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4 YEARS

TOUCHING LIVES

May 2015

Job Creation

2016 2017

Infrastructural Consolidation & Expansion

Poverty Alleviation

Economic & Political Inclusion

2018

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Wealth Creation

May 2019

The Five-Point Agenda

of Governor Udom Emmanuel

AVIATION
DEVELOPMENT

May 2019

INDUSTRIALIZATION
SMALL &
RURAL &

MEDIUM SCALE ENTERPRISES

2020 2021

RIVERINE AREA DEVELOPMENT

The next four

COMPLETION
AGENDA

years

  • INFRASTRUCTURE
  • AGRICULTURE

2022

HUMAN CAPACITY DEVELOPMENT

SECURITY

May 2023

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www.akwaibomstate.gov.ng

TOUCHING LIVES

IN MORE WAYS ...

n 11,000 hectares of coconut plantation n 3,240 hectares of cassava plantation in 15 LGAs (FADAMA)

n 49,318 registered rice farmers n 450 youths trained on cocoa maintenance n Subsidized fertilizers, oil palm & cocoa seedlings n Akwa Prime Hatchery -17,000 day old chicks weekly n Free Improved Corn seedlings n Vegetable Green Houses n Oil Palm Processing Plant n Cassava Processing Mills n Maize Shelling/Drying Mill n Over 1700km of roads n 40 bridges n Completion of the State Secretariat Annex n Construction of 2nd airport runway (taxiway) n Upgrade of Airport main runway to category 2 n Only state to own & maintain an airport independently n Completion of Four Points by Sheraton Hotel n Flood control at Nsikak Eduok n International Worship Centre (on-going) n Eket International Modern Market n Airport Terminal building (under construction) n Expansion of Shopping Mall at Ibom
Tropicana Entertainment Centre
Avenue, Uyo n 21 Storey Intelligent office complex...ongoing n Renovation of 85 Flats at Wellington Bassey Army Barracks, Ibagwa n Rice Processing Mills n Over 1,200 hectares of rice cultivated n N300,000 grant to 250 beneficiaries under the Graduate Unemployment
Youth Scheme n Completion of Governor’s Lodge, Lagos n Private Hangar for State aircraft

n Setting up of Ibom FADAMA Micro Finance Bank n Free medical services for children below 5 years, pregnant women & the aged. n Free & compulsory basic education in public schools

n Take over of 17 community secondary schools n Construction & Renovation of over 1,400 school blocks n Strategic interventions in Tertiary Institutions

- roads, equipment, academic blocks, etc

n 36 Containers of state-of-the art medical equipment n Construction & upgrading of secondary healthcare facilities across the state ● General Hospital, Ikono (Computerized) ● General

n Procurement & distribution of free text books & other educational materials n Provision of 20,630 dual-desks to public schools in the state n Subventions to public primary & secondary schools n Over N600 million WAEC fees for indigenes in public secondary schools annually
Hospital, Ikot Okoro ● General Hospital, Etinan ● General Hospital, Ituk Mbang ● Immanuel General Hospital, Eket ● General Hospital, Iquita, Oron ● General Hospital, Awa ● Medical Centre, Okon Eket n Relief for over 4,000 mal-nourished children n Free screening & treatment of over 15,000 people for various eye diseases n Construction of 10Nos computer laboratories in 10 secondary schools n Hosting of First Education & Exhibition Summit n Reconstruction of the Oxygen Plant, Ikot Ekpene n Syringe Manufacturing Factory (Largest in Africa) n Pencil Factory n Toothpick Factory n Prompt payment of salaries & allowances to

