By Efio-Ita Nyok |23 July 2015 |6:10am
Mr. Declan Ogar-Genesis, one of the recipients of Gov. Ben Ayade’s recent political largesse -the appointment of 35 aides, and Special Adviser (SA) to His Excellency, the Governor of Cross River State, on Youths & Students Affairs has on his laps a whooping set of 6 questions to which he has to address himself to as a public officer.
These questions have been posed to him on social media by a concerned citizen of this country(Nigeria), a public affairs commentator/social critic, who is of Cross River origin in the person of Mr. Ifere Paul. They border or seek clarification on six salient subjects, namely,
*Taxi Drivers Union Industrial action billed for Monday 26 July 2015
*The resignation of the Chief Security Adviser
*The mob action against an Obudu prince orchestrated by the Chief of Staff to His Excellency
*The empirical existence of the Calabar Garment Factory and the advertisements of employment opportunities into same
*Taxi Drivers Union Industrial action billed for Monday 26 July 2015
*The resignation of the Chief Security Adviser
*The mob action against an Obudu prince orchestrated by the Chief of Staff to His Excellency
*The empirical existence of the Calabar Garment Factory and the advertisements of employment opportunities into same
*The possibility of operationality of the Calabar Cement Factory in Ayade’s 100 days in office
*And to whose employ and in whose payroll is Declan Ogar-Genesis – Buhari or Ayade?
However, seeing that these questions revolve around salient issues in Cross River mainstream politics, the present author considered it apposite to refer them to Gov. Ben Ayade’s Special Assistant on Media & Chief Press Secretary (CPS), Mr. Christian Ita for further elucidation.
Below is the post as it appears on and articulated by Ifere Paul on his social media page:
