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Akwa Ibom approves enlargement of deep sea port technical committee
The Governor of Akwa Ibom State, Mr Udom Emmanuel has approved the enlargement of the Technical Committee on the Implementation of Ibom Deep Sea Port by the addition of four more persons, to accommodate the input of the host communities.
The names are to be submitted by the Chairman Oro Steering Committee, Amb. Etim Uye.
This decision emanated from a meeting between the State Government and representatives of the Oro people held at Government House, Uyo.
Amb. Uye speaking on behalf of Oro people, as the Chairman of the Oro Steering Committee, disowned the vexatious audio and apologised to the Governor on the embarrassment that may have arisen therefrom. They communicated their preparedness to receive and support the deep sea port project and other projects attracted to their area by the Governor.
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In attendance at the meeting were AIG Asuquo Amba, Prince ChrisAbasi Eyo, Chief Otu Ita Toyo, Engr. Ita Awak, Ikpoto Okon Osung, Chief Effiong Afiakurue, Dr Etim Amba, Prof. Eka Uwe, Ita oboho ,John Ntekim, Ezekiel Ibok and Omen Bassey.
The Speaker of the Akwa Ibom State House of Assembly, Rt. Hon. Aniekan Bassey,
Honourable Commissioner for Economic Development and Ibom Deep Sea Port, Mr. Akan Okon, Honourable Commissioner for Information & Strategy, Comrade Ini Ememobong, the representative of the Traditional Institution, HRM Edidem Raymond Inyang and the representative of Socio-cultural groups, Akparawa Patrick Udofia, were also in attendance.
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