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Central Senatorial District Youths Leadership Berates Orok Duke, Demands to see the Distribution List for NDDC Christmas Palliative


The entire Leadership of the Youths of Central Senatorial District of Cross River State frown at the selfish and self-centered attitude of Orok Otu Duke whom they thought should be a sincere and transparent leader judging from the fact that NDDC encompasses the entire State and not a section or a family/friends affair.


While thanking the vibrant and transparent nature of the distinguished Senator of the Southern Senatorial District, Senator Asuquo Ekpenyong Jnr, and his media team for quickly exposing the evil and selfish plot of Orok Otu Duke to siphon over 100,000,000 naira from NDDC for Christmas Palliative meant for the entire State for his family members and friends only, we wish to reassure Senator Asuquo Ekpenyong that he's on the right track of justice and equity.


Orok Duke's decision to blackmail the distinguished Senator for bringing to light his evil plot will continue to be met with tremendous resistance from all of us in Central as we demand an explanation as to why the leadership of the youths of Central Senatorial District was not carried along, especially during when the list was compiled and even submitted.


We also demand to see the distribution list to ensure a fair and equal share of whatever is meant for CRS as no senatorial district or individual is more of Cross River State than the other. We have read the screenshot of his WhatsApp messages with a clear intention to destroy the transparent and outstanding reputation of Senator Asuquo Ekpenyong Jnr. and turn the hearts of many against him by falsely claiming the Senator is at loggerheads with His Excellency, Senator Prince Bassey Edet Otu, our Executive Governor.


He Orok Duke forgets that the Youths of the Central Senatorial District are too informed, educated, civilized, and articulated to quickly sense cheap propaganda and blackmail. 


We, therefore demand to see the list to enable us to ascertain the sharing formula and how youths/people of Central were carried along in the process. We have seen the good works of Senator Asuquo Ekpenyong Jnr. and the sweet relationship existing between him and the Governor as such no one can deceive us anymore, not even you Orok Duke.


We therefore have resolved to queue behind Senator Asuquo Ekpenyong's decision that you Orok Duke quickly work together with other major stakeholders of the State and reconcile the said list as anything short of that will be met with very strong resistance from us all.


ENGR.SUNNYSKIPO NCHU OTU MNSE MNICE,COREN

VC Central NYCN.

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