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The Director General of Caterpillar Movement Campaign Organization, Chief (Hon) Joe Obi Bisong has recently showed capacity as he played the major role masterminding the election of the Sen (Dr) Ntufam Sandy Onor as Senator representing Cross River Central Senatorial District.


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Chief Joe Obi who is a proud son of the Boki local government area was a former leader of Boki Legislative council, former publicity secretary of the People's Democratic Party (PDP) in Cross River and a highly respected politician.

The Capacity DG Delivered the highest votes in the national assembly elections in Cross River Central and also making Caterpillar Movement the most popular campaign organization in Cross River State.

The former SSA to the Governor of Cross River State on Environment, Political Reconciliation and Reintegration, following his liberality and developmental strides, he has conferred with many Chieftaincy titles in many Boki communities and across the state. 

Chief (Hon) Joe Obi Bisong is a genius.

He is intelligent, wise, brilliant, clever, bright, brainy, discerning, clear-sighted, able, agile, apt, astute, canny, donnish, enquiring and far-sighted. A man the entire Boki Nation should be proud of.

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