SSA To The Governor Of Cross River State Calls For Government Intervention On The Deplorable State's Of The Bridges Linking Obudu Communities In Cross River State.

 

The Senior Special Assistant to the Governor of Cross River State on Technical, Comr. Ochui Francis has appealed to the Government of Cross River State to liberate the people of Amukwong,Okiwu,bewhe communities all in Obudu from the retard in their movement that is caused by the dilapidated bridge linking the Ukordem, Bewhe and Ngborku Community through utugwang all in Obudu local Government Area.

Comr. Ochui Francis who has been solicitous to his people , through youths and women empowerments and sharing of food and cosmetic items to his people, was addressed by the elders of the community on his visit to them over the week, who thanked him for his charitable fellowship with them and expressed how they claim it as God's beatitude on the people of Obudu for giving them a son in the person of Comr. Ochui Francis.

The people further appealed to Comr. Ochui Francis to exsert their cries to the Government of the state to reconstruct the dilapidated bridges that are linking their communities but have now become impassable and dead traps for commuters.

Responding to the Elders and people of the affected communities, Comr. Ochui Francis thanked the people for their patience and promised to relate their appeals to the Government of the state, as his Excellency, sen.prof. Ben Ayade in his humane personality is a man with rapid response to the pains of Cross Riverians and will be displeased to hear that the people of Obudu, where he comes from are undergoing such pains in his administration where he is committed to transform the lives of Cross Riverians.

The SSA, Comr. Ochui Francis assured the people of his support whenever he is needed and called upon to render his services to his community and admonished them to support the Senator Ben Ayade's policies as the Government of their son Senator(prof) Ben Ayade has transformed and made Cross Riverians proud which is an applause to the Obudu People.