Hon. Eseme Eyiboh has emerged winner of the just concluded All Progressives Congress (APC) House of Representatives primary election for Eket/Onna/Esit Eket/Ibeno federal constituency.
Eyiboh, a former spokesperson of the House of Representatives, polled 180 votes out of 215 total votes, made up of 55 votes from Eket, 50 votes from Ibeno, 60 votes from Onna and 50 votes from Esit Eket from the accredited adhoc delegates from the four local government areas.
Eseme Eyiboh, the Dean of a pro-transparency and good governance advocacy group known as The Initiatives, defeated two other aspirants, Hon. Kingsley Edoho and Rt.Hon. Aniekan Akpan who scored 15 votes and 20 votes respectively.
Speaking with THE CONCLAVE after his declaration, Eyiboh expressed gratitude to all the delegates for their show of patriotism and sense of community development, saying since he had been living with his constituents, and that his feeling for service and community advancement could not be different.
The former House of Representatives member, however, called on other aspirants to come together and redouble efforts in community integration, noting that when elected, he was going to represent all the local government areas in the federal constituency effectively and equally irrespective of political affiliations.
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