Akwa Ibom Governor, Pastor Umo Eno, Offers Automatic Employment to Elder Sister of Late Makeup Artist

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Governor Umo Eno of Akwa-Ibom state grants automatic public service employment to the elder sister of the late makeup artist Abigail, who died with Junior Pope, and has commence the renovation of their family house, among other things.

It will be noted that pastor Umo Eno ordered the exhumation of the makeup artist’s body, which was buried by the river side in Anambra state.

He paid a visit to the dead makeup artist’s family home and expressed his condolences on their awful loss.

The governor disclosed on his official Facebook page that he had granted the deceased’s elder sister automatic employment in the state civil service.

Renovations to their family home have already begun, and the governor has assured that the other siblings who are still undergraduates at the University of Uyo will be supported.Governor Umo Eno’s Facebook post read …

“I extend my deepest condolences to the family of the late Nollywood makeup artist, Abigail Edith Frederick. Today, upon my return from an official engagement in Abuja, I visited the family in Ikot Udoma, Eket Local Government Area, to offer support during this difficult time.

Recognizing the immense loss suffered by the family, I assured them of my solidarity and shared their grief. It’s heartbreaking to witness the untimely passing of such a promising individual, a testament to the Arise spirit of our youth who pursue their dreams with courage.

In response to this tragedy, I took immediate action to assist the family. I provided automatic employment in the State Civil Service to the elder sister of the deceased and directed the renovation of their family house. Additionally, Government’s support was promised to the undergraduate sisters studying at the University of Uyo.

During times of sorrow, it’s essential that we stand together as a community. I am committed to ensuring that no one is left behind and that every citizen receives the support and care they deserve.”