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Cleric urges C’River gov to sack underperforming appointees
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Cleric urges C’River gov to sack underperforming appointees

Punch Nigeria about 3 hours 1 mins read
The Territorial Archbishop of Calabar and Convener of the Cross River State Christian Leaders Forum, Archbishop Josef Bassey, has warned Governor Bassey Otu over what he described as the presence of “weak and self-profiling” appointees in his administration, saying they are slowing down government efforts, policies and prospects. Speaking to journalists in Calabar at the Read More: https://punchng.com/cleric-urges-criver-gov-to-sack-underperforming-appointees/

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