Public Servants n Payment of gratuity n Payment of backlog of 10 years pension n Approval for payment of N30,000 minimum wage n Electric Digital Metering Solutions Manufacturing Factory n Resuscitation of Ibom Paints Ltd (former Peacock Paints) n Fertilizer Blending Factory

n Plastic Manufacturing Factory n Palm oil/Kernel Crushing Plant n Cassava Processing Mills n Fish Processing Factory n Starch Manufacturing Company n Oil Palm Depot, Ibesikpo n Rice Mills n Flour Mill n Plywood/Timber Manufacturing Factory n Quality Ceramics, Itu (Ongoing) n Tissue Production Factory, Itu (Ongoing) n Coconut Refinery (Ongoing) n Ibom Industrial Park/Jetty loading... n Over 30,000 youths trained in various skills n Ongoing construction of 10 Modern Sports Centres n N2bn interest free loan for small scale entrepreneurs and traders n Virgin Forest Energy Farm Tank n First & second Ibom State Youth Sports Festival n Through sound financial planning, investment and management, Akwa Ibom has become the Football Capital of Nigeria - Hosted the Super Eagles to becoming the first African Team to qualify for the Russia 2018 World Cup with a match still to play.
ꢀn Akwa United won Nigeria’s FA Cup twice in 3 years ꢀn Ibom Angels emerged runners up of 2017 Nigeria
Female FA Cup (the first time a female team from the state has ever qualified for the finals of a major national competition).
ꢀn Team Akwa Ibom finished 2nd on the medals table at 2017
National Sports Festival n The state received 3 Excellence Awards on Sports Development from the Federal Government n Over 300 rural development projects across 31LGAs n Over 500 inter-ministerial rural intervention projects n Rehabilitation/construction of over 500km of rural feeder roads

n 153+mw Ibom Power Plant & 3 sub-stations n Incorporation of Ibom Airline (5 aircraft procured) n Donation of Patrol Vehicles to the Nigerian Police,
Akwa Ibom State Command n 200 wheel chairs to persons with disabilities n Health Insurance Scheme for Journalists n Most Comprehensive Sports Development Programme

n Most Patriotic Sports Supporters n Best Sports Infrastructure n Governor Udom Emmanuel was Best Sports Governor 2017 n Ongoing reconstruction of Eket sports stadium n Sponsoring two State teams in the Nigeria Premier League n Ongoing upgrade of Uyo Township stadium

His Excellency Mr. Udom Emmanuel Governor, Akwa Ibom State

Future Assured

MR. UDOM EMMANUEL

GOVERNOR OF AKWA IBOM STATE

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we can look back and declare with irresistible evidence, soaring hope and inspired faith that that event was not the triumph of Udom Emmanuel, but the victory of Akwa Ibom State. That event was not the end of a race, but the beginning of a revolutionary renewal for our State.

HIS EXCELLENCY,

MR. UDOM EMMANUEL

GOVERNOR, AKWA IBOM STATE

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In our Completion Agenda, we will raise the bar of performance... and lift our State to such an enviable height that it will be the pride of the nation

HIS EXCELLENCY,

MR. UDOM EMMANUEL

GOVERNOR, AKWA IBOM STATE

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Contents

Contents

Five Point Agenda/Completion Agenda Introduction
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7

Akwa Ibom, Arise and Shine Sectoral Achievements
812 - 237

● Industrialization ● Health ● Agriculture ● Transport And Aviation Development ● Social Welfare ● Family Empowerment And Youth
Re-orientation (feyrep)
● Local Government/chieftaincy Matters ● Education
13 29 41 47 52
● Lands And Housing ● Science And Technology

● Culture And Tourism

● Manpower Development And Workers'
Welfare
83 88 92

97 99 101 102 110 116 118 181
● Security ● Law and Order
57 65 67 76
● Environment And Waste Management ● Youth and Sports ● Information Management ● Rural Development ● Roads and Bridges
● Power ● Economic And Entrepreneurship Development 78 ● Revenue Generation And Finance

  • Management
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Accolades The Team
238 - 239 240 - 245

