Mr Folorunsho said the operations had significantly degraded the capacity of criminal elements.
Mr Ayuk said, “We are, however, happy to report that he is doing well.”
Mr Otu said the party is banking on federal projects and its governance record to strengthen its position in Cross River State.
Mr Ironbar added that Messrs Tinubu and Otu deserved a second term to consolidate on their achievements.
They appealed to Nigerians to make the most of their circumstances.
Mr Ayuk said victims with minor burn injuries would be transferred to the General Hospital, Calabar, to ease pressure on the teaching hospital.
“If we continue down this path, violence may become the future of our democracy,” said Mr Obi. “We must recognise that fraud and violence cannot create true leadership.”
Mr Okosin said many retirees struggled to survive due to irregular pension payments.
The tricycle operators claimed they were being compelled to pay unexplained levies at different locations within the city.
Abatang said that many adolescent girls in Cross River Abatanghad dropped out of school due to the stigma of early pregnancy.
