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Akpabio Shares Life Experience With Akwa Ibom Youths

A politician thinks of the next election while a statesman thinks of the next generation. Children decide on career choices when they are between the ages of 15 and 17. That is when they decide whether they want to be doctors, engineers, politicians, or whether they want to go to Mars or to the moon. That is the time they start having dreams; and that is also the time you can work on them; especially  to help them shape their dreams. That is the philosophy of Senator Godswill Akpabio,a versatile politician. He is of the opinion that change is the law of life and those who look only into the past or the present are certain to miss the future. To prepare for the future , he always meets the youths of his constituency to borrow them part of his life experience in order to shape their future. Yesterday, he met with over 10,000 youths from Essien Udim Local Government in his country home. It was a life changing event that made some of the elders present ask themselves why

Group Reacts On APC’s Call For Security Agencies To Probe Atiku’s Dubai Meeting

N4Atiku, an independent group working towards the actualisation of PDP candidate, Alhaji Atiku Abubakar’s presidential ambition has described as laughable and interesting the call by the ruling party, the All Progressive Congress (APC) for the EFCC and other Security Agencies to probe Atiku over the Dubai meeting he had with some other PDP members recently. APC, through its Deputy National Publicity Secretary, Yekini Nabena, has claimed that the purpose of the meeting may not be what the media report says, suggesting sinister motives. He alleged that the meeting may have focused on how to move illicit cash meant for the rigging of the 2019 election, sponsorship of violence and other things. The N4Atiku Group, in a statement released by its spokesperson Isiaka Abdulai, has however said that the recent outbursts of the ruling party on PDP and Atiku is nothing but an evidence that they are jittery over Atiku’s presidential ambition. The group cites the freedom of speech and freed