The Cross River State government has issued a new directive which requires commercial vehicles to display the state’s iconic blue and white colours.
The order is to enhance public safety and streamline the transport sector.
As you drive through the streets of Cross River State, the blue and white horizontal stripes seem to whisper a sense of pride and welcome.
For the people who call this place home, these colours are a reminder of their roots, their culture, and their community.
The colours are proudly displayed on state symbols and assets, serving as a beacon of unity and shared purpose.
The state government’ in its latest directive mandated commercial vehicles to bear the official colours, promoting state identity, security, and curbing undesirable activities.
A closer look reveals the policy’s primary goal is to enhance surveillance and monitoring.
However, the policy has sparked wide debates amongst the residents.
Some see it as fostering state pride, others worry about financial implications and increased ticketing.
As Cross River State embarks on this bold new path, one thing remains certain: the iconic blue and white colours will be permanently embedded in the state’s identity.
