The commissioner parried all shots thrown at him, intercepted all crosses and saved a penalty during the shoot-out to the delight of fans which included Governor David Umahi.
Fans who thronged the Pa Ngele Oruta stadium Abakaliki under floodlights were awed by Akpu-Enika's reflexes and general command of his goalkeeping area, wondering if he was still into active football.
The commissioner said after the encounter that he was formerly an active goalkeeper and still trains in that department despite the schedules of the office.
"I love goalkeeping, still adore active goalkeepers and formed my goalkeeping model after the legendary Dino Zoff of Italy.
"I am happy to have secured victory for the EXCO team and that was a fitting send-forth to an administration that revolutionised sports and other sectors of the state.
Governor Umahi in his remarks, commended participants in the series of valedictory matches for displaying great football artistry and entertaining the fans.
"Jesus Christ after working, sought a lonely place to relax with his disciples.
"It is then proper that we should abandon our problems and find time to laugh and talk,".
He described the series of matches as the best he had ever witnessed from his days as the chairman of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in the state.
The governor jokingly told the EXCO team that by winning the House of Assembly team, they had excluded themselves from the next administration.
"You could have wisely allowed the match as a draw, to show loyalty to the governor-elect who is the speaker of the House of Assembly.
"The Association of Local Government Areas of Nigeria (ALGON) team was wise to lose to the judiciary because it has the power of life and death," he said jokingly.
The other matches saw the judiciary team beating ALGON 3-1 on penalties while the match between the governor's wife team A and B, ended goalless.
