… Assures Of Cordial Working Relationship With President-elect, Akpabio When He’s Elected Governor March 11
The Governorship Candidate of the ACCORD in Akwa Ibom State, Engr (Dr) Emem Coffie, has congratulated the president –elect of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, His Excellency, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu on his resounding and well-deserved victory at the just concluded presidential election.
Coffie, a renowned civil structural engineer. Management expert and Real estate developer, in a congratulatory message he personally signed on Thursday, also congratulates members of ACCORD in Akwa Ibom and other Nigerians for openly expressing their civic duty by electing a leader whose capacity and past record of service endeared him to all and sundry.
It will be recalled that the first political party on the ballot; ACCORD, Akwa Ibom State chapter had openly declared their support for Asiwaju Tinubu and Senator Godswill Akpabio and vowed to deliver bloc votes of all its members in the State for the two national leaders to emerge President and Senator.
In the congratulatory message, Engr Coffie, expressed the confidence that the President-elect; Bola Ahmed Tinubu will lead a renewed push to move Nigeria from the status of a Nation of potential into a country of actual accomplishment.
He said the former Governor of Lagos State will not only consolidate on President Muhammadu Buhari’s successes, but will also use his experience of building human capital, industries and institutions to grow the nation’s economy to an enviable height.
He equally hailed Senator Godswill Akpabio on his earlier victory at the Ikot Ekpene Senatorial District polls, describing him as “an uncommon leader in all ramifications.”
The Akwa Ibom ACCORD governorship candidate calls on Akwa Ibomites and Nigerians across party and ethnic divides to join hands and re-embark on building a peaceful State and nation to create a flourishing economy with opportunities for all to thrive.
Assuring the Akwa Ibom electorates of his readiness to work in unison with the President-elect and Senator Godswill Akpabio and other leaders to change the sour stories in the State, Engr Coffie urged them to queue behind him and vote for ACCORD on March 11 gubernatorial polls.
