His Lordship, Rt. Rev. Prof. Nneoyi Onen Egbe, Bishop of the Anglican Archdiocese of Calabar , paid a memorable pastoral visit to Holy Trinity College, Calabar , where he officially dedicated the school's newly established sickbay. The visit marked one of his major appearances at the church-owned institution in recent years and was warmly received by the management, staff, and students. The Bishop, who was warmly received by the principal of the school, Lady Beatrice Ifeyinwa, commended the school for its commitment to the academic and moral development of young people. He encouraged the students to remain focused on their studies, stressing that reading is the key to acquiring knowledge and making meaningful contributions to society. He urged them to take their education seriously, reminding them that hard work and discipline are essential to achieving success in life. Addressing the teachers, the Bishop expressed appreciation for their dedication and sa...
Law School Students Pay Courtesy Visit to Senator Eteng Williams, Appreciate Three Years of Educational Support
A delegation of Law School students from Cross River State on Wednesday paid a courtesy visit to the Senator representing Cross River Central Senatorial District , Senator Eteng Jonah Williams , in appreciation of his sustained commitment to supporting legal education through his Law School Grant Scheme . The students expressed profound gratitude to the Senator for his investment in the academic advancement of aspiring lawyers, noting that his intervention has, for the past three years, provided financial assistance to Law School students from Cross River Central while also extending support to students across Cross River State. Speaking on behalf of the delegation, the students described Senator Williams as a leader who has consistently demonstrated his passion for human capital development and educational empowerment. They commended him for easing the financial burden associated with legal education, describing the grant as a lifeline that has enabled many beneficiaries to successfu...