Publisher/Editor at-large

Charles Udoh

  • Editorial
  • Photography

Anthonia Ibanga Esther Okon

Aniekan Ukpong Idris Mabadeje Godwin Ibok

Editorial Adviser

Inyang Jameson

Daniel Obot

Graphics

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Typesetting

David Etuk

Team

Editor

Ini Nkantion

On-line Admin

Solomon Eyo

All Correspondence To The Honourable Commissioner,

[email protected]
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A Publication of
Ministry of Information, Uyo, Akwa Ibom State, Nigeria

© February 2020
Whatsapp/sms: 09076173782

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CELEBRATING

PEOPLE-ORIENTED GOVERNANCE

he need to continually improve on the welfare and general security of deliver greater dividends of democracy to Akwa Ibom people, who have come to trust him as a leader with the interest of the majority at heart.

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Apart from remaining a leader in physical infrastructural development, Akwa Ibom has become a leading destination for Foreign Direct Investments in Nigeria. With 18 new industrial concerns; over 1,700 the citizenry is the basis of true governance. This is especially so in a democracy where leadership is bestowed through the trust of the people.
This compendium, Governor Udom Emmanuel: Four Years Plus of Touching Lives, encapsulates some of the iconic accomplishments of Governor Emmanuel across sectors from May 2015 to date, to serve as a reference material for historians, political economists, other researchers and generations of Akwa Ibom people who may need to research how good leaders deliver good governance in Nigeria. kilometres of economic roads;
Since May 29, 2015, His Excellency, Governor Udom Emmanuel, has demonstrated an understanding of the essence of governance, by implementing policies and programmes that have both direct and indirect positive impact on the lives of the people. reconstructed and well equipped hospitals, sustained free education up to senior secondary school level, and yearly payment of over N600M for WASCE fees of indigenes, provision of free medical services for children, pregnant women and the aged in public hospitals; unrivalled empowerment of youths and women folk; among others, the state has attained a new height in socioeconomic development.
The imprints of his leadership acumen span across all sectors of development, and are felt by citizens and residents of Akwa Ibom. The avowed critics and opponents of his administration can testify to what God has done for Akwa Ibom through the Divine Mandate of the governor. Indeed, it has been a season of peace, tranquillity, progress,
This publication is a testimony to the dedication of staff of the Ministry of Information. The team that exemplify the new Dakkada spirit in Akwa Ibom that is ever ready to excel.
It goes without saying, therefore, that the choice of Mr.Udom Emmanuel as Governor in 2015 was a right one. Indeed, 'Udom Is Right'. His coming has been a great blessing to the people of Akwa Ibom at home and in the Diaspora. Having proved his mettle so far, the ongoing Completion Agenda is sure to
Happy reading! development and socio-economic advancement for the people and the state.

Charles Udoh, KSJ

Hon Commissioner for Information February 2020

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AKWA IBOM

ARISE AND SHINE

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RISEATKOWAGIBROEMAITTENS ESS

- Gov. Udom Emmanuel

y dear compatriots, I invite you to share in the majesty of this still see the walls of Jericho (walls of ethnicity and jealousy, walls of hatred and avarice, walls of pettiness and carry the servile mind-set and the divisive attitude of Egypt in our hearts.

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auspicious moment in our history. A moment set for our rebirth, reinvention and rejuvenation. For we stand today at an intersection where a glorious past meets a hopeful future. If we were to situate this moment in the context of the Bible, it would be that we have crossed River Jordan. Behind us is the wilderness and before us is the

  • mischief), we are not daunted because
  • But the demand of today, which has

brought us together to launch this Dakkada campaign, is that we must rise up as a people, take the ark of faith and go around the walls so that they will tumble down like the walls of Jericho.

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He who brought us this far did not bring us to leave us.

