After Securing Senate Reinstatement for sacked Constituent, Senator Ekong Sampson Distributes FG Appointment Letters to Five Constituents
…more beneficiaries profiled
…Sir Mike Essang says Sampson is distributing appointment letters, projects, rice, cash at Xmas
Barely days after securing reinstatement at the Nigeria Railway Corporation for constituent, Engr. Aniekan Paddy Ukpe, Senator Ekong Sampson has distributed appointment letters to five more indigenes of Akwa Ibom South Senatorial District into a top federal parastatal.
Distinguished Senator Ekong Sampson with constituent
The handing over of the appointment letters to five constituents comes in furtherance of Senator Sampson’s commitment to human capital development. This is even as more indigenes of Akwa Ibom South have been profiled to benefit from Sampson’s harvest of employment and job placements.
While presenting the employment letter to Mr. Godswill Benjamin, who received on behalf of the other beneficiaries, yesterday, Senator Ekong Sampson, who is the Chairman, Senate Committee on Solid Minerals, reaffirmed his promise to provide sustainable empowerment to his constituents. He charged the beneficiaries to be of good conduct at their new workplace, while making most of the opportunity.
The Onomkpoinam Mkpat Enin noted that just like his constituency projects, beneficiaries of the recent appointment letters were well spread across the senatorial district. Senator Sampson lauded the Employment Desk, which he established in his office in Abuja, for working tirelessly to unlock employment opportunities for indigenes of Akwa Ibom South. He assured that more constituents will be gainfully employed into reputable federal parastatals and agencies, through his office.
Responding on behalf of the beneficiaries, Mr. Godswill Benjamin was full of praises for Senator Sampson for being a promise keeper. He said that the appointment letters have changed their stories and given them hope of a glorious future. Benjamin poured prayers of appreciation for Senator Sampson and assured him that they will maximize the opportunity positively.
Another beneficiary of Senator Sampson’s unique Labour Desk, Miss Precious Unwana, also praised the Senator for facilitating her employment at the Federal Government level and pledged to make use of the opportunity to develop herself further. The Desk is profiling other Akwa Ibom youths for employment in the public and private sectors, as one of the key objectives of Senator Sampson’s Senate representation, which has been highly hailed as focused and effective.
Also speaking at the presentation, Director-general of the Ekong Sampson Campaign Council, Sir Michael Essang commended the Akwa Ibom South lawmaker on his very focused and result-oriented representation in the Senate. Essang, who is the Senior Legislative Aide to the National Assemblyman highlighted that Senator Sampson was not only distributing rice and cash this Christmas, but appointment letters and projects, too.
It is worthy to note that a number of projects facilitated by Senator Ekong Sampson to Akwa Ibom South are currently ongoing across the senatorial district. Some of these projects include the massive erosion control project in Ekeya, Okobo LGA, ICT/CBT Labs at St Vincent Secondary School, Oti-oro, Okobo LGA and St Francis Secondary School, Ikot Ataku, Eket LGA.
Others are School Block at Federal University of Technology, Ikot Abasi, School Staff Quarters at Excellence College, Ikot Unya, Solar Powered Streetlights in Uquo, Esit Eket LGA, which is fully already completed and functional, electricity projects in Eket and Urueoffong Oruko, opening of several farm roads in Utu Idim, Mbo LGA, Mkpok in Onna LGA, among many others.
Meanwhile, Senator Sampson, who is the Chairman, Akwa Ibom PDP National Assembly Caucus, has began giving out Christmas goodies to constituents in celebration of the yuletide. It started later yesterday at a parley with stakeholders in Eastern Obolo Local Government Area. The Xmas package will go round the Senatorial District.
© Samuel Udoma
For: Media Unit,
Office of Senator Ekong Sampson,
24/12/2024