The University of Cross River State (UNICROSS) has reaffirmed its commitment to strategic collaboration with the Federal Road Safety Corps (FRSC) to advance research and student-focused initiatives that promote safer road use. The Vice Chancellor of the institution, Prof. Francisca Bassey, made the reaffirmation on Friday, April 24, 2026, when the Cross River State Sector Commander of the Corps, Corps Commander Innocent Etuk, led a delegation on a courtesy visit to her office. Prof. Bassey highlighted the importance of proper driver training, the use of standardized driving manuals, and the strict enforcement of traffic regulations as essential measures for reducing road accidents. She also called for FRSC support in managing traffic around the university, especially at the main gate, citing concerns over congestion, roadside trading, and environmental safety. Earlier, the FRSC Sector Commander outlined key areas of engagement, including strengthening institutional collaboration,...
Ukelle Nation Endorses President Tinubu, Governor Bassey Otu for Second Term ...Achadu Declares Re-election Bid
Stakeholders and party supporters in Ukelle, Yala Local Government Area of Cross River State have endorsed President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and His Excellency Apostle Senator Prince Bassey Otu for second terms in office as Hon Dr Martins Achadu, member representing Yala II State Constituency formally declared his intention to seek re-election on the platform of the All Progressives Congress (APC). The endorsement took place during an endorsement rally convened by Chief Asegem Emmanuel, Senior Special Assistant to the Governor on Timber Control in the Northern Senatorial District at Ijiraga, South Ukelle which drew political leaders, party executives and community representatives from across Ukelle. Chairman of Ukelle Leadership Forum, Hon. Dr John Ulafor in an interface with Ukelle Traditional Rulers Council, stakeholders and All Progressives Congress executives at both chapter and at the ward level as well as party supporters said that while zoning remai...