Established on September 23, 1987, by the Federal Government under the leadership of General Ibrahim Babangida, Akwa Ibom State boasts a rich history and a promising future. Fondly known as " The Land Of Promise," this state in Nigeria is a vibrant part of the nation, contributing to its cultural and economic landscape.
As one of the 36 states in the federation, Akwa Ibom State operates under a government structure that includes the Executive, the Legislature, and the Judiciary. This framework ensures that the state is governed effectively and efficiently, catering to the needs of its diverse population.
Comprising 31 Local Government Areas, 119 Clans, and 2,693 villages, Akwa Ibom State is a tapestry of communities, each with its unique character and traditions. This diversity adds to the richness of the state, making it a dynamic and inclusive place to live and work.
At the helm of Akwa Ibom State is the esteemed Governor, His Excellency Pastor Umo Eno, who leads with dedication and a vision for progress. Under his leadership, the state continues to thrive and evolve, embracing new opportunities and addressing the challenges of the modern world.
