The Cross River State logo which has had blue and white as it colors may be changed in the coming days information from Government House Calabar suggests.

The Governor, Senator Ben Ayade had informed the State Executive Council last week Thursday that a new flag has been designed which eventually turned out to be the new logo.

He promised to forward the design to the commissioners and now a photograph obtained by CrossRiverWatch seems to suggest Ayade has released the new logo.

The design; Bright red with a white circle containing 18 red stars and a white Bull in the red circle charging towards the right and encapsulated by the ring of stars.

“The 18 stars represent the 18 local government areas of the state,” a top government official said.

Ayade had openly voiced his frustrations that the current blue and white does not offer enough options for creativity and playing around with the colors.

“The state has gotten to 50, it has arrived at the destination, what is the way forward from here? These are all to be taken into consideration and how best to convey resilience and an enterprising state,” said the official.

The bull represents an energetic state, government officials said.

Since 1999, successive administrations have tinkered with the state colors and brands with the most publicized being the “Destination Cross River” which enjoyed an aggressive marketing drive by the Senator Liyel Imoke’s administration.

But, this marks a clear deviation from the past and will be unveiled officially in a few days sources said.

source : crossriverwatch.com

destination cross river all the way,hw can u even use a red color to represent cross river,him tink say na obudu we all be?

Seun, lalasticlala, OAM4J, Mynd44 to the promise land please

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some people dont think ahead at all. 18 stars represents 18 local government in nigeria where politics is unstable. what about if another local government is created or a part of the state carved out. our leaders like to beat around the bush. why not focus on your campaign promises

Short of ideas from government quarters..