Governor sacks traditional rulers council chair, reverses decision five days later

The chaotic back-and-forth with Governor Otu's decision to sack and then reinstate the chairman of Cross River’s Traditional Rulers Council within just five days has ignited public uproar, spotlighting serious concerns about governance, transparency, and political meddling. This erratic behavior underscores deeper issues in the administration's decision-making process, raising questions about the stability and integrity of local governance. The episode has significant implications for public trust and could set a troubling precedent for future leadership actions.