The National Broadcasting Commission (NBC) has advised other state governors in the country to understudy Cross River State Governor Ben Ayade’s industrialisation policy.
The NBC board members, who were in Calabar for their yearly summit, stated this after a tour of factories at the industrial park established by Ayade, saying that with Ayade’s achievements, hope is not lost yet on Nigeria.

A statement from the governor’s office yesterday said the Director-General of the commission, Malam Kawu Modibo, was of the view that the Nigerian Governors’ Forum should institute a peer review mechanism to share ideas, compare notes and learn from each other.He said: “I want to tell Nigerians that what we have seen here is real and a major contribution to the economic development of our dear country. We have seen the rice seedlings factory, the pharmaceutical factory, the Chicken processing plant, the Garment factory and the noodles factory. We have seen that young people are employed in hundreds, especially in the garment factory for the production of clothes.

“It is a fact and not fiction. It is not a conjunction or theoretical issue.”Also, a former Director-General of the commission, Danladi Bako, said he had fair knowledge of Cross River and was happy Ayade was tapping into the agricultural potentials of the state to industrialise it.

“I have had the privilege of seeing the industries at the industrial park, a brain child of Ayade. I am conversant with Cross River’s agricultural and infrastructural potentials having been a board member of the Cross River Basin Authority. I am happy Ayade is tapping the agricultural and infrastructural potentials of the state using his background as an academic, as an environmentalist and as a professor.

“He has shown us that he is also a visionary, one who can drive projects to fruition,” the former NBC DG stated. Bako, who compared factories at the industrial park to what is obtainable in Malaysia, China and Thailand, urged other governors to take a cue from their Cross River State counterpart, adding: “You are a governor in Nigeria and you have not been here, then you should not bother about governance. I encourage other governors to come and see what Ayade is doing. I am not saying they should copy but let them just come and see, and then make up their minds.”

https://guardian.ng/news/nbc-charges-other-governors-to-emulate-ayade-on-industrialisation/amp

Okay

Tell Ihedioha when he finishes destroying all the infrastructures built my Rochas.

Presently now, industrialization can wait. Destruction is what's on his table.

Pls help us charge Buhari To Emulate Jonathan

Pvssy:
Tell Ihedioha when he finishes destroying all the infrastructures built my Rochas.

Presently now, industrialization can wait. Destruction is what's on his table.

Sadly his people are enjoying his politics of bitterness
They prefer to kill the hen and throw its eggs away

Ok

Lmao .... jokers

edunwablog:
The National Broadcasting Commission (NBC) has advised other state governors in the country to understudy Cross River State Governor Ben Ayade’s industrialisation policy.
The NBC board members, who were in Calabar for their yearly summit, stated this after a tour of factories at the industrial park established by Ayade, saying that with Ayade’s achievements, hope is not lost yet on Nigeria.

A statement from the governor’s office yesterday said the Director-General of the commission, Malam Kawu Modibo, was of the view that the Nigerian Governors’ Forum should institute a peer review mechanism to share ideas, compare notes and learn from each other.He said: “I want to tell Nigerians that what we have seen here is real and a major contribution to the economic development of our dear country. We have seen the rice seedlings factory, the pharmaceutical factory, the Chicken processing plant, the Garment factory and the noodles factory. We have seen that young people are employed in hundreds, especially in the garment factory for the production of clothes.

“It is a fact and not fiction. It is not a conjunction or theoretical issue.”Also, a former Director-General of the commission, Danladi Bako, said he had fair knowledge of Cross River and was happy Ayade was tapping into the agricultural potentials of the state to industrialise it.

“I have had the privilege of seeing the industries at the industrial park, a brain child of Ayade. I am conversant with Cross River’s agricultural and infrastructural potentials having been a board member of the Cross River Basin Authority. I am happy Ayade is tapping the agricultural and infrastructural potentials of the state using his background as an academic, as an environmentalist and as a professor.

“He has shown us that he is also a visionary, one who can drive projects to fruition,” the former NBC DG stated. Bako, who compared factories at the industrial park to what is obtainable in Malaysia, China and Thailand, urged other governors to take a cue from their Cross River State counterpart, adding: “You are a governor in Nigeria and you have not been here, then you should not bother about governance. I encourage other governors to come and see what Ayade is doing. I am not saying they should copy but let them just come and see, and then make up their minds.”

https://guardian.ng/news/nbc-charges-other-governors-to-emulate-ayade-on-industrialisation/amp

Let the warehouses start functioning like industries before we'll conclude

Anyone in kano help!! I need a job...thanks

All Ayade does is dance. Man has all the latest dance steps. Forget all these cock and bull stories these NBC officials are spewing. Cross Riverians are very disappointed in the learned governor. We expected better

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Is it the invisible tooth pick Governor......

