Gov. Ayade Orders Political Appointees to Wear Made-in-Calabar Clothes

Cross River State Governor, Prof. Ben Ayade has ordered political appointees in the state to immediately start to patronise clothes made in the Calabar Garment Factory.

Gov. Ben Ayade

 

Speaking on Thursday shortly after being presented with samples of finished products from the Calabar Garment Factory, the Cross River State Governor, Prof. Ben Ayade, ordered his political appointees to immediately start to patronise clothes made in the state.

 

According to Punch, the first roll-out from the factory has hit the market with the production of blazers, jeans, shirts as well as some paramilitary outfits which are economically viable.

 

Gov. Ayade said that as from June 2017, he would not be wearing clothes not made from the factory, explaining that, “the garment factory today is a reality and its now producing in commercial quantities for export too.”

 

He said, “Henceforth, starting from today, all executive members, all appointees must be in clothes made from Calabar Garment Factory and this is official. By the close of next month, anything I put on my body will be made from the Cross River Garment Factory. 

"That is my sincere commitment to the state and for the 3,000 young people working in the factory."