Mr Inoyo said that having a single-party legislature automatically eliminated the voice of vibrant opposition.
“I am confident that these efforts will pave the way for stability and development in the region,” said the NBC boss.
The statement said, “This initiative underscores our commitment to improving child health and well-being in Cross River.’’
The late Wayas was born in 1941 in Obanliku and served as the president of the Senate from 1979 to 1983 during the Second Republic.
Mr Otu noted that N328 billion, representing about 68 per cent of the total budget, was allocated to capital expenditure.
She said that APWEN was willing to collaborate with the government to provide lasting solutions to the energy crisis.
The commissioner said the governor’s approval had been transmitted to the relevant agencies for implementation.
Fuel stations that shut their doors for business on Thursday had started dispensing products on Friday.
“He wishes them the best in their roles as traditional rulers in their respective domains,” the statement said.
“These are debts we met and which we must begin to pay if the state is to move forward,” Mr Otu said.
