By: Emmanuel Unah.
Northern Cross River Front has felicitated with the governor of Cross River State, His Excellency Senator Prince Bassey Otu, and His Deputy, His Excellency Rt Hon. Peter Odey on their victory at the Cross River Governorship Election Petitions Tribunal.
In a message signed by Hroup’s Chairman, Ntufam Professor Zana Akpagu and its Secretary, High Chief Henry Onwe, the Northern Cross River Front said the victory of the governor is a confirmation and reaffirmation of the overwhelming mandate freely given by the good people of Cross River State to the two leaders.
The release reads in part; “Sir, we heartily congratulate you and your deputy on your overwhelming victory at the polls, your successful inauguration into office, and the very impressive scorecard of their Excellencies’ first 100 days in office.
The 10-man Group which is an assemblage of seasoned politicians with a huge followership insisted that Governor Otu’s tribunal victory is a vindication of the rotation principles adopted by Cross Riverians which has guaranteed justice, equity, fairness, and harmonious coexistence in the state.
The statement further reminded the governor of the ground swell of support and goodwill he enjoys stating that; “You are passionately loved and fondly referred to as Sweet Prince by the people of the state beginning from the hills of Obanliku to the swamps of Bakassi.
The group believes that the judgment will allow Cross Riverians to continue enjoying the season of sweetness as characterized by the quick delivery of the dividends of democracy in the state. They also call on the opposition to sheath their sword and join hands with the government for the rapid development of the state.
The Group stated that the good works started by the governor in the first 100 days in office speak volumes and heavens bear testament to the work he is set to do and as such no one should frustrate the plan of God for our dear state.
“This is what the people of the state have been yearning for and their prayers brought you to the office and nobody should attempt to stop Cross Riverians from enjoying the moment of good governance,” said the Front.
