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Home » Politics » Governor Otu appoints 25 Community Relations Officers

Governor Otu appoints 25 Community Relations Officers

March 7, 2024
in Politics
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By Frank Ulom

Cross River State Governor, Sen. Bassey Otu has appointed 25 people as Community Relations Officers (CROs).

Their appointment was contained in a press release signed by Mr Emmanuel Ogbeche, Chief Press Secretary to the Governor on Wednesday, 6 March 2024, with reference: Our Ref: GO/PRESS/013/VOL. IV/44.

According to the release, the 25 persons were drawn from the 25 State Constituencies.

“The Governor charges the new appointees to be worthy ambassadors within their communities and bring their wealth of experience to bear in service to the State,” the statement by Ogeche read in part.

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Full list of 25 Community Relations Officers (CROs) in Cross River

1. Akpabuyo – Chris Effiom

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2. Akamkpa I – Dr Michael Obum Etan

3. Akamkpa II – Raphael Innougha

4. Abi – Enyievi Bassey

5. Biase – Bessie Enun

6. Bakassi – Mr Archibong Esemin Iso

7. Boki – Hon. Ogre Gabriel Ogre

8. Boki Il – Omang Anthony Oyong

9. Bekwarra – Patrick Oko Odey

10. Calabar South I – Bassey Edem Effiwatt

11. Calabar South II – Nathaniel Ikpeme

12. Calabar Municipality – Chief Stanley Effiom

13. Etung – Ojong Victoria Njar

14. Ikom I – Mbeh Awunasere Etta

15. Ikom II – Abeng Nneji

16. Obanliku – Chief Linus Afen

17. Obubra I – Louis Okim

18. Obubra I – Franklin Ekpor

19. Obudu – Orim Godwin Unimke

20. Odukpani – Barr. Eyet Ndem Eyibio

21. Ogoja – Epass Mgbado

22. Yakurr I – Lebengha Ofem Okoi

23. Yakurr Il – Mr Ibor Martins Mbang

24. Yala I – Sunday Ojihor

25. Yala II – Jacob Onawo

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