This campaign mirrors the campaign of the Israelites. They had to rise up and go round the walls of Jericho. The walls of Jericho did not go down the first day nor the second day, but they kept going boldly with

This campaign mirrors the campaign of the Israelites. They had to rise up and go round the walls of Jericho. The walls of Jericho did not go down the first day nor the second day, but they kept going boldly with confidence and open chests. They held their heads high and their chests out. Around and around, they went. They sang and shouted for joy, then the walls came tumbling down.
Promised Land. We can look back and remember our exodus from Cross River State, when God granted our wish 28 years ago, with the creation of this state that is appropriately named after Him. We can remember the years we toiled in the wilderness as house helps and servants in the nooks and crannies of our nation.

confidence and open chests. They held their heads high and their chests out. Around and around, they went. They sang and shouted for joy, then the walls came

As the Dakkada campaign starts today, the walls may not come down today. But from where the sun now stands, we will not retreat or surrender until every wall comes tumbling down, and we step into the dreams of our forefathers. The beauty of the sunset is a proof that the end of this our well thought out
Yes, we can still remember the days we wallowed in under-development and scorn as we struggled to find our feet and catch up with the other states in our country.

tumbling down

Today, we have stepped out of the wilderness and crossed the Jordan. We behold the allure and beauty of the possibilities before us. Though we can

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Our problem is not with the walls we see, but with the walls in our mind.
Dakkada Initiative shall be beautiful. We will march together and sing the Dakkada song, and live its creed. We will
Many of us have left Egypt, but we still

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encourage one another in this journey of faith, and join our hands together. We will not break our ranks nor break our steps. Akwa Ibom is on the march, and there is no stopping us. pit. So let us take this message to every member of the Akwa Ibom family and enjoin them to Dakkada and join the march for a new Akwa Ibom anchored on moral transformation, spiritual rebirth, ethical re-orientation and industrial renaissance.
International Airport, and a 1.2km underground drainage in Uyo by Nsikak Eduok/Oron road junction.

Yesterday, we commissioned water reticulation and head-works in Ifa Atai and Idu Uruan, in Uyo and Uruan LGA respectively. More of these water projects will soon be commissioned. One woman who typifies the Dakkada philosophy is Dr (Sister) Ann Ward. Her labours of love at St Luke’s Hospital, Anua is legendary. Yesterday, we decided to immortalize her name in an ultra-modern gynaecology ward named after her in the 78 year old Hospital. We have also renovated a male and children wards for the hospital.
My brothers and sisters, today is sunrise in Akwa Ibom. We have come to sound the clarion call for all to see the shafts of sunlight bursting through the horizon and rising up. Now is the time for us to obey the Biblical injunction for us to wake up the mighty men and beat our pruning hooks into spears. Now is the time to let our nation see our ingenuity. Now is the time for creativity and innovation in our land to manifest. Now is the time to wake up the mighty men and women so that our nation will know that we are a great people and a blessed generation.
On May 29, 2015, you graciously extended to me the mandate to be your Governor. In execution of this sacred trust as your Governor, and in observance of the oath I took before our God and our good people, we have spared no efforts in keeping faith with that covenant. During my electioneering campaign, I had laid out a bold plan in my 5-Point agenda of wealth creation, economic and political inclusion, poverty alleviation, infrastructural consolidation and expansion and job creation. So far, we have kept our eyes on the ball, and this is evident through the numerous projects undertaken by this
The thrust of our administration is industrialization. In driving this, we have revitalized and re-commissioned
We appeal to all tribalists to rise from the valley of hatred to the mountain of brotherhood. We remind them that he who keeps a man down must stay down with him. We appeal to the pettyminded and remind them that it is only when Akwa Ibom towers, that he can become a giant. We appeal to the

Peacock Paints. We have performed ground-breaking ceremonies for a car assembly plant in Itu LGA by a leading Israeli auto manufacturing companyMimshac Merkavim as well as the Low Energy Display (LED) Manufacturing plant at Itam. We have brought the Shoprite Mall to the Tropicana in Uyo.

