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Senate Minority Leader, Akpabio Denies Turning Akwa Ibom Government House Into A Sex Den

Former Akwa Ibom State Governor, Godswill Akpabio has denied reports that he turned the state Government House to a sex den during his tenure.

Akpabio, in a statement by his media aide, Anietie Ekong, described the allegation contained in a report by a news site titled ‘How Governors Turn Government Houses to Sex Havens,’ as untrue.

He said under his principal, the Lodge was run professionally.

The statement reads: “The story is a cheap attempt at blackmailing former and serving governors of Nigeria using political elements. The baseless report alluded to the stellar administration of the former Governor of Akwa Ibom, Senator Godswill Akpabio.

“Also mentioned in the cowardly propaganda piece are the past and current government of Abia, Edo, Rivers, Ondo, and Osun States. We wish to advise the Nigerian people to ignore this article as it is neither based on facts, nor meets basic journalistic standards and ethics.

“It is simply a compilation of wicked rumours and dark gossip manufactured by bitter elements who lost out in the political arena. It is important to mention that when Governor Akpabio took office in 2007, the Government Lodge was in a dilapidated condition unfit for lodging high profile visitors of the government.

“As part of his proven Uncommon Transformation Vision for Akwa Ibom State, Akpabio oversaw the design and construction of a world-class Government Lodge befitting of the status of visitors of the State Government. For the avoidance of doubt, we wish to state categorically that there is no truth in these allegations.

“The Akwa Ibom Government Lodge has always been run professionally and, at no time, was the facility turned into a brothel as alluded to in this faceless story which referenced imagined ‘anonymous’ sources.

“The discredited publication – like many before it – is the sponsored work of desperate and disgruntled political elements who have been part of the current media lynching of leaders of the People’s Democratic Party (PDP), like Senator Akpabio, who selflessly delivered the dividend of democracy to their people. It is designed to mislead the public by tarnishing the stellar image of the celebrated immediate past Governor of Akwa Ibom.

“These elements have unfortunately found willing partners-in-destruction in sections of the media. Akpabio is being attacked by these enemies of progress because he gave his all in ensuring that his vision and the dreams of Akwa Ibom citizens of a new and glorious Akwa Ibom was delivered during his 8-year tenure for which he has received numerable awards at home and abroad for good governance.

“We wish, therefore, to re-affirm that at no time did Akpabio abuse the mandate given to him by the good people of Akwa Ibom and at no time, during his tenure was the Government Lodge – or any other government property, for that matter – converted to ungodly use”.

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