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Tinubu to Visit Akwa Ibom and Rivers for Two Days

President Tinubu will visit Akwa Ibom and Rivers states to commission key projects and attend rallies. His focus will be on political unity and national progress.

Tinubu to Visit Akwa Ibom and Rivers for Two Days

President Bola Tinubu will leave Abuja on Friday, 6 November, for a two-day visit to Akwa Ibom and Rivers states.

The president will start in Uyo, the capital of Akwa Ibom State. He will commission important projects finished by Governor Umo Eno’s administration and attend a political rally.

Governor Eno has made Friday a work-free day in the state. This is to ensure the president receives a warm welcome.

Some of the projects President Tinubu will commission in Uyo include the new International Terminal Building, the International Airport Hospital, and the Ibom Aviation Village at the Victor Attah International Airport.

He will also open the Airport-Okopedi Road in Nsit Atai and Okobo Local Government Areas. The president will also commission Ring Road 3. This road links Idoro Road to Ikot Ekpene Road through Uyo and Ibiono Ibom.

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Other projects on the list are the AKWA-GIS Office Complex, the Command and Control Centre, and the ARISE Palm Resort.

On Saturday, President Tinubu will move to Port Harcourt, Rivers State. He will attend the All Progressives Congress (APC) rally there.

This rally will be his third since he started the re-election campaign in Kaduna last month.

The visits will allow President Tinubu to meet with political leaders, party members, and supporters. He will focus on unity, political stability, and the need for national progress.

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