Governor Eno
Coverage of Governor Eno in the Nexus archive.
- Demolition: Property owner seeks Gov Eno’s help over ₦3.7 million compensation for ₦8 million home project
A property owner who invested nearly ₦8 million in a house project for the state's Medical City received ₦3.7 million in compensation and is seeking assistance from Gov Eno. The discrepancy between the investment and compensation has prompted the request for intervention.
- Eno, PDP spokesperson, others celebrate ex-Gov Emmanuel at 60
Eno, a PDP factional spokesperson, and others celebrated Emmanuel's 60th birthday, praising his leadership, humility, and enduring influence. Former aides and supporters also joined the tributes.
- Eno pays N81bn pension, gratuity in three years, surpasses predecessor’s last four-year record
Eno paid N81 billion in pension and gratuity over three years, exceeding the predecessor's four-year record. The payment marks a significant reduction in retirees' financial burden in Akwa Ibom.
- Eno foils attempt to hide faulty drainage on Akwa Ibom road project
Governor Eno inspected a poorly executed flood-prone road section in Eket after residents and a surveyor raised concerns over defective drainage, rejecting attempts to divert attention and ordering a redesign.
- Women, youths protest prolonged detention of Gov Eno’s critic
Women and youths from Akwa Ibom's Ekid ethnic nationality protested in Eket, demanding the release of Godsown Udoito after more than five months in detention, arguing the governor's call for an apology had been heeded. The protest occurred as Udoito's court case resumed.
- Eno builds home for deceased police officer’s family, gives scholarship to daughter – Official
Mr. Eno approved a N10 million support package, a new home, and university sponsorship for the daughter of a deceased police officer through graduation.
- Akwa Ibom University still missing in updated list of accredited law programmes
Akwa Ibom State University remains excluded from the Council for Legal Education’s updated list of approved law programmes, contradicting Governor Eno’s earlier claim that his defection to the APC secured approval for the faculty.