Uyo, Nigeria – In a major boost for contractors and workers in Akwa Ibom State, Governor Pastor Umo Eno has ordered all contractors to return to site and resume work on ongoing projects, leveraging the dry season to accelerate completion.
The Governor also announced that the Accountant General has been instructed to pay the 13th month salary, popularly known as “Eno-mber”, before December 20, 2025, just in time for Christmas.
This development has sent waves of joy among contractors and workers in the state, who are eager to resume work and complete pending projects. The Governor’s directive is seen as a major vote of confidence in the construction industry and a testament to his commitment to delivering on campaign promises.
In a related development, Governor Eno has also banned masquerades from parading the streets of the state, citing concerns for the safety and security of citizens. This move has been welcomed by residents, who have often complained about the menace of masquerades and their disruptive activities during festive periods.
Furthermore, the Governor has announced that Christmas rice will be sent to each of the villages across the state, with the number to be supported during the Christmas home-going exercise. This gesture is expected to bring cheer to residents, especially the less privileged, and further cement the Governor’s reputation as a leader who cares for the welfare of his people.
More details are emerging on these developments, and we will continue to bring you updates as they become available.
