DG C'River Due Process, Ogar Eba Apologises For Delay In Completing Okuku-Okpoma-Yahe Road
The Director-General, Cross River State Due Process and Price Intelligence Bureau, Barrister Alphonsus Ogar Eba, has said the governor, Prof Ben Ayade has given a marching order to the contractors of the ongoing 145km Okuku-Okpoma-Yahe Road to ensure people don't drive through the mud latest by next year 2020.
Ogar Eba, who stated this while reacting to a post on social media on the progress of the road project, apologised for the delay in completing it.
He assured that the state government is determined and focused on completion of all projects before the expiration of it's four year tenure.
He said, "The 2nd team have also mobilised to okuku junction. We will do our best to deliver within the schedule four years completion period.
"The Governor has also given a bullet order to the contractor to ensure that our people do not drive through mud next year.
"Once again, we apologise for the delay in completing this very important project.
"Continue to pray for our Governor and give him all the support you can. We are here to serve you."
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