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Home » News » Orientation for Remaining 505 Newly Recruited Cross River Public Servants to commence Soon

Orientation for Remaining 505 Newly Recruited Cross River Public Servants to commence Soon

January 20, 2026
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IMG 2140 Orientation for Remaining 505 Newly Recruited Cross River Public Servants to commence Soon

By Anietie Akpan

Orientation training for the remaining 505 newly recruited public servants in Cross River State will soon commence.

The Chairman, State Civil Service Commission, Sir Maurice Effiwatt, in a statement dated January 19, said the orientation training for the remaining 505 newly recruited public servants is a conclusion of the ongoing operation training programme.

He said, “to conclude the ongoing recruitment of eligible persons into the Cross River State Public Service, the Cross River State Ministry of Establishment, Pensions and Training, in conjunction with the Cross River State Civil Service Commission, is undertaking a two day orientation training for all the newly recruited personnel, in four batches of 500 persons per batch”.

Accordingly , he stated that the list of names for the 4th and final batch of 505 persons drawn from the various cadres and across the 18 Local Government Areas (LGAs) of the State, have been released for public information.

Effiwat said, “the dates and venue of the training shall be supplied by the Cross River State Ministry of Establishment, Pensions and Trainings, within this week”.

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