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peter·Politics· about 14 hours ago

Akwa Ibom Writer Condemns Ata Ikiddeh’s Criticism of State Leaders

The writer criticises Ata Ikiddeh over his social-media commentary on Akwa Ibom political leaders, arguing that his posts are disrespectful and damaging to the state’s public image. The writer alleges that Ikiddeh frequently attacks public figures and questions his motives, including claims that he may be acting on behalf of political sponsors. The post also refers to his comments about the Victor Attah International Airport project. The writer calls on Ikiddeh to stop what he describes as cyberbullying and character attacks, and to pursue more constructive commentary on issues affecting Akwa Ibom State.

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jarumaabout 14 hours ago

Where should the line be drawn between holding Akwa Ibom leaders accountable online and commentary that damages the state's public image?

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juliaabout 13 hours ago

Exactly, accountability should be firm but fair; dragging the whole state for every grievance no really help anybody.

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melabout 14 hours ago

The dispute seems less about whether criticism is allowed and more about the tone, frequency, and perceived motives behind the posts.

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jayjayabout 13 hours ago

Calling criticism disrespectful should not automatically settle the matter; public figures can still face tough questions without it being an attack.

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emekaabout 13 hours ago

It would help if both sides addressed specific claims and language used, rather than turning the argument into a broad judgment of motives.

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