Gov Eno, Inspirational – Prince Etuk.

The Chairman and Chief Execu­tive Officer of DM Auto Com­pany Nigeria Limited, Prince Emmanuel Etuk say that Governor Umo Eno is a source of inspiration as his policies are geared towards alleviating socio-economic plight of the downtrodden and rural communities in the state, the businessman in an evaluation of the performance of The State Chief Executive in his first year in office.

The businessman observed that the governor’s commitment to alleviating the plight of the vulnerable mem­bers of the society and rural community development are “testament to the transformative power of lead­ership that prioritises the well­being of all citizens, especially those who are most in need.”

The observation came the governor in his first year in office has initiated charitable housing projects for vulnerable per­sons and other humanitarian ges­tures bothering on rural community development initiatives in all the 31 local government areas in the state.

Prince Etuk, an astute critic of successive Akwa Ibom State government’s since 1999 says that “vision for a more and equitable soci­ety serves as inspiration to us all and reminder that positive change is possible when we stand together in solidarity and compassion.”

“The resuscita­tion programme of Governor Umo Eno stands out from oth­er social welfare initiatives in the region in several key ways” and that his shift from indifference offers “a beacon of hope and progress.” He added.

“The programme specif­ically focuses on the poorest of the poor and widows in the community, identifying and prioritizing those who are most in need of support.

“This targeted approach ensures that resources are di­rected to those who are often overlooked or marginalised by other social welfare pro­grammes.

“Unlike some social welfare initiatives that may only ad­dress one aspect of poverty or vulnerability, the resuscitation programme offers comprehen­sive support to beneficiaries.

“The programme actively involves community in its implementation, fostering a sense of ownership and col­laboration among beneficia­ries and stakeholders (and) by engaging local leaders, organisations and volunteers, the programme creates a net­work of support that extends beyond government interven­tion and promote community resilience. The statement read in part.