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Cross River State Government Set to Restore Electricity to Communities Statewide

By Jabiru Hassan

The Honorable Commissioner for Works, Hon. Ankpor Pius Edet, has announced that the Cross River State government is intensifying efforts to restore electricity to affected communities across the state with immediate effect.

In a briefing with our correspondent in Kano, the handler of the Cross River Live Update program, Mercel Eden, highlighted the efforts being made by the Cross River State government under the leadership of Governor Prince Bassey Edet Otu, noting that the government’s approach is becoming increasingly exemplary in the current democratic dispensation.

According to Cross River Live Updates, the Commissioner for Works disclosed that this critical project has already commenced in Odukpani and Akamkpa, marking a significant milestone in the government’s commitment to revitalizing essential services.

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