The Cross River state government wishes to remind the general public that the ban on public procession and gathering in the state is still very much in force.

Due to the prevailing security situation in the country, government  will not permit any procession or gathering under any guise on June 12 which is designated as Democracy Day

Government urges any one or group of persons wishing to mark the June 12 Democracy Day to do so quietly within the confines of their homes.

Parents are hereby advised to keep a firm grip on their kids and wards to prevent them from falling prey to agents of destabilisation.

Government warns that it will not allow anyone or group breach the peace being enjoyed in the state.

Therefore, the full weight of the law will be brought to bear on violators of the ban on procession.

As a responsible and people-oriented government, the Cross River state government under Professor Ayade wishes to assure all citizens that it will continue to protect  lives and properties in the state.

Signed

Christian Ita

Special Adviser, Media and Publicity to Governor

The kind of Governor I admire!

Fear, the government is always afraid when Citizens come out as one

So, people can not even gather again, even on a Democracy Day?

This Obudu failire will not stop making himself look like a fake Prof