Nigeria will soon kill all the liars in the state.......
We have offended nobody...... to punish us this way......

Ground should open and swallow all this criminals in government

Nigerians are suffering and smiling........

ayade Is a goaless man using industrialization to embezzle funds just like how Ambode was busy constructing unecessary bridges,bustops,mega stations and gigantic projects instead of people oriented projects like what fashola did...obaseki should be the one to be emulated: embarking on important and futuristic projects that will impact on people's lives

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Pvssy:
Tell Ihedioha when he finishes destroying all the infrastructures built my Rochas.

Presently now, industrialization can wait. Destruction is what's on his table.

Useless pussy
Is Ihedioha the one destroying roads built by Rochas?
what's the definition of infrastructure to you?
You lack common sense, you're still suffering from Uche Nwosu lose,

Ok

Lovelyn451:
Anyone in kano help!! I need a job...thanks

What’s kind of job would you like to do? (I’m serious)

Since the culprit is in APC it becomes a politics of bitterness. You guys just celebrated the raid and recovery of stolen properties by an Enugu PDP Senator, but what is happening in Imo State is considered at politics of bitterness. Una double standard no get part two.

Flier:
Sadly his people are enjoying his politics of bitterness
They prefer to kill the hen and throw its eggs away

post=80950039:
Good governance.....

Keep it up Guv.

That kind good governance. Forget about what the media reports I'm from C.R.S and I reside in Calabar. Ayade is not doing anything.

please don't emulate a governor who can't fix the only highway in his state

edunwablog:
The National Broadcasting Commission (NBC) has advised other state governors in the country to understudy Cross River State Governor Ben Ayade’s industrialisation policy.
The NBC board members, who were in Calabar for their yearly summit, stated this after a tour of factories at the industrial park established by Ayade, saying that with Ayade’s achievements, hope is not lost yet on Nigeria.

A statement from the governor’s office yesterday said the Director-General of the commission, Malam Kawu Modibo, was of the view that the Nigerian Governors’ Forum should institute a peer review mechanism to share ideas, compare notes and learn from each other.He said: “I want to tell Nigerians that what we have seen here is real and a major contribution to the economic development of our dear country. We have seen the rice seedlings factory, the pharmaceutical factory, the Chicken processing plant, the Garment factory and the noodles factory. We have seen that young people are employed in hundreds, especially in the garment factory for the production of clothes.

“It is a fact and not fiction. It is not a conjunction or theoretical issue.”Also, a former Director-General of the commission, Danladi Bako, said he had fair knowledge of Cross River and was happy Ayade was tapping into the agricultural potentials of the state to industrialise it.

“I have had the privilege of seeing the industries at the industrial park, a brain child of Ayade. I am conversant with Cross River’s agricultural and infrastructural potentials having been a board member of the Cross River Basin Authority. I am happy Ayade is tapping the agricultural and infrastructural potentials of the state using his background as an academic, as an environmentalist and as a professor.

“He has shown us that he is also a visionary, one who can drive projects to fruition,” the former NBC DG stated. Bako, who compared factories at the industrial park to what is obtainable in Malaysia, China and Thailand, urged other governors to take a cue from their Cross River State counterpart, adding: “You are a governor in Nigeria and you have not been here, then you should not bother about governance. I encourage other governors to come and see what Ayade is doing. I am not saying they should copy but let them just come and see, and then make up their minds.”

https://guardian.ng/news/nbc-charges-other-governors-to-emulate-ayade-on-industrialisation/amp

aprimama:
All Ayade does is dance. Man has all the latest dance steps. Forget all these cock and bull stories these NBC officials are spewing. Cross Riverians are very disappointed in the learned governor. We expected better

They just renewed his term of office.

Ven97:

That kind good governance. Forget about what the media reports I'm from C.R.S and I reside in Calabar. Ayade is not doing anything.

Why did he win a second term?

Ven97:

That kind good governance. Forget about what the media reports I'm from C.R.S and I reside in Calabar. Ayade is not doing anything.

You know better than we do then, since you reside in Calabar.
If you say he is not a good governor.
We take back our comment.
The indigenes know where the shoe hurt more.
It is well!

post=80950652:

You know better than we do then, since you reside in Calabar.
If you say he is not a good governor.
We take back our comment.
The indigenes know where the shoe hurt more.
It is well!

Don't believe them.

Barely 4 months ago an election was conducted and Ayade was returned.

If they felt he was useless they had the opportunity to get rid of him.

Nemesis909:


Don't believe them.

Barely 4 months ago an election was conducted and Ayade was returned.

If they felt he was useless they had the opportunity to get rid of him.

....you have a very good point here too.

post=80950769:
....you have a very good point here too.

Nigerians love to complain, forgetting they have a system of change which they can exercise if they are truly fed up.