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    Rep. Martins Esin Facilitates Federal Civil Service Appointments for 17 Constituents

    News EditorBy News EditorFebruary 23, 2026No Comments2 Mins Read
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    Martins Esin, Member representing Oron/Mbo/Okobo/Udung Uko/Urueoffong Oruko Federal Constituency, has announced the successful appointment of seventeen (17) constituents into the Federal Civil Service, following his intervention.

    The lawmaker presented letters of appointment to sixteen beneficiaries during a brief ceremony held in Uyo on Saturday. The remaining beneficiary, Mr. Samuel Okon Owobiak, received his appointment letter on Sunday through the Representative’s Legislative Aide, Mr. John Ntekim.

    Speaking at the presentation, Rep. Esin expressed delight at the development, describing it as part of his ongoing commitment to expanding employment opportunities for youths across the constituency.

    The beneficiaries include Emmanuel Edet Akaiso, Brendan Bassey, Emmanuel Nyong, Blessing Utan Uko, Effiong Raymond Ita, Edidiong Okon Effiong, Anthony Effiong Bassey, Cecelia E. Ebietor, Etim Josephine Clement, Gift Bassey, Effiong Charles Bassey, Asukwo Queen Victor, Asukwo Kingsley Anthony, Ita Charles, Esin John Okon, Edet Efiong Obiosio, and Samuel Okon Owobiak.

    Rep. Esin congratulated the appointees on their successful entry into the Federal Civil Service and urged them to uphold the highest standards of integrity, discipline, and professionalism in the discharge of their duties.

    He reminded them that they now serve not only as individuals but as ambassadors of their communities and the entire federal constituency.

    The lawmaker reaffirmed his resolve to remain steadfast in delivering on his campaign promises, stressing that efforts are ongoing to secure more opportunities for young people within the constituency.

    By Ndifreke Bassey

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