Governor Umo Eno Emphasizes Unity and Peace at Easter Hymn Celebration

🎈 Akwa Ibom State, Governor,Pastor Umo Eno, has reaffirmed his unwavering commitment to unity and reconciliation across the state, declaring that the sustenance of peace far outweighs any political interest.

🎈Speaking at the International Christian Worship Center during the Evening of Hymns, a special event organized by the state government to mark Easter-the Governor underscored the spiritual and social progress made in bringing Akwa Ibom people together under a common purpose.

🎈Addressing a congregation of worshippers, clergy, and dignitaries, Governor Eno described the event as the successful fulfillment of a divine mandate to reconcile the people of Akwa Ibom.

“I have fulfilled the ministry of reconciliation that God laid in my heart for Akwa Ibom. Today, we have brought Akwa Ibomites from all walks of life under one roof,” he declared.

🎈The Governor expressed gratitude for the prevailing peace and harmony in the state, describing it as a reflection of divine intervention and the collective goodwill of the people.

🎈He emphasized that his leadership is anchored on unity rather than political alignment, affirming his role as a leader for all Akwa Ibomites, irrespective of party affiliation.

“I’m not leading PDP, I’m not leading APC. I’m leading Akwa Ibom State. I am the Governor of Akwa Ibom State, not the Governor of any political party,” he asserted, drawing resounding applause from the audience.

🎈He further stressed the need for inclusivity and cross-party cooperation as essential ingredients for sustainable development.

🎈Using biblical imagery to reinforce his message, Governor Eno said:

“Brothers can go to their brother’s house and eat together, because we are children of the same Father.”

🎈He urged citizens to see one another as family and to uphold peace, unity, and mutual respect in all spheres of life, noting that such values are fundamental to building a stronger and more prosperous Akwa Ibom State.

🎈Earlier, in a stirring homily titled “He Arose”, drawn from Matthew 28:1–6, Rev. Dr. Gabriel Nkanang, Senior Pastor of Word Tabernacle Worldwide, encouraged Christians to stand firm in their faith. He declared that Christ’s resurrection overcame the darkness of the grave and empowered believers to live in His might and glory.

“The grave could not hold the Son of Light. Because He arose, we now live in His power and endless might,” he proclaimed.

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