APC Elects, Inaugurates New State Working Committee in Cross River State

The All Progressives Congress (APC), Cross River State Chapter, has elected and inaugurated members of its State Working Committee (SWC) in a move aimed at strengthening party administration and grassroots mobilization across the state.

The newly elected officials were formally presented following the state congress, marking a significant step in consolidating the party’s structure ahead of future political engagements.

Leading the committee is Hon. Chris Sunny Etta as State Chairman, alongside Barr. Ogana Lukpata as Deputy State Chairman. Pst. Patrick Asuquo Okon emerged as State Secretary, with Isek James serving as Assistant Secretary.

Other members of the State Working

Committee include:

1. Princess Tity Ndifon – Zonal Vice Chairman I

2. Ayiba Ojong Ayiba – Zonal Vice Chairman II

3. Hon. Ignatius Adida Agabi – Zonal Vice Chairman III

4. Barr. Lawrence Ugah Momba – State Legal Adviser

5. Barr. Bassey Edet Asuquo – Assistant Legal Adviser

6. Martins Erasmus – State Treasurer

7. Fetus Ofum – Assistant Treasurer

8. Hon. Sunday Udeh – State Financial Secretary

9. Akanya Agbor Akanya – Assistant Financial Secretary

10. Dr. Erim Agbor – State Organizing Secretary

11. Hon. Bassey Bassey Eyo – Assistant Organizing Secretary

12. Mr. Emmanuel Edem Inyang – State Publicity Secretary

13. Dr. Matthew Egong – Assistant Publicity Secretary

14. Emmanuel O. Bassey – State Welfare Secretary

15. Odey Oshorbuchi – Assistant Welfare Secretary

16. Chief Ogbodim Obongha Ogbodim – Auditor

17. Hon. Ekom Etuk – Assistant Auditor

18. Monica Ugi – State Woman Leader

19. Mrs. Ekanem Edet – Assistant Woman Leader

20. Otu Womi – State Youth Leader

21. Akiba Ayi – Assistant Youth Leader

22. Mr. Ushukiushi ThankGod – State Special Leader

23. Hon. Chief Maurice Ase – Senatorial Youth Leader I

24. Bruce John Armon – Senatorial Youth Leader II

25. Mr. Daniel Beshel – Senatorial Youth Leader III

26. Hon. Roseline Ukam Ometu – Senatorial Woman Leader I

27. Mrs. Love Eroma Agbor – Senatorial Woman Leader II

28. Victoria Otayan Odey – Senatorial Woman Leader III

29. Hon. Samuel O. Asu – Ex-Officio I

30. Moses Achu – Ex-Officio II

31. Hon. Ntete Ita – Ex-Officio III

32. Daniel Itonim – Ex-Officio IV

Party stakeholders expressed optimism that the newly inaugurated executives will foster unity, strengthen internal democracy, and reposition the APC for greater political success in Cross River State.

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