By Kingsley Agim
The Cross River State Government has launched a statewide initiative to reclaim public assets illegally occupied by individuals and organizations. The exercise, spearheaded by the Special Adviser to the Governor on Asset Management and Recovery, Barr. Gilbert Agbor, commenced in the central senatorial district and will extend across the state.
Addressing journalists in Calabar, Barr. Agbor warned illegal occupants to vacate immediately, stressing that the government will take all necessary legal steps to recover its assets. He reaffirmed the administration’s commitment to transparency, accountability, and efficient asset management.
The initiative has received widespread commendation from Cross Riverians, who view it as a significant step toward good governance. Among those applauding Governor Bassey Otu is the Chief Executive Officer of Hit FM Calabar, Mr. Patrick Ugbe, who praised the administration’s determination. He urged the government to remain resolute despite potential resistance and ensure that public assets are fully recovered for the collective benefit of the people.
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Since Governor Otu’s directive to the Asset Management and Recovery Department to investigate and reclaim all illegally acquired state property, residents have eagerly anticipated the repossession of these assets for public use.
The state government remains unwavering in its mission to protect public resources, ensuring that government assets are properly managed and utilized for the benefit of all Cross Riverians.
