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October 25, 2024 Akwa Ibom Transport Task Force to Commence Operations On October 28

Akwa Ibom Transport Task Force to Commence Operations On October 28

Akwa Ibom State Ministry of Transport is informing members of the public, particularly transport operators, that the task force on activities of the motor parks and touting within Uyo capital city shall commence operations on Monday, 28thOctober 2024.

A statement signed by the Commissioner for Transport, Rt. Hon. ORMAN ESIN, therefore directs all operators of unauthorized motor parks or loading points to relocate to government approved motor parks.

The statement further advised members of the public travelling within and outside the state to board vehicles at government approved motor parks and terminals for their own safety and best interest.

The Ministry also directed motorcyclists operating on major roads and one-way within Uyo metropolis to desist forthwith.

Accordingly, all transport unions and stakeholders in the state are advised to adhere strictly to the directive as defaulters will be arrested and prosecuted in line with relevant laws.

October 24, 2024 Civil Societies Applaud Governor Umo Eno for 80,000 Naira Minimum Wage

Civil Societies Applaud Governor Umo Eno for 80,000 Naira Minimum Wage

The Chairman Civil Society Organisation in Akwa Ibom state, Mr. HARRY UDOH reacted to the State government’s announcement of 80,000 Naira as new minimum wage for all state government employees.

Recall that in a release signed by the Commissioner of Information, INI EMEOBONG, yesterday, the State Governor, Pastor UMO ENO had announced 80,000 Naira as minimum wage for workers in the state.

This, according to the release, is reflective of the state government’s commitment to improving the welfare of its workforce.

However, in his reaction to the development, Mr. HARRY UDOH commended the state government for the efforts, adding that Akwa Ibom is one the few states that have gone beyond the minimum wage threshold stipulated by the federal government.

He noted that the increase would not pose negative impact on the economy if the government drives more interventions to boost food production in the state.

October 21, 2024 Inspector General of Police Condemns Rise of Jungle Justice in the Country

Inspector General of Police Condemns Rise of Jungle Justice in the Country

The Inspector General of Police, KAYODE EGBETOKUN, has condemned the rising cases of jungle justice across the country.

This is as he ordered the Deputy Inspector-General of Police in charge of the Force Criminal Investigation Department to investigate these incidents and bring all persons found wanting to face the full wrath of the law.

Decrying the rise in the menace, the police, in a statement by the Force Spokesperson, MUYIWA ADEJOBI, highlighted the case in Edo State where a mob attacked a police station and burnt some suspects to death on October 13.

He cautioned the general public on the consequences of such on Nigeria’s criminal justice administration, the rule of law as well as the global reputation of the country.

October 21, 2024 Akwa Ibom State Government to Pressure Contractors on Timely Delivery of Projects

Akwa Ibom State Government to Pressure Contractors on Timely Delivery of Projects

The Akwa Ibom State Government has vowed to swing into action and exert the needed pressure on contractors handling road projects to complete them within scheduled timelines.

Commissioner for works and Fire Service, Professor ENO IBANGA gave the assurance during a press briefing to update Akwa Ibom people on road projects and infrastructural expansion investments under Governor UMO ENO’s administration.

Professor IBANGA reiterated the firm commitment by the State Government to complete road infrastructure projects inherited by previous administrations as well as completing the ones initiated by Governor UMO ENO.

The Commissioner further pleaded with citizens of the State to complement Government investments in infrastructural expansion by not erecting structures on waterways, drainages and right of ways.

He noted Governor UMO ENO has so far injected 47.93 Billion naira into Thirty-Six of the inherited projects and 4.04 Billion naira into Fifty-One of the Emergency intervention Projects inherited from the immediate past administration, bring it to a total of 51.96 Billion naira spent in that category.

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