Felix Mbata, Lagos state
Emmanuel Akpan, also known as Odudu-Oluomo1, is a dynamic and visionary leader who has been instrumental in promoting the interests of the Akwa Ibom community in Lagos. As the Akwa Ibom State Community Lagos (AKISCON) youth president of the Ejigbo chapter, he has demonstrated exceptional leadership skills, inspiring others to work towards a common goal.
In this exclusive interview, Emmanuel Akpan shares his thoughts on the launch of Akwa Trumpet Magazine, the Free Youth Apprenticeship Scheme, and the inauguration of the Ejigbo Chapter of Indigenous Akwa Ibom Forum Lagos State.
Q: Can you describe the significance of today’s event and your role in it?
A: Today marks a significant milestone in the history of Indigenous Akwa Ibom awareness and community development. I’m honored to be the AKISCON youth president of the Ejigbo chapter, and I’m proud to have played a role in making this event a success.
Q: What are your thoughts on the launch of Akwa Trumpet Magazine?
A: The launch of Akwa Trumpet Magazine is a notable achievement, and I commend the publishing company for their exceptional work. I’m excited to see the impact this magazine will have on our community.
Q: What message do you have for Governor Umo Eno regarding his performance and bid for a second tenure?
A: Governor Umo Eno is a great leader who has done much for Akwa Ibom State. I support his bid for a second tenure and believe he’ll continue to do great things for our state.
Q: What advice do you have for those who are interested in getting involved with the Indigenous Akwa Ibom Forum Lagos State?
A: I encourage everyone to join hands with us to uplift the Akwa Ibom community. Together, we can achieve great things.
Q: What words of appreciation do you have for those who contributed to the success of today’s program?
A: I’m grateful to everyone who supported this event. May God bless and reward you abundantly.