His Excellency, Senator Prince Bassey Otu, Governor of Cross River State, Nigeria Your Excellency, I hope this letter finds you in good health and high spirits. I am writing to you as a concerned citizen and representative of the Cross River Movement, an organization dedicated to improving the quality of governance and promoting sustainable development
Dear Governor Otu, My name is Aribiah David Attoe. Congratulations on your recent victory and assumption of office as Cross River State Governor. I will not bore you with sycophantic rants – whether your assumption of office is well-deserved would largely depend on what you do for Cross River State in the coming years. I
Listen To The Open Letter GOVERNOR BEN AYADE SENATOR BASSEY OTU IS A RISKY CHOICE FOR THE APC Your Excellency not many high-ranking politicians have had a smoother political career than yourself. In 2011, you ran for a seat in the Nigerian Senate and emerged victorious at the first attempt, and in 2015, you demonstrated
Listen To The Article Dear Ukandi, I choose to write to you via this medium, which in recent times has become more effective than other forms of communication. I recall exactly 2,503 days ago on the 29th day of May 2015 when you took to the podium at the now comatose Calabar International Convention Center
By CrossRiverWatch Admin MAY 14, 2018 HIS EXCELLENCY SENATOR (PROF.) BEN AYADE, ESQ. THE EXECUTIVE GOVERNOR CROSS RIVER STATE Your Excellency, OPEN LETTER TO THE EXECUTIVE GOVERNOR OF CROSS RIVER STATE ON THE DECLINING STATE OF LAND TRANSACTIONS AND MYSTIFICATION OF GOVERNOR’S CONSENT. Your Excellency, I am a Practicing and Tax Compliant Lawyer in Cross
Being an open letter to the Vice President of the Federal Republic of Nigeria, Professor Yemi Osibanjo. Dear Mr. Vice President, I commend the good work of your administration since assumption of office. Your passion to revive our economy is without a doubt especially with your various initiatives like the N-Power, SME and Enterprise development
Being An Open Letter To The President Of The Senate Of The Federal Republic Of Nigeria Your Excellency, In what can only be described as a most perplexing trend, it seems to have become quite fashionable of late for all manner of persons to have become desperately fixated on the issue of tenure of the