The Peoples Democratic Party on Friday congratulated the Governor of Akwa Ibom State, Emmanuel Udom, and his Taraba State counterpart, Darius Ishaku, for their respective victories at the governorship
election petitions tribunals in their States.
He said the spontaneous jubilations that greeted the verdict across the two states were resounding testimonies of the legitimacy and acceptance of the leadership of the governors. “In Taraba State, the PDP salutes Governor Darius Ishaku’s massive developmental stride in vital sectors, especially agriculture, education, infrastructural projects, security, among others, despite daunting challenges.”
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