2019 Governorship Elections: Hon. Paul Adah Begins Consultation, Promises Better Deal


Rt. Hon. Paul Adah has began consultation with his party the APC over his intention of becoming the next governor of Cross River State.
The former two times Reps member and NDDC commissioner met the Ogoja chapter of the party in Ishibori-Ogoja to intimate them of his intention to fly the party flag in he 2019 governorship elections.

On his reasons for running Hon. Paul decried the poor performance of incumbent Gov. Ben Ayade which has brought so much embarrassment to the northern senatorial district and the state at large.

Hon. Paul Adah promised to revive critical infrastructure in the state and ensure Cross River regains its pride in the country as atrwil blazer. He  also promised to restrengthen the Local government system that has been destroyed.


Party leaders present thanked Hon. Adah for his courage to contest, describing as a man of impeccable character and wished him all the best in his pursuit.

The state deputy youth leader thanked Hon. Paul Adah for picking up the challenge and urged other capable and interested persons from the north to pick up the challenge.

Other stakeholders present include Chief Ray Ugba Morphy, Former Chairman of Ogoja Chief Sylvanus Idam, former Vice Chairman of Ogoja, Mr Amah Agboje, APC chapter chairman, Secretary, chapter and ward Exco members of the party and other elders.

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