Leo Umana, the Executive Director of the Akwa Ibom State Internal Revenue Service (AKIRS), has publicly praised his wife, crediting her use of submission and silence for transforming him. In a heartfelt Facebook post on Monday, July 20, 2026, Umana expressed deep admiration and gratitude for his wife's influence on his life.
Submission and Silence as Tools for Change
Umana wrote, “This woman has used submission and silence to change me! She is a model and a mother. Just proud of and love the woman that married me with nothing then.” The post reflects his appreciation for the quiet strength and supportive role his wife has played in their marriage.
Personal Tribute Amid Public Role
The director, who oversees revenue generation for the state, took to social media to share this personal tribute, highlighting the importance of his wife's character in shaping his life. He emphasized that she married him when he had nothing, underscoring her loyalty and commitment.
Umana's post has garnered attention for its candid acknowledgment of the power of submission and silence in a marital relationship, a topic that often sparks debate. According to the post, his wife's approach has been instrumental in his personal growth and development.
