Skip to main content

Ogoja Legislature Endorses Governor Bassey Otu and Deputy Governor Peter Odey for Second Term

Image
By
The Ogoja Legislative Council in a sitting held on the 26th of May, 2025 at Ogoja Legislative chambers unanimously endorsed His Excellency, Apostle Senator Prince Bassey Otu, and his Deputy, Rt. Hon. Peter Odey (Ph.D), for a second term in office. The motion was moved by Hon. Sunny Achang, Councilor representing Mbube East Ward 1/Deputy Leader of the House, and seconded by Hon. Felix Ewan, Majority Leader and Councilor representing Ekajuk Ward 1. Both lawmakers praised the Governor’s achievements in infrastructure, youth empowerment, and inclusive governance, affirming that a second term in 2027 would deepen ongoing development efforts. This endorsement reflects the strong support for the Otu-Odey leadership across Ogoja and the Northern Senatorial District.

Comments

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

Cross River State Councillors Clarify: Our December 3rd Meeting Is NOT a Protest.

By
In response to circulating rumors across social media, the Cross River State Councillor’s Forum has issued an important clarification regarding their upcoming general meeting scheduled for Wednesday, December 3rd, in Ikom. According to the Forum, claims that the gathering is a protest or an attempt to challenge the State Government are entirely false. Instead, councillors describe the meeting as a long-awaited assembly centered on unity, welfare, and constructive dialogue. A Meeting Focused on Unity and Welfare Speaking on behalf of the Forum, Hon. Sunny Achang, Secretary of the Cross River State Councillor's Forum, emphasized that the meeting is simply a platform for councillors to finally come together since their inauguration. For the first time, all 196 councillors from across Cross River State will sit in the same room to discuss legislative challenges, share development ideas, and deliberate on issues affecting their families and work. Another key agenda point is welfare. Man...
Post a Comment
Read more