Photos Of Cross Rivers Commissioner, Driver Go Thuggery; Fights FRSC Official Dirty In Public

A Facebook User, Joseph Odok who gave the account of the shameful act give the below detail of the fracas:

Ayade's Commissioner for Commerce and Industry in an open fight with Road Safety Official After Committing Road Safety Offence

Ayade's Commissioner for Commerce and industry Mr. Peter Egba was seen in an open fight with Road Safety Officials after violating Road Safety rules. The offence committed by the Commissioner's driver including driving with a fake government number plate, driving without a driver's license and without a seat belt.

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When the Toyota driving Barr Egba, the wife of the Commissioner and legal practitioner was impounded for violation of Federal Road Safety Offenses. The wife the Commissioner Barr was said to be driving her children to school when she was apprehended by the road traffic officials.

After apprehension of the Commissioner's wife, said to have called her husband who came to the scene and ordered the driver to beat the road safety official. Social media is agog with news that the Commissioner was himself involved in the fight. Pictures will help tell the story as the Commissioner is seen denying his involvement in the fight. But how can one who ordered his driver to beat up the Officials of government be said to be separating them?

When the case was brought before the mobile court presided by the Magistrate Court presided by Dorothy Duke, the Magistrate judge ordered the the driver of the Commissioner Mr Calistus Okune was ordered to be reminded in Afokang prison until the 3rd of February pending the determination of the suite.

The wife of the Commissioner who is a lawyer was said to have been enraged by the pronouncement of the Magistrate. The wife is said to have thrown caution to wind because she is a relative of the Magistrate. The wife of the Commissioner began ranting and disrupted the court process threatening to make sure that the road safety official is sacked from job for impounding a car that violated road safety rules. P power corrupts, absolute power corrupts absolutely

The Commissioner is in last minutes consultation with different agencies to resolve the matter, however the Chief Justice of Cross seems disposed to protect the judiciary and law enforcement from further harassment by government officials.

It is unfortunate that a cabinet member was seen fighting the mobile court from were monies are got to pay his salaries 

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Breaking News: Teachers In C'River Schools Chase Out Pupils, Shutdown Schools, See Photos

Angered by unpaid six months salaries, angry teachers in Obudu Local Government area of cross Rivers State reportedly chased out all the pupils in schools, shut down the schools and stormed the street to protest the nonpayment of their salaries

According to a facebook user, Ifere Paul who shared incident said the teachers took the laws into their hands by closing down primary schools in the entire Local Government Area and took to the streets to protest 6 months of unpaid salaries.

Party of his post reads;

"Children who refused to go home also followed the procession of protesting teachers."

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"The teacher, some of which held placards with inscriptions on it, said that they are taking the law into their hands because "enough is enough."

Mr. Paul Ifere reported that,  one of the teacher said that she has been very upset that "for the first time a governor is coming to Northern Cross River State, and Obudu for that matter,...". The woman teacher said that she is scared because she may not be paid her salary as Christmas is fast approaching.

Another teacher said that some teachers who are not among the protesters have been paid some months. Others were paid half salaries. While many are yet to be paid.

One of the pupil interviewed said that they are in support of the teacher protest. "My mum is a teacher. She has not been paid and our school exams is next week. Christmas is coming. Me and my sisters needs new Xmas clothes. The governor should pay teachers so we can write our exams," he concluded.

One of the teacher held a placard to  camera that read: Is Excellent Salary A Signature Project? Another teacher had a placard with "Pay Our 6 Months Salary Now!"

According to reliable information, the government of Cross River State is now using contractors to pay salaries. The contractors has been screening teachers for biometrics since the Ben Ayade came into power, a job they have not been able to deliver.

A source from the Primary School Management Board hinted that the contractors have embezzled over 1 Billion Naira of teachers salaries in what they thought were ghost workers. The money according to same source was shared between the Ministry of Education and the contractors.

Here is the raw embedded post from Ifere Paul