In a resounding declaration of commitment and progress, Cross River State Governor, Sen. Bassey Otu, has reaffirmed his dedication to ensuring the completion and full functionality of the Obudu Cargo and Passenger Airport.

With determination and financial backing, this visionary project is set to take flight within the next six months.

According to vanguardngr.com, Governor Otu proudly announced that the state government has allocated a substantial sum of 3.7 billion to expedite the airport’s completion.
His words echoed with a promise of swift action and a disdain for any further delays, as he sought to fulfill the legacy of projects initiated since 1999.

READ: News: Cross River State, Governor Otu Impressed With Work At Obudu Cargo Airport, Commits To its Completion

Speaking from his temporary office in Calabar during a media interaction with journalists, the governor revealed a comprehensive plan to restructure the state’s debt repayment. This strategic move was aimed at creating room for development initiatives, reflecting his steadfast commitment to putting the people first and delivering the dividends of democracy to all, whether indigenes or residents.

But the vision didn’t stop at an airport. Governor Otu divulged plans to construct a state-of-the-art railway connecting Calabar to Obudu, an ambitious venture designed to address the pressing transportation challenges facing the state’s inhabitants. With enthusiasm, he emphasized the importance of this project in alleviating current transportation woes and expressed his determination to ensure its successful completion during his administration’s tenure.

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“While my administration is mainly focused on completing existing projects from 1999 till date instead of embarking on new ones, the construction of this railway line is crucial to alleviate the current transportation issues in the state,” Governor Otu declared.

The governor further highlighted his government’s commitment to transforming Cross River into a transit hub and evacuation corridor. An Irish Aviation Company has been attracted to establish and operate an Aviation Training School in Bebi, Obanliku, with a remarkable promise—the state government will cover the full tuition fees for all indigenes enrolled in this institution.

With unwavering dedication and a clear roadmap, Cross River State is poised for transformation. A staggering N3.7 billion has been allocated by the State Government to ensure the Obudu Cargo and Passenger Airport’s timely completion. This ambitious endeavor represents a significant step toward the goal of making Cross River an aviation hub, and the governor’s words resound with a commitment to deliver on this vision.

In a resounding declaration of commitment and progress, Cross River State Governor, Sen. Bassey Otu, has reaffirmed his dedication to ensuring the completion and full functionality of the Obudu Cargo and Passenger Airport.

With determination and financial backing, this visionary project is set to take flight within the next six months.

According to vanguardngr.com, Governor Otu proudly announced that the state government has allocated a substantial sum of 3.7 billion to expedite the airport’s completion.
His words echoed with a promise of swift action and a disdain for any further delays, as he sought to fulfill the legacy of projects initiated since 1999.

READ: News: Cross River State, Governor Otu Impressed With Work At Obudu Cargo Airport, Commits To its Completion

Speaking from his temporary office in Calabar during a media interaction with journalists, the governor revealed a comprehensive plan to restructure the state’s debt repayment. This strategic move was aimed at creating room for development initiatives, reflecting his steadfast commitment to putting the people first and delivering the dividends of democracy to all, whether indigenes or residents.

But the vision didn’t stop at an airport. Governor Otu divulged plans to construct a state-of-the-art railway connecting Calabar to Obudu, an ambitious venture designed to address the pressing transportation challenges facing the state’s inhabitants. With enthusiasm, he emphasized the importance of this project in alleviating current transportation woes and expressed his determination to ensure its successful completion during his administration’s tenure.

READ: Africa: Obudu Airport project gets backing from host communities as Ayade promises early completion

“While my administration is mainly focused on completing existing projects from 1999 till date instead of embarking on new ones, the construction of this railway line is crucial to alleviate the current transportation issues in the state,” Governor Otu declared.

The governor further highlighted his government’s commitment to transforming Cross River into a transit hub and evacuation corridor. An Irish Aviation Company has been attracted to establish and operate an Aviation Training School in Bebi, Obanliku, with a remarkable promise—the state government will cover the full tuition fees for all indigenes enrolled in this institution.

With unwavering dedication and a clear roadmap, Cross River State is poised for transformation. A staggering N3.7 billion has been allocated by the State Government to ensure the Obudu Cargo and Passenger Airport’s timely completion. This ambitious endeavor represents a significant step toward the goal of making Cross River an aviation hub, and the governor’s words resound with a commitment to deliver on this vision.