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Home » Politics » Governor Otu signs 4 new bills into law

Governor Otu signs 4 new bills into law

August 18, 2025
in Politics
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Governor Otu signs 4 new bills into law - Cross River State Electricity Law, Cross River State Roads Fund Law 2025, Cross River State Counterpart Funds (Amendment), Cross River State Supplementary Appropriation Bill 2025

By Nsan Neji

CALABAR (CONVERSEER) – The Governor of Cross River State, Bassey Otu, has signed four new bills into law.

The bills, signed last week, add to the numerous bills recently signed by the Governor.

Below is the breakdown of the four bills:

1. Cross River State Supplementary Appropriation Bill 2025

This bill injects an additional ₦104 billion into the state budget to fast-track major projects.

2. Cross River State Counterpart Funds (Amendment)

This law ensures the state can coordinate and account for these funds effectively. It empowers the Ministry of International Donor Coordination to supervise money from external donors and development partners, aligns interest rates with industry best practice, and streamlines how to manage counterpart contributions.

3. Cross River State Roads Fund Law 2025

This law creates a steady funding mechanism to complete rural roads, improving access to farms and markets.

4. Cross River State Electricity Law

Previously, only the Federal Government could generate and distribute electricity. But after the 2024 constitutional amendment of the 1999 constitution, states now have that power too. This law gives Cross River State the legal framework for both public and private sectors to generate and distribute electricity locally. It also corroborates the Cross River State Government’s efforts to acquire power plants and attract investors into our energy sector.

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