Destiny is not tied to one's  background, it is tied to the magnitude of one's vision and the strength of their heart.

By: Ajogbor Williams 

Senator Eteng Jonah Williams is not celebrated merely because he holds a political title; he is celebrated because he embodies the values that humanity longs for compassion, resilience, generosity, and visionary leadership. In an age where leaders often seek only to be served, he chose the nobler path: to serve. His hands have built bridges across communities, his mind has crafted opportunities where there was once despair, and his heart has carried burdens that many leaders ignored.
 
In Houston, Texas, USA a land thousands of miles from his homeland Nigeria, Eteng's  name is spoken with reverence. His contribution to global needs — from fostering economic partnerships to championing social empowerment, earning him a place among the world's most respected personalities. 


He reminds us that greatness is not confined to one’s backyard. True greatness is a river that waters lands near and far, nourishing dreams, uplifting hopes, and inspiring generations.
 
At home, he remains deeply loved. Across Nigeria, from the humble streets of Aduma in Mkpani in Yakurr to the grand avenues of the entire Cross River State and Abuja, people speak of "E. J Williams" with fondness and pride. He is not just a son of the soil; he is a father to many dreams, a bridge to countless possibilities. His life tells every young boy and girl sitting in obscurity today that their destiny is not tied to their background — it is tied to the magnitude of their vision and the strength of their heart.

Beyond the politics, beyond the titles, beyond the accolades, Senator Eteng Jonah represents a rare kind of leadership the world hungers for — leadership that listens, that lifts, and that loves.
 
As we see him celebrated on foreign soil, we are reminded that when one man chooses to live for more than himself, the world  no matter how big  always makes room to honor him.
 
Today, we, the sons and daughters of Cross Central in Cross River State, stand tall, beat our chests, and say: "We are proud of you, Doyen of Cross River Central Politics, your journey teaches us to dream beyond borders, to serve with open arms, and to live so that even in places we've never stepped, our names will shine as beacons of hope.

History will not forget you,  Neither will the future.
With you, the future shines brighter and promised.

A tree set on a hill can never be hidden.
Together we Preach back to South, in one Voice we Echo 2027: Senate back to Yakurr 11

We will continue to trade through the path
Of Equity, Fairness and Justice.

Continuity 2027.

✍️ Ajogbor Williams