4
Inherited problems
3
Fixed
1
Partial progress
Fixed
Partial progress
Fixed
The problem
The administration inherited an outstanding commercial-bank loan from the Udom Emmanuel administration, comprising ₦34.533 billion in principal and ₦5.298 billion in accrued interest as of May 2023.
What was done
Governor Eno's administration fully cleared the ₦39.831 billion debt by November 2025 without taking on new loans, according to the governor.
Partial
The problem
The incoming administration identified 87 abandoned or uncompleted capital projects left behind by the previous government.
What was done
The state government reports spending ₦51.96 billion absorbing and progressing these inherited abandoned projects, according to a state commissioner; independently verified completion figures were not identified for this entry.
Fixed
The problem
The administration inherited a substantial backlog of unpaid pension and gratuity obligations to retired civil servants.
What was done
The Eno administration paid ₦81.06 billion in pensions and gratuities within its first three years, exceeding the total disbursed during the entire final four-year term of the predecessor administration.
Fixed
The problem
Despite Akwa Ibom's oil-derivation revenue, its own-source revenue base stood at only ₦43.18 billion in 2023, leaving the state heavily reliant on volatile federal allocations.
What was done
IGR grew to ₦75.7 billion in 2024 following Treasury Single Account reforms, and total state revenue across 32 months reportedly surpassed the previous administration's entire eight-year earnings.