Iloke Egbe
The Cross River State Commissioner for International Donor Coordination, Elder Dr. Hippolatus Ogar Lukpata, has described Governor Senator Prince Bassey Edet Otu as a God-sent leader whose administration has continued to drive development, promote stability and improve the lives of residents across the state.
Lukpata made the assertion in a goodwill message commemorating Governor Otu's 67th birthday anniversary, describing the milestone as a celebration of a life dedicated to impactful service, purposeful leadership and inclusive governance.
The commissioner commended the governor for extending the dividends of democracy to communities across Cross River State, particularly hard-to-reach areas that have historically faced challenges in accessing government interventions and development opportunities. According to him, Governor Otu's people-first philosophy has strengthened the connection between government and the people by ensuring that governance reaches those who need it most.
"You have taken governance directly to those who need it most through your people-first mantra," Lukpata stated.
He added that the governor's leadership had demonstrated the importance of placing the welfare of citizens at the centre of public administration, noting that his contributions to the state's development had positively impacted lives in several ways.
Lukpata further observed that Governor Otu's 67th birthday provided an opportunity for Cross Riverians to reflect on his leadership journey and appreciate the progress recorded under his administration.
He said he joined other well-meaning citizens of the state in celebrating the governor's life and leadership, expressing confidence that his continued service would contribute to the advancement of Cross River State.
On behalf of the Ministry of International Donor Coordination, the commissioner congratulated Governor Otu on the occasion and prayed for renewed strength, sound health, greater wisdom and divine protection as he continues to steer the affairs of the state.
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