The event, which took place at the Qua Iboe Church, Ikot Ekpene Road, Uyo attracted a large crowd of PDP faithful, the business and political class, various political and socio-cultural groups who came to show solidarity to the governorship candidate.
Addressing the people, Deacon Udom Emmanuel said he did not come to the church to campaign, but led his team to consult and seek divine blessings in view of the assignments before him.
“We did not come to campaign because we know that God is with us, and as Christians, we must always invite Him to guide us in our aspirations,” the governorship candidate said.
Drawing inspiration from Psalm 37:5 which says; “‘Commit your way to the Lord, trust also in Him and He shall bring it to pass,” Emmanuel urged the people to always seek the consent of God in their affairs.
He assured that as a believer in God’s precepts, he was of the belief that without the divine backing, his aspiration would be in vain.
The governorship candidate, who used the occasion to urge all Christians in the state to support God-fearing leaders through the PDP, noted that the party was the only one that placed God at the centre of its activities.
Earlier, the Director General of the Campaign Council Otuekong Idongesit Nkanga, had advised the Christian faithful to support the emergence of Emmanuel as a God-fearing leader with needed managerial and intellectual capacity to lead the state.
Nkanga, who traced good leadership to godly men from biblical times, called on all Akwa Ibom people to vote for Udom, whom he described as a man after God’s heart.
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