Talk less and act more should be the best principle for any political leader that wants to be successful.
Over the years, we have political officers who talk less always achieve more that those who spent time on the media promising the people all manners of pledges but are not able to fulfil one quarter of the promises.
I'm not surprised at this because everyone knows that this man actually deserved it except his haters
Akwa Ibom State governor, Chief Godswill Akpabio, has bagged the best Governor in Africa Award from an Accra-based Africa Development Magazine, for his development strides in the state.
Presenting the award in Accra, Ghana, renowned Ghanaian Professor, Walter Alhassan, described Governor Akpabio as an icon of democracy and a good example of what leadership should represent.
He said that available and verifiable facts singled out Chief Akpabio as a pride of Africa, worthy of emulation.
Speaking on behalf of the organisers, Soma Brown recounted the numerous achievements of the Akpabio administration in Akwa Ibom State, but particularly noted the free, compulsory and qualitative education policy; free medical care for pregnant women, children and the aged; and the massive infrastructural investment as key reasons for the award conferred on Governor Akpabio.
Receiving the award, Governor Akpabio, represented by his Commissioner for Information and Communications, Mr. Aniekan Umanah, thanked the magazine for considering him for the global honour.
http://www.vanguardngr.com/2013/05/akpabio-bags-best-governor-in-africa-award/
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