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...
MBUBE EAST WARD 1 COUNCILOR AND DEPUTY LEADER OF THE HOUSE MARKS 100 DAYS IN OFFICE WITH REMARKABLE ACHIEVEMENTS
The Councilor representing Mbube East Ward 1 and Deputy Leader of the Legislative House of Ogoja Local Government has marked a significant milestone, celebrating 100 days in office with notable legislative achievements aimed at improving the welfare of the people of Ogoja. Within this short period, the Councilor has demonstrated a strong commitment to addressing key issues affecting the community by sponsoring and co-sponsoring motions that promote security, safety, health, and infrastructure development. As part of his legislative efforts, he sponsored: 1. A Motion Calling on Ogoja Local Government to Stop the Operation of Cybercrime (Yahoo) in Ogoja – A decisive step towards curbing internet fraud and restoring moral values among the youth. 2. A Motion for the Provision of Fire Fighting Equipment in Ogoja – A crucial move to enhance emergency response and prevent fire-related disasters in the region. In addition, he co-sponsored the following motions: 1. Urgent Interventi...