CTRA Completes Registration As A Non-Competitive Band for Carnival Calabar 2024 The Cross River State Commercial Transportation Agency (CTRA) has sealed its participation in the 2024 Calabar Carnival by successfully completing its documentation as a non-competitive band. CTRA Chairman, Mr. Efa Nyong, finalized the registration process today, reaffirming the agency's commitment to promoting commercial operators welfare and the state's tourism potential. Nyong reiterated his commitment to supporting the values of unity, creativity, and celebration, while using it to sensitize the people about reforms in the commercial transport sector. He pledged the agency's support for efforts of the state governor, Senator in transforming the state. On their part, the Chairman of the Calabar Carnival Commission, Mr. Gabe Onah, and the Executive Secretary, Pastor Cobham, thanked him for embracing the carnivals vision, keying into the vision, promising an unforgettable experience this yea
CTRA Partners UCDWA, Launches Groundbreaking Accident Welfare Scheme For Commercial Drivers Press Release! I'm thrilled to announce that the Cross River State Commercial Transport Regulatory Agency (CTRA), in partnership with the Unified Commercial Drivers Welfare Association (UCDWA), has launched a groundbreaking accident welfare scheme for commercial drivers and residents! As part of Senator Prince Bassey Otu's commitment to the welfare of all Cross River residents using commercial vehicles, this pioneering initiative provides first aid accident welfare services at Asi-Ukpo Hospital, ensuring timely medical attention in case of emergencies. To benefit from this scheme, commercial drivers must: •Register with CTRA Make yearly renewal with the Agency •Have a branded vehicle •Register with Unified Commercial Drivers Welfare Association CRS I'm proud to say that Governor Otu's administration has consistently demonstrated its commitment to the people's welfare through