Umo Eno's Administration Marks Akwa Ibom's 39th Year
On September 23, 2026, Akwa Ibom celebrated its 39th anniversary since its creation in 1987. During a ministerial briefing at Government House in Uyo, Governor Umo Eno's administration showcased its achievements over the past three years, particularly in agriculture and environmental sectors.
The Commissioners for Agriculture and Food Sufficiency, Dr. Offiong Offor and Hon. Nsikak Ekong, reported on various initiatives, including ₦2 billion in grants to farmers and the development of 486 kilometres of rural feeder roads to improve market access. The administration has implemented a scheme providing tractors at a 50% subsidy to promote mechanized agriculture.
Additionally, over 250,000 oil palm and cocoa seedlings have been distributed to farmers. The Rural Access and Agricultural Marketing Project (RAAMP), funded by the World Bank and other agencies, aims to reduce post-harvest losses and enhance access to essential services in rural communities.
An integrated model farm has also been established to support training and agro-tourism.
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