ibom State House of Assembly, Mr. Aniekan Bassey, immediate past National Legal Adviser of Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) Emmanuel

Curb $70m illegal fishing, Reps tell NIMASA, Navy - Vimarsana News

Curb $70m illegal fishing, Reps tell NIMASA, Navy

Curb $70m illegal fishing, Reps tell NIMASA, Navy The Punch Published 6 May 2021 The House of Representatives has urged the Federal Ministry of Agriculture and Natural Resources, the Nigerian Navy and the Nigerian Maritime Administration and Safety Agency to put measures in place to curb illegal fishing activities in Nigeria’s waters. The House also urged the Federal Government to review its licensing policy ‘that tends to favour foreign trawlers at the expense of their local counterparts and encourage indigenous investments into this agricultural sector’. Also, the lawm...

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