posted by Som Offor.
The Cross River State governor, Ben
Ayade, has maintained that his administration is poised to protect the
interests of the masses.
The governor who stated this during a press briefing with media men
in Calabar on Yesterday, August 20, stressed that he is set to send an
executive bill to the state House of Assembly to exempt low income
earners in the state from taxation.
Cross River state governor, Ben Ayade
Ayade also said his government is set to issue appointment letters to
one thousand applicants engaged within his 100 days in office.
“Basically, I hope you are going to see the vibrancy of the new government which would come with such energy that will certainly bring a change in the economy.“We are compelled to do so because my own government is for the poor. That is my heritage, and I have never hidden it. I am not shy about it. The anthropology of an average African man is to provide a shoulder for his brother to lean on,” he said.
He also explained the economic benefits of the state’s proposed garment factory which he claimed will create one thousand jobs to mark his 100 days in office.
Meanwhile, some prominent members of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in Cross River state will be defecting to the All Progressives Congress (APC).“Basically, I hope you are going to see the vibrancy of the new government which would come with such energy that will certainly bring a change in the economy.“We are compelled to do so because my own government is for the poor. That is my heritage, and I have never hidden it. I am not shy about it. The anthropology of an average African man is to provide a shoulder for his brother to lean on,” he said.
He also explained the economic benefits of the state’s proposed garment factory which he claimed will create one thousand jobs to mark his 100 days in office.
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