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Team Udonsak is an independent organization promoting the socio-political leadership of Dr. Samuel Udonsak. Samuel, meaning "requested of God", "God heard", "God's heart" or "God's name". A United Kingdom trained cardiologist and Nigerian based medical practitioner, God fearing man and after God's own heart, has the best blueprint for Ekid and Akwa Ibom, strong at heart with a heart for Ekid, Akwa Ibom, and indeed our country Nigeria and very capable of taking Ekid, Akwa Ibom and our fatherland to the next level. "...The Lord does not look at the things people look at. People look at the outward appearance, but the Lord looks at the heart.” 1 Samuel 16 : 7
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19/10/2026

Afigh Iwaad Ekid pledges to work with Mboho Mkparawa Ibibio to ensure the entire Ibibio which Afigh Iwaad Ekid is part of is lifted higher and higher - Obongiwaad (Captain) Willie Mbong, President General of Afigh Iwaad Ekid ✊🏿

16/10/2026

Ekid People's Union (EPU) Mourns Late Brigadier General Anthony Etukudo

"The People’s General", a prominent retired Nigerian Army General, security expert and influential political leader, Brigadier General Etukudoh was also a revered traditional chieftain and statesman. His stewardship formed a defining chapter in the history and administration of the Ekid nation.
His passing is not only the loss of a custodian of Ekid heritage; it is the end of an era.

FUNERAL ARRANGEMENTS

1.0 Opening of Mourning House

Date: Sunday, 11th October 2026

Venue: Family Compound, 104 Liverpool Road, Eket, Akwa Ibom State

2.0 Condolence Visitation

Date: Monday, 12th to Wednesday, 14th October 2026

Venue: Family Compound, 104 Liverpool Road, Eket, Akwa Ibom State

3.0 Funeral Mass

Date: Friday, 16th October 2026
Time: 10:00 am

Venue: Catholic church;
St. Gregory Parish, Liverpool Road, Eket, Akwa Ibom State

The people of Ekid, traditional institutions, government, political leaders, community stakeholders and all well-wishers are enjoined to join the Royal Family in mourning this monumental loss.

Tributes in honour of his life and legacy are expected to continue.

Adieu, Brigadier General Anthony Daniel Etukudoh (Rtd.), OON, Attah of Ekid.

Video Credit: Eket Television Network

16/10/2026

Must-Read! Ibibio Banners 💪🏿

✔️ Ifim Ibom Ibibio shall not cede an inch of it's territory to SETTLERS for a state. AKWA IBOM STATE MAP has clearly defined the boundaries with HISTORICAL EVIDENCE and COURT VERDICTS.
- Ifim Ibom Ibibio Traditional Stool

✔️ Ifim Ibom ancestral land must remain intact. We say no to Obolo State in Ifim Ibom ancestral land, Akwa Ibom State. We will defend the sanctity of our land
- Ibibio Ethnic Nationality

✔️ We don't want another State oo
- Eket & Esit Eket, Akwa Ibom State

✔️ The entire portion of land contiguous along the Atlantic Ocean, from the mouth of Qua Iboe River eastwards to Child’s Point make up the Stubbs Creek Forest belongs to Ekid heritage.
- Ekid People, Akwa Ibom State

✔️ We don't want Obolo State oo
- Eket & Esit-Eket, Akwa Ibom State

✔️ From the mouth of the Qua Iboe River to Child’s Point eastward belongs to Ekid people (Ibibio) and from the mouth of Qua Iboe River to Imo River westward belongs to Onna, Mkpat Enin and Ikot Abasi (Ibibio)
- Ibibio People’s Congress.

✊🏿

15/10/2026

🚨Give them an inch and they will take a mile... No inch of ibibio land will be given to the proposed Obolo State ❌

14/10/2026

Akwa Ibom United! One State One Map ✊

13/10/2026

Akparawa Promise Asikpo, Esq. ✍️

AKWA IBOM PUBLIC ADVISORY

HISTORY, JUSTICE, AND THE DEFENCE OF AKWA IBOM'S TERRITORIAL INTEGRITY

The speech delivered by the revered Akwa Ibom Elder Statesman, Rt. Hon. Chief Nduese Essien, the Attah of Eket, at the installation of the Oku Ibom Ibibio, His Eminence Ntenyin (Dr.) Solomon Etuk, CFR (Yak itong uwem asong Ntenyen ke nsinsi!), as the 4th Grand Patron of Mboho Mkparawa Ibibio in Uyo on 4 August 2025, was a principled, lucid, and historically grounded intervention.

