Positive results are achieve when people come together to work for a common goal. This exemplifies the synergy that exists among the Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC), the Cross River Government and Security Agencies in the state.
Cross River Representative on the board of the NDDC, Rt. Hon. Orok Duke on Monday donated solar lights to the state police command, having carried out similar gestures to other security agencies in the state.
The NDDC Rep who was received by the Commissioner of Police, CP Gyogon Grimah was informed that Cross River has the lowest crime rate in the South-South geo-political zone.
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Cross River State’s recognition as the state with the lowest crime rate in the South-South geo-political zone is a testament to the unwavering dedication of the police force and the proactive efforts of the NDDC, led by Rt. Hon. Orok Duke. The recent installation of solar lights at the police headquarters and other divisions has further enhanced the security infrastructure in the state.
This collaborative effort, combined with the effective governance of Senator Prince Bassey Otu, has brought immense pride to the state and serves as a model for other regions to follow. Kudos to CP Gyogon Grimah Augustine, Hon. Orok Duke, and Governor Bassey Otu for their exemplary leadership in creating a safer and more secure Cross River State.
