Masor Elvis O. has commended Governor Bassey Otu of Cross River state for appointing him as Chairman of the Directorate of Non-Indigenes in the state’s Campaign Council. Elvis described the appointment as a reflection of the governor’s recognition of the contributions and leadership potential of non-indigenes in the state’s political and developmental affairs.
In a statement issued following his appointment, the chairman expressed profound gratitude to the governor, describing the opportunity as both an honour and a call to greater service. He noted that the appointment had further strengthened his resolve to contribute meaningfully to the objectives of the Campaign Council through purposeful leadership, strategic mobilisation, and effective engagement with non-indigene communities across the state.
Elvis emphasised that non-indigenes remain an integral part of Cross River state’s social, economic, cultural, and political landscape. According to him, their contributions to the growth and development of the state deserve recognition and inclusive participation, reflecting the demographic’s growing relevance in the state’s political calculus.
The newly appointed chairman pledged to bring his wealth of experience, leadership capacity, and community engagement skills to bear on the assignment. He said he would work collaboratively with members of the Directorate and other relevant stakeholders to achieve the Council’s objectives, urging members to put aside personal interests and work collectively.
He stressed that unity, cooperation, discipline, and a shared sense of responsibility would be critical to the success of the Directorate. He further assured that his leadership would promote inclusiveness, mutual respect, accountability, and constructive engagement, adding that every member and community would be encouraged to contribute to the work of the Directorate.
While calling on non-indigenes across the state to remain peaceful and actively engaged in the democratic process, Elvis stressed the importance of responsible participation and constructive dialogue in advancing the state’s collective interests. He expressed optimism that, with the cooperation of members and relevant stakeholders, the Directorate would effectively fulfil its mandate and contribute to the overall success of the Cross River State Campaign Council.
