The Cross River state government (CRSG) has commended Hon. Orok Otu Duke, the Cross River state representative at the Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC), for his contributions to improving waste management across the state. Duke’s recent initiative, which includes the distribution of additional refuse bins, has garnered widespread acclaim. With these new bins, the total number now available throughout the state has risen to ten, marking a critical advancement in Cross River’s waste disposal infrastructure NEGROIDHAVEN has confirmed.
Governor Otu highlighted the importance of this initiative, noting that effective waste management is essential not only for maintaining the cleanliness of the state but also for protecting public health and the environment. He praised Duke’s actions as reflective of a deep understanding of the state’s challenges and a strong commitment to addressing them.
Moreover, Governor Otu emphasized the broader implications of Duke’s efforts for the state’s development goals. By bolstering waste management infrastructure, Cross River state is better positioned to attract investment and promote tourism—both crucial drivers of economic growth. The governor stressed that such initiatives are vital for creating a sustainable and livable environment for all residents.
In his statement, Governor Otu urged other stakeholders, both within and outside the government, to draw inspiration from Duke’s proactive approach. He called on them to actively engage in initiatives that contribute to the state’s development and enhance the quality of life for its citizens. The governor reiterated that collective efforts are key to realizing the vision of a cleaner, healthier, and more prosperous Cross River State.
