The NNPC/SEPNU EMOIMEE Host Communities Development Trust has recorded significant progress in healthcare, education, infrastructure, skills acquisition, and livelihood support across its seven host local government areas in Akwa Ibom State.
These achievements were highlighted at the Trust’s third Annual General Meeting (AGM), held on Thursday, October 29, 2026, at Ceedapeg Hotel and Suites, Uyo, where stakeholders commended its development interventions and called for sustained efforts to deepen the impact on host communities.
The Trust covers Eastern Obolo, Mkpat Enin, Onna, Ikot Abasi, Mbo, Eket, and Esit Eket Local Government Areas. Speaking at the AGM, Chairman of the Board of Trustees, Hon. Justus Ntuk, said the Trust had prioritized projects based on identified community concerns and needs, noting that resources were directed toward projects with meaningful impact.
Among the recent interventions commissioned ahead of the AGM were newly constructed storey building staff quarters at Government Primary School, Kampa, in Eastern Obolo Local Government Area, and a modern market building at Amadaka in the same local government area.
In goodwill messages, pioneer Chairman Senator Helen Esuene, NUPRC Deputy Director Dr. Olaide Shonola, and SEPNU Public Relations Manager Mr. Esewu commended the Trust’s progress, while traditional rulers and civil society leaders called for greater transparency, equitable project distribution, and strengthened youth empowerment.
