Details of CRS Central political summit committee with 3 Commissioners emerged

By, Prince Atibile Williams.

After painstakingly listening to organizers of Central Cross River State Political Summit led by Comr. Ejeh Peter to his office Monday in Calabar, Hon. Abubakar Robert Ewa, Commissioner for Culture, Arts and Tourism, applauded the energy, passion and motivation broght to bear in the event proposed for 25 May, 2024.

The Cultural, Arts and Tourism commander of Cross River State, Hon. Ewa cautioned organizers to be mindful of burnt fingers arising from under preparations and seaming hijack of platform by daredevil bent on pluming the senatorial district into deep political oblivion.
The Boki born Paramount ruler of politics as fondly called stressed that hence intended summit is predicated on agenda setting for both elites and emerging leaders, support of well meaning individuals of this extraction is guaranteed.
He encouraged brainstorming on useful ideas that will necessarily better the lot of Cross River State.

Earlier while receiving this tintank group of organizers to his Office, Hon. Erasmus Ekpang, Commissioner for Information, Cross River State welcomed the novel initiative of a political summit embedded with glad tidings for host constituency.
He assured of the current administration resolve in giving every political extraction sense of belonging in the scheme of things.
The state information Manager advocated for attitudinal reorientation in shaping state image at the global space.
The former state APC Publicity Secretary assured of his commitment in making said occasion eventful as catalyst for growth and development.

On his part, Hon. Kingsley Egumi, Commissioner for Human Capital and Entrepreneurship Development challenged organizers of the pacesetter summit to building a bridge of reconciliation across the district.
The former Ikom Council boss attributed near success syndromes in the region to infighting and lost love among political elites.
For Hon. Egumi, the summit is timely given spirit of the time and needed urgent solidarity across divides.
He emphasized that ridding Central of self-serving tendencies will position the region on path of even development.