Cross River Under Ayade Hasn’t Borrowed A Dime – CNPP

Posted on July 23, 2019

EMMANUEL ULAYI

The Conference of Nigerian Political Parties (CNPP) says that contrary to claims in a social media report, the Cross River State government under Governor Ben Ayade has not taken a single loan between 2015 and now.

The CNPP in a statement in Calabar, the Cross River State capital, said it has taken the pains to verify the veracity or otherwise of the allegation against Ayade and in the process made mind boggling discovery.

The statement signed by Castro Ezama, State Publicity Secretary of CNPP, said its visit to the Debt Management Office was an eye opener.

“Our visit to the Debt Management Office, Ministry Of Finance and Security and Exchange Commission shows clearly that Gov. Ayade can’t borrow because our State is insolvent”, the statement said.

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