The leadership of the Asiwaju Disciples Movement has formally announced the appointment of Chief Effiong Etim Johnson as the Akwa Ibom State Coordinator of the group, expressing confidence in his capacity to strengthen the movement’s presence in the state.
In a statement released by the leadership, the group congratulated Johnson on his appointment and commended his acceptance of the role, describing it as a step toward advancing the objectives of the movement at the state level.
The statement highlighted Johnson’s track record in public service, particularly his tenure as a former Honourable Member of the State House of Assembly and Chief Whip, noting that his experience reflects a strong commitment to leadership and governance.
According to the leadership, his wealth of experience is expected to play a vital role in enhancing coordination, mobilization, and overall growth of the movement across Akwa Ibom State.
The group further expressed optimism that Johnson’s leadership would bring renewed energy and strategic direction, positioning the movement for greater impact in its activities and engagements.
The leadership also wished him a successful and impactful tenure, urging members of the movement in the state to give him the necessary support to succeed in his new role.
— Leadership, Asiwaju Disciples Movement
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