THE DIARYGAME: (16-02-2026) PRAYER, FASTING KEY TO INSTITUTIONAL RESILIENCE— AGRIC COMMISSIONER
According to Dr Offor, aligning corporate goals with faith fosters balance and clarity in decision-making. She praised AKICORP's commitment to seeking divine guidance in its operations and encouraged staff to maintain the culture of goodwill, unity,and purposeful service to the state. "Prayer and fasting are not just individual acts; they are corporate necessities that drive success and stability in our institutions," she said.
The Commissioner highlighted the challenges facing public institutions, including pressure to deliver results and the need for unity among staff. She noted that prayer and fasting help to build resilience and foster a sense of purpose among employees.
When we prioritize spiritual growth, we create a more productive and harmonious work environment," she added.
Earlier, the Managing Director and Chief Executive Officer of AKICORP, Mr Imo-Abasi Jacob, announced the nomination of Mr Mfon Okon Essien for an award recognizing his consistent neatness and corporate dressing. He said the nomination would remain valid if the standard is maintained until the scheduled award presentation.Mr Jacob expressed optimism about AKICORP's trajectory, describing the Corporation as a family united in progress.
He added that the management remains confident that the Organisation's prayers for growth and stability have been answered. "We are seeing the fruits of our labor, and we are grateful to God for His guidance and provision," he said. Mr Jacob commended the leadership of the office fellowship for their consistency and drive to sustain the Corporation's spiritual momentum.
The Assistant Chief Information and Public Relations Officer, Mrs Elizabeth Johnny, delivered an exhortation, drawing her message from Numbers 13:16-33, 14:6-9. She urged staff to cultivate positive vision and faith, encouraging them to remain humble, focused, and prayerful in their duties. "As we seek to make a difference in our state, we must trust in God's guidance and provision," she said.
The prayer session featured prayers for AKICORP, its staff, the Governor, Akwa Ibom State, and Nigeria. The Senior Special Assistant to the Governor on Agribusiness, Pastor Godwin Ukwat, took the benediction, praying for God's continued guidance and blessing on the Corporation.
The event highlighted the importance of integrating faith and work in public institutions. By prioritizing prayer and fasting, AKICORP is setting an example for other organizations to follow. The Corporation's commitment to spiritual growth is expected to yield positive results in its operations and contribute to the development of Akwa Ibom State.
AKICORP's monthly prayer sessions have become a vital part of its corporate culture, fostering a sense of community and shared purpose among staff. The Corporation's leadership believes that seeking God's guidance is essential to achieving its goals and making a positive impact on the state.
As AKICORP continues to grow and expand its operations, it remains committed to its core values of integrity, excellence, and service. The Corporation's focus on prayer and fasting is a testament to its commitment to these values and its desire to make a lasting difference in the lives of the people of Akwa Ibom State.
The event was attended by staff of AKICORP and other guests, who came to show their support for the Corporation's mission and vision. The atmosphere was one of joy and celebration, as participants prayed for God's continued guidance and blessing on the organization.
In his closing remarks, Mr Imo-Abasi Jacob thanked everyone for their presence and support, encouraging them to continue praying for AKICORP's success. He also urged staff to remain focused and committed to their duties, assuring them that their efforts would be rewarded.
The prayer session ended with a sense of hope and optimism, as participants looked forward to the future and the opportunities it holds. AKICORP remains committed to its mission of driving economic growth and development in Akwa Ibom State, and its focus on prayer and fasting is a key part of its strategy for success