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Group Demands Accountability From Akwa Ibom Lawmakers Over Infrastructural Deficit

by Iniobong Ekponta
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A socio-political group championing good governance, social justice, equitable rights, and better welfare for the people of Ukanafun/Oruk Anam Federal Constituency has decried what it described as poor representation by the lawmakers representing the zone in the House of Assembly.

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Under the aegis of Ukanafun/Oruk Anam Constituency Alliance (UOCA), the leaders of the group including the director general, Engr. Twoweeks Umoh, and secretary, Elder Utip Etiebet, rose from their evaluation meeting, faulting the legislators’ performance in the last two years as below par.

According to the group in a communique signed by the duo of Engr. Umoh, and Elder Etiebet, the two lawmakers – Hon. Enem Udom (Ukanafun) and Prince Sampson Idiong (Oruk Anam), were not deserving of a pass mark, for their failure to connect with the constituents through constituency projects.


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