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 the wake of recent developments in Ogoja, many have expressed mixed feelings regarding the visible handshake and public appearances between the Executive Chairman, Hon. Chris Agbeh, and his Vice, Hon. Emmanuel Idi Yakubu. Some see it as a bold step towards unity, others remain cautious, calling for concrete actions and formal resolutions.
It is important to remind ourselves that reconciliation is not always a one-day event. It is a journey that often begins with symbolic gestures—handshakes, meetings, and open dialogues—before it is sealed with official statements and sustainable agreements.
While it is understandable that citizens and party faithful desire detailed updates and final resolutions, we must also recognize the wisdom in allowing internal party mechanisms and leadership dialogues to take their full course. Sometimes, the first signs of peace are informal but meaningful.
As observers, our role is not to fuel division but to:
Encourage continuous dialogue.
Demand openness and fairness.
Promote peace as the ultimate goal.
Let’s remember: true leadership is built not only on resolving conflicts but also on how we handle disagreements.
Ogoja is bigger than individual interests.
Peace no get duplicate. ✌️
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