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Godswill Obot Akpabio As The True Concept Of An Uncommon Renewed Hope

Written by Itoro Sunday Uwah.

Itoro Sunday Uwah is an author, public affairs analyst, and social commentator. 


The emergence of distinguished Senator Godswil Akpabio is a true reflection of "RENEWED HOPE." 

The Senate President of Nigeria is elected by representatives from across the nation rather than appointed by any individual or group. Therefore, it is incorrect to attribute Senator Godswill Akpabio's rise to the position solely to his dynamic qualities or developmental strides as the former governor of Akwa Ibom state. A thorough examination of the leadership styles of Senator Asiwaju Bola Amed Tinubu and Senator Godswil Obot Akpabio reveals that Nigeria has a promising future. I encourage all Nigerians at home and abroad to set aside social, political, tribal, and religious differences and focus on the hope of a better Nigeria.


During his tenure as governor of the Niger Delta Region, Senator Akpabio made significant contributions to the development of Akwa Ibom state. As a minister, he must replicate his passion for serving the country. He is renowned for his administration of excellence, which focuses on implementing various policies and programs to improve human capital development, infrastructure, education, health, and the state's economy. He also encouraged women's involvement in politics and initiated an industrial revolution in the state. His passion for human capital development and good governance led to the famous slogan "Boys are men now in Akwa Ibom State."


It is important to note that while Senator Akpabio may have his supporters and admirers, he has also faced criticism and controversy throughout his political career. It is crucial to have a balanced view of any political figure and acknowledge their achievements and shortcomings. However, when considering Godswil Obot Akpabio's character, one can witness his acceptance by Nigerians nationwide, including his political detractors, runaway friends, children, and associates from all walks of life, celebrating his victory as an uncommon gift to Nigeria leadership.

Akwa Abasi Ibom State.

 Congratulations To Nigerians.

Congratulation To Distinguished Senator Godswill Obot Akpabio.



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