Cross River Unveils Electric Vehicles for Senior Civil Servants on Democracy Day
The Cross River State Government has unveiled a fleet of electric vehicles for senior civil servants as part of activities commemorating Democracy Day.
The initiative, announced during the state’s Democracy Day celebrations, is aimed at promoting clean energy adoption, reducing carbon emissions, and improving efficiency in public service transportation.
Officials said the move reflects the government’s commitment to innovation and environmental sustainability, while also enhancing the welfare and mobility of senior public servants.
The unveiling ceremony was attended by top government officials and stakeholders, who described the initiative as a step toward modernising governance and aligning with global environmental standards.
The state government noted that the introduction of electric vehicles is part of broader efforts to transition toward greener infrastructure and improve service delivery across ministries and agencies.
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