Governor Umo Eno Reacts To Trending Video Of His Daughter Making Serious Allegations Against Him

Following the death of her mother, former First Lady of the state Patience Umo, on September 26, 2024, his daughter Jane Eddidiong Ufot, made accusations against him in a rediscovered video.

Governor Umo Eno of Akwa Ibom State has responded to the Videos of Jane making the accusation which circulated on social media earlier last week.

The governor was accused by Jane of trying to use her as a sacrifice. Because she doesn’t want to be like her mother, Jane stated in the video that the governor should be held accountable if something were to happen to her.

In the first video, Jane said: “My name is Jane Eddidiong Ufot, SSA to the Governor on Health, Safety and Environment. Daddy, I’m sending this post to you alone. Please, let’s talk before this destroys everything. I am not a sacrifice. Mummy was—I’m not. I give you a few minutes. If you don’t act, I’ll post this everywhere.”

In another video, she is seen speaking to her daughter, prompting her to repeat: “Tell Grandpa, ‘Do you want them to kill us? Do you want us to d!e like my baby brother d!ed? If I d!e today, or if my daughter d!es—Agimini—if we d!e because God is exposing the truth, so be it. But my blood will not go scot free. Please share this thing—I’m more interested in my life.”

Speaking to newsmen on Saturday, May 31, Gov Eno confirmed that the video was recorded last year, shortly after his wife’s passing, and described its resurgence as a ploy by political detractors.

“We’re in political times, so you expect more of this. My family is intact, you can see everyone here. The video in question was recorded shortly after my wife passed away last year. So why is it resurfacing now, just as we’re marking our second anniversary and celebrating our achievements? It only confirms there are detractors.”

Jane is right here, with her husband. We have a good family. The children were under pressure. Losing a loved one is traumatic, especially for them. I appeal to the public, please stop bringing back sad memories. I’ve lost my wife already. May her perfect soul rest in peace.

I remain focused and committed to serving the people of Akwa Ibom. I wouldn’t wish what happened to me on anyone. If those sharing this video wish the same for themselves, I wish them luck. But I believe even in politics, families should be off-limits. I assure you, my family is intact—we are fine.”

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