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Umo Eno clarifies government stance on local industries in ONNA

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Pastor Umo Eno, Governor of Akwa Ibom State, spoke at a memorial service in Eket. During the event, he responded to a request from the Paramount Ruler of ONNA Local Government Area concerning industries in the area that had ceased operations. Eno clarified that the government had no involvement in those factories.

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Why it matters

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The governor stated that the project commissioned in ONNA was intended to honor his predecessor, not to intervene in private businesses. This clarification sets a boundary on the state's role regarding local commercial operations.

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    Businesses might see changes in funding or contracts if the state's policy on private industry intervention shifts.

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