Senator Ita Enang has asserted that Akwa Ibom is an All Progressives Congress (APC) stronghold, though currently governed by the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP). Enang, speaking in Uyo, expressed confidence that APC will demonstrate its dominance by winning the Local Government (LG) elections scheduled for October 5.
Enang highlighted APC’s preparedness for the polls, with key figures like Senate President Godswill Akpabio and APC National Chairman Abdullahi Ganduje set to launch the campaign in Ikot Ekpene. He emphasized that, despite the PDP’s control, APC holds the majority in the state.
The senator criticized the performance of local governments in Akwa Ibom, citing inefficiencies in road maintenance, education, agriculture, and land management. While APC remains hopeful about a fair electoral process under Governor Umo Eno, Enang voiced concerns about the impartiality of AKISIEC Chairman Elder Aniedi Ikoiwak, referencing past issues during Ikoiwak’s INEC tenure.
Enang also addressed internal party conflicts, noting progress through a Reconciliation Committee aimed at uniting discontented members. He remains optimistic about APC’s unity and success in the upcoming elections.
**Meta Description**: Senator Ita Enang claims Akwa Ibom is APC-dominated but PDP-controlled. He expresses confidence in winning the October 5 LG elections and addresses internal party conflicts.
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