His address serves as a timely reminder that a people who neglect their history imperil their future. By presenting historical facts with clarity and conviction, the Elder Statesman has once again awakened the consciousness of the Ibibio Nation and the people of Akwa Ibom State to their enduring duty of preserving their heritage, safeguarding their ancestral homeland, protecting their historic Atlantic coastline, maritime heritage, and territorial lands, and upholding justice through lawful and democratic means. History, law, and equity must never be subordinated to expediency, political convenience, or sectional interests.

The Akwa Ibom State Police Command Uyo is respectfully encouraged to take due cognisance of the historical perspectives articulated in the address and their implications for public order and security. Such understanding will strengthen community policing, enhance the management of public-order concerns, and reinforce the Command's constitutional mandate to preserve law and order, protect lives and property, maintain public confidence, and promote the peace and stability indispensable to sustainable socio-economic development.

The Akwa Ibom State Government is respectfully enjoined to continue implementing the Akwa Ibom State Map Establishment Law, 2023, with fairness, resolve, impartiality, and fidelity to the rule of law, while safeguarding the State's territorial integrity and lawful entitlements. In the discharge of this responsibility, the Government must serve all Akwa Ibom people across the thirty-one Local Government Areas with justice, equity, good faith, and unwavering commitment to the common good, placing the collective interest, unity, and heritage of the State above sectional, partisan, or political considerations.

The preservation of Akwa Ibom's historical identity, territorial integrity, and lawful rights is a collective responsibility resting upon government, traditional institutions, civil society, and the citizenry alike. The pursuit of justice, truth, peace, and lawful order remains the surest foundation for enduring unity, prosperity, and intergenerational progress.

May our commitment to unity, peace, justice, progress, and the lawful defence of our shared Akwa Ibom heritage remain steadfast and enduring for the benefit of present and future generations.

Yak ado ntoro!
Adue akpe!
Akwa Ibom isongo!

Akparawa Promise Asikpo, Esq.
(Legal Adviser, Police Community Relations Committee, Area A Command, Lagos: 2019 - 2023)
10 October 2026

Copied to:
1. Akwa Ibom State Police Command Uyo
2. Akwa Ibom State Government
3. His Eminence, Oku Ibom Ibibio - Supreme Traditional Ruler and Patriarch of the Ibibio Nation, and President General of the Akwa Ibom State Supreme Council of Traditional Rulers
(Through His Eminence's Emissary: Mkpisong Dr. Samuel Udonsak - Team Udonsak)

12/10/2026

Gov Umo Eno, PhD! Ayin Ibibio Tañg Sọn̄g Uyó ✊🏿🗣️🔊

12/10/2026

✅ No Map in History has made the Oro Nation a Littoral state... From the Mouth of the Qua Iboe River to Okposo 1 & 2 belongs to the Southern Ibibios of Ekid ✊🏿

- Mkpisong (Dr.) Samuel Udonsak, President General of the Ekid People’s Union and Emissary of the Oku Ibom Ibibio

No map, and I can repeat, no map in history has made the Oro nation a littoral state. No map, and the attempt today to grab the Ibom Seaport is to establish their fact that the Oro nation is a littoral state. It is not, it will not be, and it will not be in our generation. From the mouth of the Qua Iboe River to Okposo 1 and 2 belongs to the Ibibio; the Southern Ibibios of Ekid. We will own it, we will keep it, we will stop anybody from saying it is not our own 💪🏿

Other Littoral Quotes and Judgement(s)🎯🔨

✅ From Calabar River through Cross River to the Cross River Estuary before you get to the Atlantic Ocean is non-littoral
- Senator Godswill Akpabio, GCON, President of the Senate of Nigeria.

✅ Oron Nation shares seaward boundary with Cross River State on the River Cross. This follows that whatever befalls the non-littoral status of Cross River State is the inevitable fate of Oro Nation, to wit; non-littoral.
- Barrister Manfred Ekpe, (Barrister & Solicitor of the Supreme Court of Nigeria).

✅ Udonsak is right, only 7 LGAs in Akwa Ibom State withe direct ocean access are littoral: Esit-Eket, Eket, Ibeno, Onna, Mkpat Enin, Eastern Obolo and Ikot Abasi
- Professor Etie Ben Akpan, renowned Professor of Geology, the inimitable geologist and unsung Hero Of Oil Derivation Struggle who was the brain behind the report to RMAFC in 2000 which enabled Akwa Ibom to receive the highest oil derivation revenue from the Federation Account.

