By Archibong Hashbury
“Your life’s journey aren’t what matter in the end. It’s the life you’ve lived.” Abraham Lincoln
Any career advancement requires discipline, perseverance, and the drive to concentrate on and assiduously pursue a goal. In just two years as the Senator representing Cross River South in the 10th NASS Assembly, Senator Asuquo Ekpenyong has made a significant impact despite all the challenges.
He continues to accumulate accolades and praises for his outstanding achievements as a first-time lawmaker in the hallowed chamber. Ironically, he has weathered every recurrent storm to become one of the winners of the THISDAY group’s recently announced “Young Global Leaders” award ceremony. An uncommon feat.
Being a born winner in a contest that boasts of the best in politics, technology, music and finance shows the qualities that Senator Asuquo Ekpenyong has since moving from the a highly competitive private sector to the people-oriented public sector.
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He is deserving of all the praise for speaking up for Cross River State. Even though it’s a befitting challenge, he has the guts to row the boat. Senator Asuquo Ekpenyong has made repeated pledges to attract more projects to Cross River South, much like the old Oliver Twist saying.
Young people now have an obligation to support Senator Asuquo Ekpenyong and watch as he reciprocate the favor by continuously speaking for the people.
