Hon. Okponung Praised for Rewarding Dedicated Staff

...as Udung Uko Chairman Promises People-Oriented Leadership

In a heartwarming gesture of gratitude that resonated deeply with the community, Udung Uko Transition Chairman, Elder Godwin Okponung, presented a Toyota Corolla to his Chief Security Officer, Engr Paul Isangedighi, today. The car gift was a recognition of Isangedighi's unwavering loyalty and dedication.

While handing over the keys, Elder Okponung's voice was filled with emotion as he stated, "Paul has served me loyally and therefore deserves a reward for his selfless services. He has stood by me through thick and thin, taking many bullets for me. Today, I present him with this car to encourage him and thank him for being a loyal servant all these years."

The ceremonial presentation was conducted by Rt. Hon. Okokon Ekpe and witnessed by notable figures including Comrade John Esio, Mr. Idung Victor, and Ubong Udoeyen (Iso Idim), among others. The atmosphere was charged with emotion as each speaker lauded Okponung’s generous spirit.

Known for his boundless generosity, Godwin Okponung has built a reputation for rewarding those who serve him with unwavering dedication. Rt. Hon. Ekpe praised Okponung, saying, "Thank you for always showing capacity in rewarding those who serve you deservingly. You are a star and you keep shining as a bright light." His words were met with nods of agreement and heartfelt applause.

Comrade John Esio, visibly moved, also commended Hon. Okponung, dubbing him "Mr. Reward Dispenser." Esio expressed his gratitude, stating, "Today, I am a landlord in Oron LGA and drive a more deserving car, all courtesy of Hon. Okponung. He deserves our support in his future endeavors as he has much to offer the people of Udung Uko and beyond."

The event underscored the profound value of loyalty and dedication, with Engr Paul Isangedighi's story serving as a poignant testament to the rewards that come with selfless service. The audience was reminded of the importance of recognizing and appreciating those who stand by us through life’s challenges.

Elder Okponung's gesture not only highlighted his generosity but also reinforced his commitment to people-oriented leadership. His actions spoke volumes about the kind of community he aims to build—one where dedication and loyalty are cherished and rewarded. As the crowd dispersed, there was a palpable sense of hope and inspiration, driven by the belief that leadership rooted in gratitude and recognition can indeed transform lives.