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| Bong Duke, Vice Chairman and CEO of Cross River State Planning Commission in a warm handshake with Prof Andem Ayara, shortly after a meeting held recently at the commission |
Ukorebi Esien | 11th July 2024
CALABAR - In a significant move aimed at bolstering the state's economic planning and development, Prof. Ndem Ayara has joined the Cross River State Planning Commission (SPC) as a consultant. This announcement was made by Bong Duke, the Vice Chairman and CEO of the SPC, on his official social media page.
Prof. Ayara, a distinguished academic and former economic adviser to Governor Liyel Imoke, brings a wealth of experience and expertise to the commission. His appointment is seen as a strategic step in advancing the 'People's First' government agenda of Governor Prince Bassey Edet Otu.
Bong Duke emphasized the importance of Prof. Ayara's role, stating, "Prof. Ndem Ayara's inclusion in our team marks a new era of strategic economic planning and sustainable development for Cross River State. His extensive experience in economic policy and development will be invaluable as we continue to prioritize the welfare and progress of our people."
The 'People's First' government of Prince Bassey Edet Otu has been focused on inclusive growth, sustainable development, and economic empowerment for all residents of Cross River State. Prof. Ayara's expertise aligns perfectly with these goals, promising to bring innovative solutions and strategic insights to the state's planning processes.
Prof. Ayara's career has been marked by significant contributions to both academia and public service. His tenure as an economic adviser to Governor Liyel Imoke saw the implementation of key policies that spurred economic growth and development. As a consultant for the SPC, he is expected to leverage his knowledge and experience to further the state's development agenda.
The Cross River State Planning Commission looks forward to the positive impact Prof. Ayara will have in driving forward the 'People's First' initiatives and enhancing the overall economic landscape of the state.
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