Gov. Ayade might not have provided 8,000 jobs as popularised.

There is a rumor moving around Cross River State, alleging the Gov. Ben Ayade did not provide the 8,000 jobs for his people as widely televised and promoted in the media.

A Social Change Agent, Joseph Odok PhD Esq, took to Facebook trying to ascertain if anyone actually got a job and the answers have been different from what should be expected.

Odok’s statement –

Open Letter to Gov Ayade on his promise of giving 8,000 jobs to cushion effect of Covid 19

Dear Gov Ayàde I write because I love you. I just made sample opinion on your much talked about promise of giving over 8,000 jobs to cushion the effect of Covid 19. Unfortunately, no one in CRS could affirm he or she has got employment letter nor received the promise of 30k as widely propagated. You can confirm the reaction of your subjects in CRS as they shared their opinion by clicking on this link below:

 

https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=2966825133400809&id=100002200531456

 

My dear Governor, I respect you so much that I am not pleased with the fact that many of your subjects describe your Government as a scam and your employment as audio employment as shown in the link displayed above. Remember I apologized last time for the times I may have called you unprintable names in anger for the obvious lapses in your administration. I please beg that you step up and redeem your image: for a good name is better than wealth

 

Dear Governor, keep your promise by giving the 8,000 jobs and the 30k because the understanding we got is that you have began disbursement of the money already. Could the beneficiaries of your 8000 jobs be such ingrates that none could speak for you? Shockingly I got amazed that even some of your core supporters are abandoning you and have joined in calling you unprintable names.

 

It won’t leave your government in good light if you keep giving the impression that your government gathers youths to decieve them like many other employment and even political appointment have turned out to be without pay. Sir, many in the state employ and some of your apointees complain a lot that you are still to payroll them months after their employments and political appointment. They are of the opinion that you are not sincere about creating 8000 jobs. They have gone on to say that most your employment and appointments are audio employment and appointment for media hype and propaganda

 

It is my best wish you get things right so that you will write your name on gold when you leave office as CRS Governor. I will always engage you occasionally but strictly on issues of public interest. Be sure I will not fail to tell you the truth but with utmost civility while respecting your office as a Governor. Best Regards from a critic that love you to right your wrongs before leaving office

 

Joseph Odok PhD Esq
Social Change Agent