A Pioneer of Triumph: Rt. Hon. Alex Egbona’s Trailblazing Achievement

By Hon. Barr. Chuks Agube

In the annals of Cross River State’s political history, a remarkable milestone was achieved when Rt. Hon. Alex Egbona emerged as the first elected representative of his people under the umbrella of the All Progressives Congress (APC). This feat defied the odds, as the APC’s prospects at the time seemed bleak, and electoral victories were considered the preserve of the People’s Democratic Party (PDP). His determination, resilience, and commitment paved the way for a new generation of leaders.

By breaking the mould, he opened the floodgates for others to pursue similar electoral aspirations. His groundbreaking achievement served as a catalyst, inspiring multiple individuals to follow in his footsteps. Indeed, Rt. Hon. Alex Egbona is aptly described as the “John the Baptist of Cross River State APC,” heralding a new era of political possibilities and paving the way for the party’s growth and success in the state. Like the biblical figure who prepared the way for the Messiah, Egbona prepared the ground for the APC’s triumphs in Cross River State, making him a true pathfinder and trailblazer

Consistent with the timeless adage, “he who sows should reap,” Rt. Hon. Egbona’s tireless efforts and unwavering dedication demand a harvest of continued service and impact. It is only fitting that he reaps the reward of sustained leadership, empowering him to further transform the lives of his people and cement his legacy as a champion of progress.

In recognition of his outstanding contribution, Rt. Hon. Egbona deserves commendation and accolades. His name should be enshrined in the pantheon of Cross River State’s great leaders as a pioneer who paved the way for others to succeed. As he continues his journey, it is crucial that he maintains his dedication and commitment to his people, leaving a lasting legacy that will inspire others to chart similar paths to greatness.

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