administration. We have so far undertaken the construction of 137 kilometers of road with 10 bridges spanning all the three Senatorial Districts. We have pursued the construction and completion of a second runway at the Ibom hatemongers to know that he who digs

  • a pit for another will fall into that same
  • We have also performed the ground-

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breaking ceremonies of the Fertilizer Plant and the Daar Communications Broadcast complex at Abak. At the same time, Electric Meter Assembly and clay Processing Plants are underway in Onna LGA. mind. Let every Akwa Ibom son and daughter know that no matter the circumstances they find themselves, they can rise and shine like a million stars. Let us rise to illuminate our world with our God-given talents and potentials. It is a product of the mind. If you can dream it, you can make it. That is the power behind the Dakkada Campaign.
You may have been born in the slum but the slum was not born in you, dakkada. People may look down on you, and say you will never amount to much, but they only know where you are coming from, not where you are going to. So their opinion does not count, what counts is

  • your attitude, dakkada.
  • We hope to flourish in freight business.

That is why the Ibom Deep Sea-port project is setting sail. We have built more power substations and this has improved electricity supply significantly. We have invested heavily in skill and manpower development for our
With a firm and unshakable belief in God's guidance of the affairs of this State, we commit this project into His mighty hands and pray that He would infuse it into our spirits, souls and bodies. May we now rise together and recite the Dakkada creed as prayer even as we launch this campaign in the name of the Father, Son and the Holy Spirit – Amen.
An American, R. Buckminster Fuller, thought his world had come to an end and decided to commit suicide. He wrote the suicide note and went to Lake Michigan to commit suicide. But something ministered to him that he had no reason to end his life because he did not create himself. He got up (Dakkada) with a new resolve to succeed in life. He succeeded and at his death not only did he have over 180 patented inventions in his name, but he was inducted into the American Hall of Fame as one of the greatest scientists, teeming youths, whom we are committed to securing a brighter future for. In this wise, we are training a thousand youths in Oracle technology.

We have also sent our youths to acquire skills in agriculture in Israel, while another set will be sent for power sector training. At the moment, about 329 youths will soon commence training in photography and film production. Compatriots, we have spared no efforts in attracting foreign direct investment. Our target is to build a prosperous glittering State that will be the envy of the world.

...being an official Dakkada Launch Speech.

© 23rd September 2015 mathematicians and architects to come from America.

We declare to you that no matter your circumstances, dakkada. We declare to you that what you were born to see is

  • not what you were born to be, dakkada.
  • But the greatest development is in the

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SECTORAL ACHIEVEMENTS

Industrialization
Education

Power

Since May 2015, Akwa Ibom State has witnessed impressive milestones in her socio-economic development consequent upon Governor

Health

Emmanuel's 5-point agenda; Job Creation, Poverty alleviation, Wealth creation, Infrastructural consolidation and, Economic and Political

Economic and Entrepreneurship Development
Agriculture

inclusion. The Agenda has achieved life-touching projects in varioussectorsoftheeconomy.

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    WORLD AIRLINER CENSUS Global volatility steadies the climb Cirium Fleet Forecast’s latest outlook sees heady growth settling down to trend levels, with economic slowdown, rising oil prices and production rate challenges as factors Narrowbodies including A321neo will dominate deliveries over 2019-2038 Airbus DAN THISDELL & CHRIS SEYMOUR LONDON commercial jets and turboprops across most spiking above $100/barrel in mid-2014, the sectors has come down from a run of heady Brent Crude benchmark declined rapidly to a nybody who has been watching growth years, slowdown in this context should January 2016 low in the mid-$30s; the subse- the news for the past year cannot be read as a return to longer-term averages. In quent upturn peaked in the $80s a year ago. have missed some recurring head- other words, in commercial aviation, slow- Following a long dip during the second half Alines. In no particular order: US- down is still a long way from downturn. of 2018, oil has this year recovered to the China trade war, potential US-Iran hot war, And, Cirium observes, “a slowdown in high-$60s prevailing in July. US-Mexico trade tension, US-Europe trade growth rates should not be a surprise”. Eco- tension, interest rates rising, Chinese growth nomic indicators are showing “consistent de- RECESSION WORRIES stumbling, Europe facing populist backlash, cline” in all major regions, and the World What comes next is anybody’s guess, but it is longest economic recovery in history, US- Trade Organization’s global trade outlook is at worth noting that the sharp drop in prices that Canada commerce friction, bond and equity its weakest since 2010.
  • Nigeria Conflict Bulletin: Akwa Ibom State

