In Boki, where the voice of the elders still carries weight and the land remains deeply connected to its culture, public service is often seen as more than politics; it is a call to serve the people.
It was in this spirit that Asu Ben Bisong paid a courtesy visit to the Paramount Ruler of Boki Local Government, HRM Otu Batu Fradeline Akandu JP, as he continues his journey towards the 2027 Cross River State House of Assembly election.
During the visit, the traditional ruler offered royal blessings and words of encouragement to Bisong, who is seeking to represent Boki II State Constituency in the House of Assembly.
The monarch stressed the importance of community service, responsible leadership and genuine commitment to the development of the people.
He also acknowledged Bisong's involvement in initiatives promoting Bokyi cultural identity, particularly efforts connected to the development and promotion of cultural colours, symbols and slogans.
According to the traditional ruler, people who have demonstrated interest in preserving the culture and advancing the wellbeing of their communities should be encouraged when they seek to contribute at a wider level of public service.
For Bisong, the visit was not simply another political engagement but an opportunity to receive guidance from one of the traditional authorities in his home area.
He expressed appreciation to HRM Otu Batu Fradeline Akandu JP for granting him an audience despite the short notice, describing the royal reception, blessings and fatherly counsel as a significant source of encouragement.
Bisong has increasingly positioned himself around issues of cultural identity, community engagement and representation as he prepares for the 2027 political season in Boki II. His campaign conversation is expected to focus on how the constituency can strengthen its voice, promote its identity and attract greater attention to community needs.
Public information currently available online about Bisong is limited, so details of his wider professional background and previous community projects could not be independently established from reliable public sources. What is clearer from the material surrounding his campaign is his emphasis on Bokyi culture and community participation.
With 2027 gradually drawing closer, conversations in Boki II are beginning to move beyond party politics to questions of who can effectively represent the people and remain connected to them.
For now, Asu Ben Bisong continues to take his message from community to community, seeking not just political support but the blessing and confidence of the people whose voice he hopes to carry to the State Assembly.
And in Boki, where the wisdom of the elders meets the aspirations of a younger generation, the road to 2027 is slowly taking shape; one conversation, one community and one step at a time.
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