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Cross River State Releases Names of Successful Applicants for its Teaching and Non Teaching Staff

His Excellency, the Governor (Senator Professor Ben Ayade) has graciously approved issuance of employment letters to Two Thousand, Two Hundred and Twenty (2,220) successful candidates that applied for Teaching and Non-Teaching staff positions to fill the vacancies created by retirements and deaths in the primary school system.

 In line with this, I am pleased to inform you that names of successful candidates have been released. Candidates should click HERE for the list of successful candidates.

It is necessary to mention that the successful candidates were selected purely on merit based on the limited vacancies available.

Successful candidates are to report at the West African People’s Institute (WAPI), Calabar Assembly Hall for the collection of their appointment letters on Tuesday, 22nd January, 2019 at 10.00am.

They are to carry along with them original and photocopies of their credentials enclosed in file jackets.

Other documentation arrangements shall be communicated to successful candidates at the venue for this exercise.

The Board is grateful to Governor Ayade for reducing the unemployment level in the State by creating employment opportunities for Cross Riverians and boosting the staff strength of the Basic Education Sector for effective service delivery.

The board wishes to congratulate all the successful candidates for their display of proficiency and making it through the rigorous processes despite our demand for strict attention to rules and procedures.

Congratulations!

Signed
Dr. (Barr.) Stephen Odey
Executive Chairman
Cross River State Universal Basic Education Board
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