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LG Poll: APC reconciles aggrieved members in Akwa Ibom

The All Progressives Congress (APC) in Akwa Ibom has unified its aggrieved members, determined to make a significant impact in the upcoming local government elections on October 5.

The party acknowledged that some members were still aggrieved due to internal conflicts during last year's elections, which resulted in the party's candidates losing.

At a reconciliation meeting in Uyo on Sunday, Senator Ita Enang, Chairman of the Reconciliation Committee, urged former candidates and aspirants to put aside their grievances and rebuild the party to win all 31 local governments.

He commended them for attending the meeting, expressing delight that their presence demonstrated confidence and faith in the party despite internal differences.

Enang stated, "Senate President Godswill Akpabio has mandated me to apologize for any pain caused by the party's conduct in the last elections."

He acknowledged the members' investments in the party and the shared experience of loss.

Enang emphasized the importance of unity, saying, "In party matters, there will be pain and hurt. We must come together and build the party, as there is a brighter future for the party and the people."

The APC Chieftain extended appreciation from Senate President Akpabio and President Bola Ahmed Tinubu to the party faithful, recognizing their contributions to the party's success in the state.

Meanwhile, APC State Chairman Stephen Ntukekpo advised party members to remain focused and strengthen the party.

Represented by Deputy Chairman David Umoessien, Ntukekpo expressed confidence in the party's dominance and impending victory in the forthcoming elections, despite the current control by the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP).

Chief Ita Toyo, a Reconciliation Committee member, stressed the importance of reconciliation, saying, "Although expressing grievances is necessary, reconciliation benefits the party."

However, the aggrieved members resolved to put aside their differences and foster unity to ensure the party's success in the upcoming local government elections.

Other reconciliation committee members present included Dr. Emmanuel Akpanobong, Prof. Etok Ekanem, Engr. Ita Awak, and Pastor Uduakabasi Ikpat as Secretary.

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There will always be people who do not care about your Costs, Time, Effort, they rather let other people cheat them, allowing others to earn, then supporting someone they know. Cause in their heart, they will always be thinking, 'How much did he earn from me?' instead of "How much did he SAVE/MAKE for me?"
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FACTS AND FIGURES ABOUT DANGOTE REFINERY.

1. The Refinery was built on about 2,635 hectares of land at a cost of about $20bn to produce 650,000 barrels of crude per day at full capacity.

2. The Refinery has a total of 177 storage tanks with capacity to reserve 4.742 billion liters, with more than 50% of the storage slated for refined products. The refinery recently started working on additional storage facility of 600 million liters to expand the crude storage capacity.

3. The Refinery is expected to produce about 10.5 million Metric Tons of PMS, 4.6 million Metric Tons of AGO, 4 Million Metric Tons of Aviation Fuel, about 700,000 Metric Tons of Polypropylene, 240,000 Metric Tons of Propane, 32,000 Metric Tons of Sulphur and about 500,000 Metric Tons of Carbon Black annually.

4. The Refinery has 70 Loading Gantries with turn around time (TAT) of 20 minutes which means 210 trucks can be loaded in just one hour. This is approximately 2,100 trucks for 8-hour loading a day. At 33,000 liter per truck, that’s about 70m liters of finished products per day. About twice our daily PMS consumption.

5. The Refinery is positioned to help Nigeria sabe up to $30bn in foreign exchange and earn about $10bn from exportation of Refined Products annually.

6. The Refinery is expected to employ over 8,000 people in direct employment and over 350,000 indirect jobs in addition to economic activities stimulated by the Refinery. Over 1,000 Nigerian Engineers have been trained by the Dangote Group and posted to various business units majorly the refinery.

7. The Refinery is the largest single train refinery in the world with 650,000 barrel capacity on a single Crude Distillation Unit (CDU)

8. Engineering at its best. I am proud to be an Engineer.

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Council of state passes vote of confidence on President Bola Tinubu at first meeting

ONGOING: Former Presidents Jonathan, BUHARI, President Tinubu and President of the Senate Godswill Akpabio attends council of state meeting at the state house.

