By Jeremiah Archibong
Voting is presently ongoing in the Cross River State Peoples Democratic Party governorship primary at the U.J. Esuene Stadium in Calabar.
Delegates from the three senatorial districts had earlier done their accreditation in three different locations in Calabar.
Journalists were however barred from taking photos or videoing proceedings at the event which has seen more aspirants stepping down for Senator Ben Ayade, the clear favorite of the state governor to clinch the ticket.
Fidelis Ugbo, Larry Odey and Mike Aniah also stepped down this evening to throw their support behind Senator Ayade.
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3 commentsOn Journalists Barred From Covering Cross River PDP Governorship Primary
Please let us be certain about what we write.
well am a journalist and me and other journalist
s including CrossRiverwatch reporter Jerry were all inside. So which journalist was barred?
Why am I not surprised? Journalists present at an event that cannot stand the flash light of transparency? You must be kidding me!