Gov Ayade with mix of sadness and suprise says cross riveriens still lives in hut and mud houses



He said it was better that his brain was taxed than for poor and underprivileged people in his state to be taxed.

Ayade noted with a mix of sadness and surprise that some of his state Indigenes still lived in huts and mud houses. He said if it was possible he wished God would take his wealth and give it to the poor residents in Cross Rivers.


“I never knew that five years as governor, there would still be people living in thatched houses in Cross River. I almost cried because I knew how prepared I was but it didn’t end the way I dreamt for the state. I wish God would intervene because I really wish I could help. It’s very painful.” the Governor said."


I charge you that this responsibility comes with its own troubles, you have a choice to do that which is good and the selection of this team is based on your history, it’s based on your profile,” he said further.

“The understanding of your closeness to God and that you will do that which is fair to all manners of people equally and fairly.

We charge you to ensure that the poor masses of Cross River State and the small business owners do not come under the harsh hands of the desperate search for money by tax consultants.

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Now that you knew
What next.

hypocrisy

Audio tears

sanemind2:
Audio tears

At Least he showed concern.

Why won't there be increased thatched houses when you make unrealistic "zillion" Naira "Olimpotic Meristemasis" budgets.