AGN CROSS RIVER STATE CHAPTER ELECTS NEW EXCO

The Actors Guild of Nigeria, Cross River State Chapter elects new exco. The election which took place today 7th July 2018 at Etava Hotel Calabar was well attended by members including the National Vice President Comr. Mens Ikpeme, SA to the National President on Monitoring and South South Zone Comr. Pam Silver Sikpo representing the National Exco, Last prophet, CEO Coneri Magazine and others.
The following persons emerged members of the new exco

 

Comr. Moses Ekpedeme
       Secretary

Comr. Queen Zoey Ansa
         Vice Chairman

Comr. Starro Eno
PRO

John Udang
Financial Secretary

Comr. Ekpo Daniel
Director of Guild Services

Comr Effiowan Ekpenyong
Chief Whip

Comr. Arikpo Williams
Treasurer

Pst. Raymond Ngboma
Assistant Secretary

Comr. Jo Esse

Chairman 

The AGNEC Chairman charged the new Exco to consolidate the peace and Unity campaign of the national to ensure the progress of the guild.
In a congratulatory message the former Vice Chairman of the Guild and Ex Councillor Hon. Sunday Owoche thanked all those who contributed to making the dream of re-branding AGN in the state a reality  and charged the new Exco to live up to expectations of members.
In a separate statement, Popular Presenter and Comedian recalled how the tusle in the state had deteriorated the guild before the Iya Orok and Co. Rescue team came on board .He added that the guild will hold them responsible if they fail in their efforts to incorporate other members especially the aggrived.



Similarly the Exco members of Cross River Central Satalite Chapter were also introduced.
Check the complete names below:
Peter Green - Coordinator
Eriacy Confidence - Secretary
Mrs. Abigail Victor - Asst. Secretary
Osita Orjiekwe - Fin.Secretary
Ikobi  Akwo -   Treasurer
Victor Egbe -  DGS
Curtis Bambam - PRO
Obi Justice - Chief Whip

Thirty minutes before the election one Miss Monica Udofia, former Factional Chairperson of the guild arrived with some police officers to interrupt the election but was rather dissapointed when the Inspector General of Police put a call  across to the police commissioner in the state with the instructions to ensure the elections hold.
She left back in frustration while the elections continued.