Akwa Ibom women have been encouraged to emulate the virtues of Mary, Esther Ruth, Priscilla and other women in the Bible who were devoted to
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GOV ENO APPROVES RELEASE OF ADDITIONAL N1.6BN FOR RETIRED TEACHERS, LGA WORKERS, AND STATE CIVIL SERVANTS
Press Release GOV ENO APPROVES RELEASE OF ADDITIONAL N1.6BN FOR RETIRED TEACHERS, LGA WORKERS, AND STATE CIVIL SERVANTS In line with his promise to continue
CERVICAL CANCER PREVENTION: GOVERNOR’S WIFE TASKS WALGON TO FACILITATE SUCCESSFUL VACCINATION OF GIRLS IN THEIR LOCALITIES
Wives of Local Government Chairmen of Nigeria (WALGON), Akwa Ibom State Chapter, have been charged to be actively involved in ensuring that teenage girls in
SUBSIDY REMOVAL : E’EKET LG CHAIRMAN APPROVES PAYMENT OF ALLOWANCE TO WORKERS
The Executive Chairman, Esit Eket Local Government Area, Rt. Hon. Iniobong Robson has made history as the first Local Government Chairman in Akwa Ibom State
OCCUPATIONAL FRAUD IN THE GOVERNMENT
In this part of the world, occupational fraud accounts for 95% of fraud in the government. This is perpetrated in various ways, and this paper
COUNCIL BOSS PARTNER WITH NMEC TO REVITALIZE ADULT AND YOUTH LITERACY IN EKET LGA.
Eket Local Government Chairman Rt. (Hon.) Akaniyene Tommey has reiterated his administration’s commitment to partnering with (NMEC) a non-formal education agency (NMEC) to revitalize adult
STATE NIPR DRUMS SUPPORT FOR AK CANDIDACY IN THE COUNCIL
Akwa Ibom NIPR Puts up Information Boss, Bar. Ini Ememobong As Consensus Candidate for 2023 AGM/National Election.
UYO CATHOLIC DIOCESE GETS NEW PARISH
Roseline Etukudo The Bishop of Uyo Catholic Diocese, His Lordship, Most Rev. Dr. John Ayah, has today, 29th June 2023, proclaimed the former St Peter
AKS FIRST LADY DISCOURAGES STIGMATISATION AGAINST VICTIMS OF DRUG ABUSE
Cross section of some AKS student with the first lady. Pastor Patience Umo
PRESIDENT TINUBU, TO REVIEW MINIMUM WAGE
Promises to Review Minimum Wage To Reflect Current Realities President Bola Tinubu has expressed his administration’s readiness to review the present N30,000 minimum wage in
