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By Sylvia Okoi The Commissioner for Environment, Hon. Moses Osogi, has expressed concern over the deplorable sanitary conditions at both the male and female hostels of the University of Calabar. Speaking during his visit as part of the May edition of the State-Wide monthly Environmental Sanitation Exercise, he described the uncleanliness of the institution as "appalling." Worried about the unhygienic state of the students' living spaces, Hon. Osogi asserted that the University of Calabar is falling short in its environmental practices, emphasizing the government's readiness to supporting the Institution in improving living conditions for students. In his overall assessment of this month's sanitation compliance, Hon. Osogi rated the exercise as high and impressive.  He stated, "Despite the break we experienced last month due to the JAMB examination, I am pleased to see that residents, particularly those in the metropolis, have shown commendable com...

By Sylvia Okoi The Governor of Cross River State, Sen. Bassey Edet Otu, recently presented new Certificates of Occupancy (C of O) to some landowners whose properties and businesses are located within the State.  Speaking during the presentation, Governor Otu emphasized that obtaining proper land documentation would not only enhance the state’s economy but also facilitate business growth through improved access to bank loans. "This is a significant date in the history of Cross River State’s development," declared Governor Otu. "It has been one of our thematic areas from the onset, and we are committed to making substantial progress." The Governor praised the efforts of the Cross River State Geographic Information Agency (CRGIA) for their exemplary overhaul of land documentation processes.  He expressed satisfaction with the readiness and technical skills demonstrated by CRGIA in facilitating the regularization of C of O. Acknowledging the achievements of ...

In a momentous recognition of his unwavering dedication to public service and grassroots development, the Deputy Chief of Staff to the Governor of Cross River State, Hon. Boniface Okache, has been conferred with the Champion of Volunteerism Award by Man O’ War Nigeria, Cross River State Command. The award, presented during a formal ceremony, symbolizes the deep appreciation of the organization for Hon. Okache’s tireless commitment to volunteerism, civic responsibility, and the advancement of community welfare across the state. While presenting the award, the State Commandant of Man O’ War Nigeria, Mr. Nsikak A., extolled Hon. Okache as “a man whose zeal for community service is both exemplary and infectious.” He emphasized that the honour was in recognition of the Deputy Chief of Staff’s strategic role in promoting a culture of volunteerism, community empowerment, and proactive youth engagement. Responding to the honour, Hon. Okache conveyed heartfelt gratitude ...