✅ From Imo River through the mouth of the Qua Iboe River to Okposo 1 and 2 is littoral
- Dr Samuel Udonsak, President General of the Ekid People's Union and Emissary of the Oku Ibom Ibibio.

✅ In Attorney-General, Cross River State v. Attorney-General, Akwa Ibom State (2012) LPELR-SC. The Supreme Court, applying Article 8 of the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea 1982 [UNCLOS] and Nigerian maritime jurisprudence, held that:
a. Littoral Status: A littoral State for revenue allocation purposes is one whose territory directly abuts the Atlantic Ocean.
b. Inland Waterways Excluded: A State connected to the sea only by estuaries, creeks, rivers, or lagoons is not littoral. On this basis the Court rejected Cross River State’s claim that it retained littoral status via the Cross River estuary.
- The Law 2012 Supreme Court Decision

✅ Littoral Communities as those communities directly abutting the Atlantic Ocean. And for the purpose of the host communities development trust, those littoral communities whose land territory lies directly from the low water mark of the ocean extending 500 meters inland.
- Section 318, Petroleum Industry Act 2021

07/10/2026

Yak Itóng Uwem Asóng Oku Ibom Ibibio! 💪🏿

Ibibio Isóngó oo! Iyaah
Ibibio Isóngó oo! Iyaah
Mbók ke ukpono Oku Ibom Ibibio! 👑
Ettenyin affid
The Patriarch of the Ibibios
And my Father! 💖

Let me specially salute our Patriarch, the Oku Ibom Ibibio, Dr. Solomon Etuk, CFR for his courage and leadership to drive the Ibibio vision.
Many of us may not know the personal sacrifices he has made, and is making.
For us, who have worked very closely with him, we can only pray that the good Lord keep him alive and strengthen him! ✊

Yak Itóng Uwem Asóng Oku Ibom Ibibio! 💪🏿

- Mkpisong (Dr.) Samuel Udonsak, President General of the Ekid People’s Union and Emissary of the Oku Ibom Ibibio.

05/10/2026

"The 1918 Judgement and Down Below Judgement gave the Atlantic Shoreline all to the Ibibios. The only part, apart, is the one that our great grand fathers officially and voluntarily gave to the settlers"

- Mkpisong (Dr.) Samuel Udonsak, President General of the Ekid People’s Union and Emissary of the Oku Ibom Ibibio

THE 1918 JUDGEMENT 📌
The 1918 Privy Council Judgement (NLR Vol. 3): the Privy Council (the apex court of the British Empire) held with finality that the coastal land mass lying between the Mouth of the Qua Iboe River to Child’s Point (Okposo) on the Cross River belongs exclusively to the Ekid people (Southern Ibibio). This territory is the ancestral LITTORAL traditionally known as Okoiyak (the Stubb’s Creek Forest).
Indeed between 1914-1918 the Supreme Court siting in Calabar, the West African Court of Appeal (WACA) and the Privy Council in London had decided that the entire coastal Area from the creek known as Stubbs Creek and the sea extending from the mouth of Qua Iboe River Eastward along the sea shore to Child's Point (Okposo) belongs to the Ekets, to wit: Esit Eket and Eket Local Government Areas.

THE DOWN BELOW JUDGEMENT 📌
The "Down Below" Judgment (typically cited under consolidated cases Suit No. C/21/1941 and C/8/1943) is a famous colonial-era legal ruling in Nigeria. It settled a long-standing land, boundary, and coastline dispute between the Ibibio people and the Andoni (Eastern Obolo) people. The Eastern Obolo (referred to as the Andonis in the case) laid claim to the coastal land stretching from the Imo River eastward to the Qua Iboe River. The colonial court ruled in favor of the Southern Ibibio people, declaring that the LITTORAL land often referred to as "Down Below" or "Ikot Inyang" belonged to the Ibibios.The court determined that the Obolo communities settling in these specific coastal areas did so as customary tenants rather than absolute owners, a status that historically required the payment of annual tributes to Ibibio chiefs.
Therefore, ” In 1941, in the celebrated Down Bellow case, at the West African Court of Appeal (WACA) (C/8/1943) gave all the land, left bank of Imo River as far down to Opobo River to Qua Iboe River to Ibibios; which today are the people of Ete.

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