Bassey Otu Condemns Attack on Peter Obi's Convoy

On November 5, 2026, Cross River State Governor Bassey Otu condemned the attack on the convoy of Nigerian Democratic Congress presidential candidate Peter Obi, which occurred during his campaign visit to Calabar. In a statement from his Chief Press Secretary, Linus Obogo, Otu expressed deep sadness and concern over the incident, extending heartfelt sympathies to Obi and his team.
He reaffirmed that Cross River State is known for its civil harmony and hospitality, labeling the attack as an unacceptable anomaly. Otu condemned the assault as barbaric and contrary to the values of the state, emphasizing a zero-tolerance policy against political violence.
He called on security agencies to apprehend those responsible for the attack, asserting that such lawlessness would not be tolerated under his administration. Otu reassured political parties that the state remains safe for constitutional political activities.
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