The Cross River State Commissioner for Wealth Creation and Employment, Hon. Patrick Egbede, has expressed sympathy to victims and businesses affected by the fire incident at SPAR Mall in Calabar. The fire, which caused concern among residents, customers, workers and business operators, has raised fresh concerns about the safety and protection of investments within the state. Reacting to the incident, Commissioner Egbede extended his sympathy to those who suffered losses and expressed concern over the impact of the incident on affected businesses, workers and investors. The Commissioner also reassured investors that the Cross River State Government remains committed to creating an environment where businesses can operate, grow and contribute to employment and economic development. He emphasized the importance of supporting affected businesses and maintaining investor confidence in Cross River State, particularly at a time when the state is working to expand opportunities for...
In a political climate where visibility and performance often go unnoticed, Hon. Emmanuel Idi Yakubu, the Vice Chairman of Ogoja Local Government Area, is fast becoming a household name for all the right reasons. His name is currently trending across social media platforms, particularly on Facebook, as admirers and residents shower him with praises for what many describe as an “impressive and people-centered leadership style.”
Screenshots of posts by community members have gone viral, reflecting a wave of appreciation for his simplicity, humility, and deep engagement with the people of Ogoja. One such post by a Renowned Son of Ogoja Mr Terem Igbodor reads:
> “Very outstanding. Very visible. Very effective. Very humble.
It’s not your birthday but I chose today to celebrate you.
You are a proof that we the younger ones can and will always deliver.
Weldone Emmanuel Idi Yakubu, Vice Chairman, Ogoja LGA.”
Another vibrant youth, Bernard Anor Uyoma, hailed him as the “first visibly heard and best performing Vice Chairman of Ogoja LGA,” referring to him as the kind of political figure the next generation can look up to.
Beyond the online accolades, Hon. Yakubu’s street-level presence has not gone unnoticed. Locals report seeing him regularly patronize businesses and walk around the town with an approachable demeanor, often without fanfare.
“His presence is not about showing power, but investing in potential”. He builds relationships, not walls.
As the conversations around effective local governance continue, Hon. Emmanuel Idi Yakubu’s name stands tall among those redefining leadership through action, humility, and a deep connection to their people.
Stay tuned with Ogoja Breaking News Blog for more grassroots political updates and inspiring stories from the heart of Cross River State.
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