Hon Omagu Lauds Gov Otu For Appointing Senator Odey As Commissioner

By: Vitalis Ugoh, Calabar


Honourable Odi Omagu, the All Progressive’s Congress chieftain and  businessman has lauded the governor of Cross River State for appointing Senator Stephen Odey, former State Universal Primary Education Board Chairman as a Commissioner.

Speaking to newsmen in Calabar, Hon Omagu said the appointment of Odey is well deserved and a round peg in a round hole and asserted Odey will add value to the cabinet by  delivering on whatever mandate assigned him  as Commissioner.

He stressed that “Dr Odey has vast experience having served as Chairman SUBEB where he set enviable  records in the  improvement of elementary education through  infrastructural improvement, enhancement of  teachers  welfare and commitment which significantly impacted on the  children’s learning abilities”.

He said the Advanced Teachers Training Institute at Biase and the Canadian Special School at Kakum in Obudu  have the finger print of Senator Odey and would replicate same and more as Commissioner.

“His willingness to work in the state after serving as Senator shows his humility and dedication to the state  which is the reason he could muster dedicated followership of his people  which culminated in the massive   harvest of close to 6000  thousand votes for our great party  in just one ward during the recent election.

“More importantly is the fact that his  people are so dedicated to him such that they are ready to reign in more votes to booster Governor Otu’s second term election”.

Hon Omagu reckoned that Senator Odey has emerged as the  clear political rallying point of northern Cross River State by his sterling  leadership qualities.

He assured the Governor of the  support of his followers to the  policies, programmes and projects of the  Otu administration emphasising that with the direction the administration is going , the state would  be better and greater in the coming years.

He congratulated all others who made the list as Commissioners and prayed God to lead them as they serve the state. Odey as Commissioner 

Honourable Odi Omagu,the All Progressives Congress chieftain and  businessman has lauded Senator Prince Bassey Otu , the governor of Cross River State for appointing Senator Stephen Odey, former State Universal Primary Education Board Chairman as a Commissioner.

Speaking to newsmen on Friday in Calabar, Hon Omagu said the appointment of Odey is well deserved and a round peg in a round hole and asserted Odey will add value to the cabinet by  delivering on whatever mandate assigned him  as Commissioner.

He stressed that “Dr Odey has vast experience having served as Chairman SUBEB where he set enviable  records in the  improvement of elementary education through  infrastructural improvement, enhancement of  teachers  welfare and commitment which significantly impacted on the  children’s learning abilities”.

He said the Advanced Teachers Training Institute at Biase and the Canadian Special School at Kakum in Obudu  have the finger print of Senator Odey and would replicate same and more as Commissioner.

“His willingness to work in the state after serving as Senator shows his humility and dedication to the state  which is the reason he could muster dedicated followership of his people  which culminated in the massive   harvest of close to 6000  thousand votes for our great party  in just one ward during the recent election.
“More importantly is the fact that his  people are so dedicated to him such that they are ready to reign in more votes to booster Governor Otu’s second term election”.

Hon Omagu reckoned that Senator Odey has emerged as the  clear political rallying point of northern Cross River State by his sterling  leadership qualities.

He assured the Governor of the  support of his followers to the  policies, programmes and projects of the  Otu administration emphasising that with the direction the administration is going , the state would  be better and greater in the coming years.

He congratulated all others who made the list as Commissioners and prayed God to lead them as they serve the state.

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