In a heartfelt expression of respect and gratitude, Agnes Atsu, the Commissioner for Sports Development, has extended warm birthday wishes to His Excellency, Governor Bassey Edet Otu of Cross River State. Speaking on behalf of the entire management, staff, and athletes of the Cross River State Ministry of Sports Development and the Cross River State Sports Commission, Hon. Atsu praised the governor for his visionary leadership and unwavering commitment to the development of the state.
In her message, Hon. Agnes highlighted the significant impact Governor Otu has made in rebranding sports and revitalizing various sectors of the economy within his first year in office. She commended the governor’s initiatives that have not only advanced sports in the state but have also fostered economic growth and community engagement.
Hon. Atsu expressed her hopes for renewed strength and wisdom for Governor Otu in the coming year, emphasizing the importance of continued progress for Cross River State. She prayed for divine guidance, asking God to bestow upon the governor the knowledge, wisdom, and understanding needed to elevate Cross River State to new heights across all sectors.
The Commissioner underscored that under Governor Otu’s leadership, the state has witnessed transformative changes, particularly in sports development, which has become a unifying force for the people. Hon. Atsu’s message reflects the collective gratitude of the sports community in Cross River, showcasing their commitment to supporting the governor’s vision for a prosperous state.
As the celebrations unfold, the Ministry of Sports Development remains dedicated to working alongside Governor Otu to realize the full potential of sports as a catalyst for development, unity, and pride in Cross River State.
In conclusion, Hon. Agnes Atsu, along with the entire sports community, wishes Governor Otu a joyous birthday filled with blessings and continued success in his leadership journey.
E-Signed
Hon. Agnes Atsu,
The Honorable Commissioner for sports Development, Cross River state.