A Letter To Godswill Akpabio

Dear Akpabio, things have fallen apart and the center is no longer holding.

Dear Akpabio, the things you did are now treated with MEAN repute.

Dear Akpabio, the Akwa Ibom that was as of 2007 to 2015 a small London has suddenly turned to Sodom and Gomorrah.

Dear Akpabio, our ibom e-library you built is now used as background for birthday photoshoots.

Dear Akpabio, the ibom Tropicana you built is facing poor management and the fields are covered with grasses.

Dear Akpabio, we are now robbed at night because there are no more streetlights.

Dear Akpabio, no more side fun because there is no Diesel to generate power for waterfalls

Dear Akpabio,the road construction companies in the state are now using 5 years only to grade minor roads.

Dear Akpabio, uyai iban Akwa Ibom are now very urgly.

Dear Akpabio, the empowerments for the youths are no more there.

Dear Akpabio, the luck to do a wedding by a certain primary school and you drive passed even without invitation branch by and support with 5million naira on several occasions, are no more there.

Dear Akpabio,since le'meriden left our 5star hotel, it is now managed by the state government and Conga and will soon be closed down.

Dear Akpabio, uncommon transformation was seen and felt but our 15 industries are audio.

Dear Akpabio,at this situation of Covid19 that you would have given 2bags of rice per building, we are now given 1bag of rice per village.

Councillors are now struggling for palliatives instead of giving.

Local government chairmen only pay workers and put all the impress in their pockets.

We now have high level of protest in the state as a result of sacking of workers, owing debts, salaries and starving of pensioners

Dear Akpabio, the only employment in the state is now community policing and vigilante which are even placed on promising allowances.

Dear Akpabio, too numerous to mention, but I've to draw the curtains now.

I was only going to hint you on what we are going through.

Dear distinguish senator Akpabio, undisputed minister for Niger Delta, please bring back our uncommon government.

I am Anietie George:

For development