    Nigeria Conflict Bulletin: Akwa Ibom State

    THE FUND FOR PEACE Nigeria Conflict Bulletin: Akwa Ibom State Patterns and Trends, January 2012 - J u n e 2 0 1 5 Overall, between 2012-2015, Akwa This Conflict Bulletin provides a brief incidents and fatalities over time. The bar Ibom was the second most peaceful state in snapshot of the trends and patterns of chart shows the relative trend of incidents the Niger Delta region as measured by conflict risk factors at the State and LGA of insecurity by LGA per capita. reported fatalities per capita. Udom levels, drawing on the data available on the Emmanuel of the People’s Democratic Party P4P Digital Platform for Multi-Stakeholder The summaries draw on data collected by (PDP) won the gubernatorial election in April Engagement (www.p4p-nigerdelta.org). It ACLED, FFP’s UNLocK, the Council on 2015, to replace outgoing Governor represents a compilation of the data from Foreign Relations’ NST, WANEP Nigeria, CSS/ Godswill Akpabio (also PDP) who was the sources listed below, not necessarily the ETH Zurich, NEEWS2015, and Nigeria Watch elected in 2007. Election violence was opinions of FFP or any other organization integrated on the P4P platform. They also reported in both 2011 and 2015. After the that collaborated on the production of this draw on data and information from most recent election, supporters of the bulletin. “Violence in Nigeria: Patterns and Trends,” opposition All Progressives Congress (APC) by Patricia Taft and Nate Haken (Springer protested the results, alleging irregularities. The screenshot of the heat map on this Press, April 2015). page shows the relative distribution of Other issues reported in the last three and a incidents from one LGA to the next from half years include land conflict and January 2012 to June 2015.
  • March 5, 2018.Pmd

    March 5, 2018.Pmd

    CMYK Sys 3 8 The Pioneer, Monday, March 5 – 6, 2018 News ...For leadership & service Gov’s Aide Bags FNSE Award ABUJA He seized the opportunity of the conferment lecture themed: Power he managing director Sector Reform in Nigeria – the of Ibom Power Com Missing Link to lend his voice on Tpany Limited and spe- the privatization of power assets. cial assistant (SA) on power He said the privatization has not to Gov Udom Emmanuel, Mr improved the financial viability of Meyen Etukudo, has been con- ferred with the distinguished power companies across the na- Fellowship of the Nigerian tion. Society of Engineers (NSE). Etukudo suggested that a lot of At the 5th Fellowship con- money is still needed to be pumped ferment lecture and Fellow- into Nigeria’s power sector. ship conferment ceremony of “I came from the NEPA back- the NSE at the Banquet Hall ground and NEPA staff really re- of NAF Conference in Abuja, sisted privatization, because it was recently, the NSE president, not ripe… the platform was not Mr Otis Anyaeji, said the con- ready. Look at generation compa- ferment was as a result of nies, how do they pay for gas, Etukudo’s hard work and con- where is the money to pay? How tributions to the development do they do turnaround mainte- of the engineering profession nance when there is no money? and his immediate commu- Today, distribution cannot give nity. meters to 50 per cent of the power The Akwa Ibom accountant-general, Pastor Uwem Andrew-Essien (right), presenting a cheque to the community project management Anyaeji said that the engi- consumers in Nigeria.
  • Roadside Plant Diversity and Soil Analysis in Uyo Sub-Urban Environment Akwa Ibom State Nigeria