The meeting, which is the first of such meeting since President Tinubu was inaugurated on May 29, 2023, is taking place at the Council Chambers with immediate past President, Muhammadu Buhari and ex-President Goodluck Jonathan in attendance.

The meeting which commenced at 12.27 pm after the recitation of both the national anthem and national pledge is also being attended virtually by former Heads of State, Generals Abdulsalam Abubakar and Yakubu Gowon.
Those attending the meeting include Vice President Kashim Shettima, President of the Senate, Senator Godswill Akpabio; FCT Minister, Nyesom Wike; some State Governors and Deputy Governors.
The inaugural NCS meeting, THISDAY learnt, is expected to discuss the state of the nation particularly the economic challenges facing the nation.

The Council of State is a statutory body recognised by the 1999 constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria (as amended) plays crucial advisory role in nation’s governance.

The Council which comprises of the President as Chairman and Vice President as Vice Chairman, has all former presidents and Heads of State, all former Chief Justices of Nigeria, President of the Senate, Speaker of the House of Representatives, all state governors and Attorney-General of the Federation as members.

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SIR ANTAI HOSTS APC STAKEHOLDERS, AIMS TO STRENGTHEN UNITY.

In a significant demonstration of unity and strategic foresight, the All Progressives Congress (APC) convened a stakeholders' luncheon in Akwa Ibom State, orchestrated by Rt. Hon. (Sir) Victor Antai, the Executive Director of Projects for the Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC). This event brought together prominent party members and leaders, underscoring their commitment to the APC's vision and future successes.

The luncheon commenced with opening remarks from the Deputy Chairman of APC in Akwa Ibom State, standing in for State Chairman Obong Stephen Ntukekpo. He expressed profound gratitude for the stakeholders' dedication, remarking, "I'm amazed by this great turnout; the party is waxing strong."

Retired Justice Andrew Okon, the event's Chairman, delivered a message filled with optimism and unity. "With the support and commitment of our leaders, we will excel not just in the forthcoming local government elections but also in the 2027 elections," he asserted.

Dr. Ita Udosen, Zonal Secretary of APC for the South-South geopolitical zone, highlighted the importance of increasing membership and fostering unity within the party. Recounting a recent meeting in Calabar, where Senate President Senator Godswill Akpabio was declared the leader of the party in the South-South region, he emphasized the need for unity, reconciliation, and forgiveness.

Dr. Chris Akpan, Deputy National Welfare Secretary of the party, reassured members of the party's progress and urged active participation in election-related activities. "We are marching ahead. Efforts are being made to reclaim our position in state elections. APC will come out stronger and better," he affirmed.

Representing the Ikot Ekpene Senatorial District, Sir Emem Akpabio expressed pride in the party's achievements and called for regular meetings and better integration of new members.

AIG Amba, speaking for the Eket Senatorial District, emphasized balanced empowerment for effective mobilization across all sectors. Usenobong Akpabio, former Senate candidate, echoed similar sentiments for the Uyo Senatorial District, stressing the need for inclusivity in mobilizing party support.

A female representative reaffirmed support for President Tinubu and Senator Akpabio, emphasizing inclusivity and women's contributions.

Youth leader, popularly known as Baba Otu, highlighted the need for youth empowerment and employment opportunities to support the party's vision.

The convener, Sir Antai, shared his journey of unwavering support for Senator Akpabio. "Believe in the unity drive of the party. The era of Uncommon Transformation witnessed during Chief Godswill Akpabio's administration as Governor is coming back," he declared.

The luncheon saw attendance from stakeholders across all 31 LGAs of the state, including federal appointees, past and present leaders, and councilors. This gathering marked a significant step towards unity and strategic planning for the APC in Akwa Ibom State, promising a brighter and more unified future.

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