Ayade appoints 28 Commissioners
There seem to be a growing trend amongst our new leaders to assign a post of appointment to themselves in office. Since President Muhammadu Buhari appointed himself as the petroleum minister, which was greeted by different reactions from commentators and social media users, other governors have taken their cues from his decision. The latest in line is the governor of Cross River State, Prof. Ben Ayade,who assigned portfolios to 28 Commissioners today being Friday and assigned himself to Ministry of Culture & Tourism.
These are the commissioners and their respective ministries as announced today:
Barr. Joe Abang – Ministry of Justice
2. Chief Offu Ebiregor Ayia – Ministry of ICT
3. Engr. Dan Osim-Asu. – Ministry of Works
4. Hon. Gabe Odu Orji. – Ministry of Water Resources
5. Hon. George O’ben-Etchi. – Ministry of Solid Minerals
6. Hon. Francis Etta – Ministry of Int’l Donor Corporation
7. Mr. Oliver Orok. – Ministry of Sustainable Development
8. Hon. Onoh Ulafor – Ministry of Local Govt Affairs
9. Mrs. Rosemary Archibong – Ministry of Information & Orientation
10. Engr. Mike Eraye. – Ministry of Environment
11. Victor Adugba Agwu. – Ministry of Special Projects & Special Duties
12. Prof. Anthony Eneji. – Ministry of Agriculture
13. Mr. Sunday Achunekang. – Ministry of Rural Transformation, Establishment & Training.
14. Hon. Saviour Nyong. – Ministry of Transport
15. Dr. Alice Alok Ekwu. – Ministry of Climate Change
16. Mr. Edem O. Effiom . – Ministry of Social Housing
17. Hon. Godwin Ettah. – Ministry of Education
18. Barr. Chris Nja. – Ministry of Gas Resources
19. Mr. Asuquo Ekpenyong. – Ministry of Finance
20. Mr. Asu Okang – Ministry of Youths & Sports Development
21. Mr. George Ekpungu. – Ministry of New City Development
22. Dr. John Inyang. – Ministry of Lands Development
23. Mr. Peter Akan Egba. – Ministry of Commerce & Industries
24. Mr. Thomas Udam. – Ministry of Power
25. Mrs. Stella Ereme Odey. – Ministry of Women Affairs
26. Dr. Inyang Asibong. – Ministry of Health
27. Hon. Itaya Nyong. – Ministry of Petroleum Resources and
28. Ntufam Edim Inok Edim. – Ministry of Infrastructure
2. Chief Offu Ebiregor Ayia – Ministry of ICT
3. Engr. Dan Osim-Asu. – Ministry of Works
4. Hon. Gabe Odu Orji. – Ministry of Water Resources
5. Hon. George O’ben-Etchi. – Ministry of Solid Minerals
6. Hon. Francis Etta – Ministry of Int’l Donor Corporation
7. Mr. Oliver Orok. – Ministry of Sustainable Development
8. Hon. Onoh Ulafor – Ministry of Local Govt Affairs
9. Mrs. Rosemary Archibong – Ministry of Information & Orientation
10. Engr. Mike Eraye. – Ministry of Environment
11. Victor Adugba Agwu. – Ministry of Special Projects & Special Duties
12. Prof. Anthony Eneji. – Ministry of Agriculture
13. Mr. Sunday Achunekang. – Ministry of Rural Transformation, Establishment & Training.
14. Hon. Saviour Nyong. – Ministry of Transport
15. Dr. Alice Alok Ekwu. – Ministry of Climate Change
16. Mr. Edem O. Effiom . – Ministry of Social Housing
17. Hon. Godwin Ettah. – Ministry of Education
18. Barr. Chris Nja. – Ministry of Gas Resources
19. Mr. Asuquo Ekpenyong. – Ministry of Finance
20. Mr. Asu Okang – Ministry of Youths & Sports Development
21. Mr. George Ekpungu. – Ministry of New City Development
22. Dr. John Inyang. – Ministry of Lands Development
23. Mr. Peter Akan Egba. – Ministry of Commerce & Industries
24. Mr. Thomas Udam. – Ministry of Power
25. Mrs. Stella Ereme Odey. – Ministry of Women Affairs
26. Dr. Inyang Asibong. – Ministry of Health
27. Hon. Itaya Nyong. – Ministry of Petroleum Resources and
28. Ntufam Edim Inok Edim. – Ministry of Infrastructure
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