    Roadside Plant Diversity and Soil Analysis in Uyo Sub-Urban Environment Akwa Ibom State Nigeria

    International Journal of Scientific & Engineering Research Volume 8, Issue 11, November-2017 1098 ISSN 2229-5518 Roadside Plant Diversity and Soil Analysis in Uyo Sub-urban Environment Akwa Ibom State Nigeria ⃰Bassey, M. E., Ogbemudia, F.O., Ezekiel, A.G and Abdulkrareem, M 1 Department of Botany and Ecological Studies, University of Uyo, Uyo, Akwa Ibom State, Nigeria. Corresponding Author: [email protected] Abstract: A study on roadside plant diversity and soil analysis in Uyo sub-urban environment was carried out using systematic sampling method. A quadrat of 5m x 5m was used to sample the vegetation spaced at regular intervals. The vegetation parameters determined were density and frequency. Soil samples were collected at different depths (0 – 15 cm and 15 – 30 cm) and analysis done using standard methods. From the results, 42 plant species were found along Abak road, 38 species along Etinan road and 45 species along Idoro road. Variations in vegetation parameters such as density and frequency were observed in the different routes as an attribute of the soil parameters. The soil- vegetation relationships within the study areas were proven using bivariate correlation method and these were significant at P = 0.05. Biodiversity indices revealed that Idoro road had high Shannon Weigner index value of (3.38) and Simpson’s value of (0.96). Dominance values across the study areas were relatively low with values ranging between 0.04 and 0.06. Equitability value was highest in Etinan road (0.90) and least in Abak road (0.87). Low values ranging from 0.28 to 0.33 were obtained for Sorenson’s similarity index across the study areas.
  • 2010 ITF Ikike Magazine

    2010 ITF Ikike Magazine

    Ikike Ikike th A newsletter of Inoyo Toro Foundation I November 2017 AN NI VERSARY Effective Partnership for Sustainable Excellence in Education Motivating Teachers to drive Education Transformation in Akwa Ibom Stateô Impact of the Annual Teachers' Award for Excellence on Recipients ô Evaluation of the Students' Mentoring Scheme A cross section of students at the 2013 Teachers’ Award for Excellence Celebration Contents 02 Motivating Teachers to drive Education About the Transformation in Akwa Ibom State. Inoyo Toro Foundation 11 “We anticipate to get higher and better” We are one of the pioneer - Dr. Enobong Joshua education foundations in 37 Inoyo Toro Foundation facilitates the participation of public Nigeria involved in the school teachers at the Nigerian International Schools' conference recognition of teachers. 38 Winners of 2016 Annual Teachers’ Award for excellence Ours is commitment to the trained on effective mentoring improvement of the standard of education in Akwa Ibom 56 “Everyone has a role to play to build a better state, using teachers as the educational system for our state” - Emem Dominic focal point 59 Evaluation of the teachers’ Award for excellence program while complimenting government's efforts in 63 Inoyo Toro Foundtion's Badge of honour for a ten enhancing the quality of year journey education. www.inoyotorofoundation.org Ikike (an ibibio word for intelligence) is produced by page 1 ;[email protected] Inoyo Toro Foundation appreciates the support of SPIDER Solutions Nig. Ltd. in developing the content of this magazine. SPIDER Solutions Nig. Ltd. takes full responsibility for any error or omission in this magazine www.inoyotorofoundation.org Page 1 EDITORIAL Motivating Teachers to George Akpan drive Education Transformation Editor has given teachers a sense of self- in Akwa Ibom State worth by rewarding their efforts and motivating them to be more eaching is one of the world's quantified in pecuniary terms.
  • Africa Cup of Nations 2013 Media Guide

    Africa Cup of Nations 2013 Media Guide

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