Mr O’Ben-Etchi urged traditional institutions and other stakeholders in communities around forestry reserves to avoid sales of lands within the reserves.
Environment minister Balarabe Lawal said Nigeria was committed to sustaining the mangrove ecosystem and boosting its blue economy by promoting climate-resilient livelihoods.
He warned owners of private health facilities against employing unqualified personnel.
Mr Archibong promised to revitalise moribund hospitals and improve the welfare of neglected citizens across the state.
Mr Effiong urged mining communities to hold their representatives accountable so that the benefits in mining activities would reach the ordinary people.
Mr Folorunsho reaffirmed the Nigerian Navy’s commitment to sustaining intelligence-led operations.
He said the price of gas had been steadily increasing over the past three weeks.
The Cross River government and the state chapter of the Nigeria Union of Teachers on Monday disagreed over the alleged existence of 4,000 ghost workers.
Mr Bisong said, “PDP is the only political party that can guarantee Nigeria’s democracy.”
The Nigerian Navy has intensified its crackdown on militants and kidnappers in Cross River.
