Agropreneur urges Ayade to form think-thank in next government.

 Cross River born agropreneur,  Godshield Kanjal has urged the governor of Cross River State,  Ben Ayade to set up a think-thank in his second tenure.

 According to him, appointing every 'dick, tom and harry' as government functionary does not add up if those supposed appointees can't bring anything to the table.

 The Ogoja born CEO of Kalz Farms,  and producer of popular snack, Kalz Plantain Chips noted that a large number of appointees in the outgoing administration did not make any positive impact in the state apart from receiving pay cheques at the end of every month.

He stated that appointment of office holders should not be based on sympathy but by thorough scrutiny to ascertain those who have something meaningful to offer the state.

His words "The last administration was hinged  on food on the table. It was a jamboree of appointments. This second tenure should not be so. There should be a think-thank covering all sectors. this think-tank should consist of young men and women with proven track-record".

 "Cross River has lots of potentials in agriculture, and it isn't rocket science to unlock these. All we need is to have people of likeminds in government, not sycophants and praise singers," .

Kanjal who was recently involved in a social media battle with the Senior special assistant to the governor on Entrepreneurship and job placement regardingba grant program with the state government where he insinuated that the SSA asked young entrepreneurs to hawk a product of a Chinese company in order to raise money for their young businesses, this claim was later clarified by Joseph Edet the SSA.