Former Cross River State governor, Liyel Imoke, wants more youths in Nigeria to become part of decision making at all levels in the country. He however insists that they can only achieve this if the present generation understands the need to be audacious and negotiate their way into the board room. Imoke who spoke while…
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By Kammonke Abam and Tammie Edet Kammonke Destiny is generous to him. He’s been propelled up the ladder of political leadership purely by providence. None of Liyel Imoke’s political successes is a matter of do or die. Things just add up together for him. All he does is maximize the opportunities created for him by…
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Liyel Imoke, former governor of Cross River State as well as former Minister of Power and Steel, took time out to respond to some questions on recent political developments in his home state. Excerpts: You are a founding member of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP. You’ve also held various key positions in the country, including being…
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Liyel Imoke, former governor of Cross River State, while congratulating APC candidate Alex Egbona, on his victory in Saturday’s Abi/Yakurr Federal Constituency rerun elections, has advised the PDP candidate, John Gaul Lebo, who came second in the contest, that “while acknowledging everyone’s constitutional right to seek redress, I advise that this matter not be pursued…
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Former National Publicity Secretary of the PDP, Venatius Ikem, in this piece, delivers a frank and succinct assessment of the political propelled economics of Cross River State and what will be probable outcomes in the future. For those interested in politics for the passion of it’s fundamental value to society’s growth and development, it’s potentials…
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By Afula Inah Ogar Firstly, every lap of honor has to end, eventually. So it is an absurdity that more than eleven years after his tenure as Governor of Cross River state, the former Governor Donald Duke revels in being an antagonist, possibly motivated by a self preservatory fear of his era becoming nothing…
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