Mr Erasmus Ekpang, the state Commissioner for information, disclosed this in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria in Calabar on Friday.The commissioner stated that the move was part of the decisions reached at the State Executive Council meeting held reverently.
”We are also doing this to avoid delays, we have decided to put our people first by bearing this burden,” said. The commissioner said that the move was is in line with the administration’s commitment to decentralise development in the state. The Federal Government says it plans to create 2.5 million jobs through the Labour Employment Enhancement Programme of the Ministry of Labour and Employment.
A Federal High sitting in Apo, Abuja has ordered the arrest of former Director General of the National Institute for Legislative and Democratic Studies , Prof Ladi Aisha Hamalai for her failure to appear in the corruption