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City Walker's Fitness Club is set to host its anticipated Fat 2 Fit 3.0 Fitness Day on June 12th, 2024, at the Football Field adjacent to NUJ, Third Avenue by Amanda Jarvis Hospital, State Housing Estate. This annual event aims to promote physical activity and healthy living within the community. Scheduled to commence at 6 am, the day promises a range of activities catering to participants of all fitness levels. From invigorating warm-up sessions led by experienced instructors to group workouts, yoga sessions, and nutritional workshops, attendees can expect a diverse program designed to inspire and support their wellness journey. More than just a day of exercise, City Walker's Fat 2 Fit 3.0 Fitness Day fosters a sense of camaraderie and community engagement. Participants will have the opportunity to connect with like-minded individuals, share their fitness goals, and celebrate their achievements in a supportive environment. With its picturesque setting and inclusive atmosphere,...

For successful project execution, community members must cooperate with contractors, stated Rt. Hon. Orok Duke, the Cross River representative in the Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC). The NDDC Commissioner made this appeal over the weekend during a meeting with leaders, women, and youths of the Eto Mkpe Yellow Duke community in Akpabuyo local government area. Duke, who was in the community to inspect the installation of solar lights, urged residents to allow contractors to complete their work, emphasizing that it serves the best interests of the community. He acknowledged that the current lights are insufficient but assured that efforts are underway to provide more. Duke encouraged the community to remain receptive to contractors, promising that roads and other projects would be carried out in Eto Mkpe Yellow Duke and surrounding areas as long as he holds the NDDC Commissioner position. Additionally, he urged them to fully support the Prince Bassey Otu-led administration, desc...

Cross River's representative on the Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC) board, Rt. Hon. Orok Duke, has pledged to address all abandoned projects in the state. During a Friday inspection of the abandoned skill acquisition center in Akpabuyo local government area, Duke emphasized the project's importance to both Akpabuyo and Cross River. He noted that completing such a significant project would greatly benefit the local economy and help reduce youth unemployment and related unrest. Duke assured that he would advocate for the completion of all abandoned projects in Cross River before the NDDC, expressing confidence that these projects would be reviewed and completed. Since taking office, Duke has shown strong commitment to resolving issues impacting Cross River communities, in line with the NDDC's mandate as an intervention agency. He has consistently stated that his role at the NDDC is to support the Cross River State government's development efforts.

  I congratulate my brother and friend, the quintessential Deputy Governor of Cross River State, His Excellency, Rt. Hon. Peter Odey, Ph.D as he marks his 50th birthday today.     We give glory to God who has made it possible to have you serve Cross River State as Deputy Governor at this time, It is noteworthy that you have consistently shown beyond every reasonable doubt what a dependable ally in the scheme of progress you are.      Over the years, You have always been a loyal team player with fantastic knowledge and managerial skills. Your records of service and achievements cannot be under-emphasized and have been sources of encouragement for many.   We remain proud of you as we wish you more divine knowledge, wisdom, and vitality to carry on in the service of God and the people.   May God’s blessings and protection abide with you today and all the days of your life.      Have a wonderful day, H.E!   ...

  In a heartfelt tribute, Hon. Sarah Amu Abraham Odey, the former Vice Chairman of Ogoja Local Government Area, has celebrated the 50th birthday of His Excellency Rt. Hon. Peter Odey, the Deputy Governor of Cross River State. "On this momentous occasion of your 50th birthday, I extend my heartfelt congratulations and best wishes," she said. "Reaching this significant milestone is a testament to your dedication, resilience, and commitment to serving the people of Cross River State." Hon. Odey praised the Deputy Governor's leadership and vision, highlighting the positive transformations he has brought to the state. She noted that his contributions have set a high benchmark for others to follow. "Your leadership and unwavering vision have brought positive transformations to our state, and your contributions have set a benchmark for others to follow," she added. "As we celebrate your golden jubilee, we reflect on your achievements and the profound imp...

  In commemoration of the 2024 Children's Day, a non-governmental organization, Feed a Hungry Child With Brianna Foundation, conducted a sensitization campaign in some schools in Cross River State to raise awareness about child rights and social justice.  The child rights sensitisation exercise tagged "Know Your Rights" was approved by the management of two schools in Calabar approached by the foundation.  On Wednesday, 29 May, the first edition was held at the Lourdes Academy, Calabar while today, Friday 31st, 2024, the foundation staged the event in the Holychild College, Maryslesssor, Calabar.  During the visits  by the Foundation, educative interactions and teachings on child rights, how to enforce the rights and demand social justice in the society were delivered to the students. The exercise which was led by the founder of the foundation, Barr. Briana Akpagu and supported by the offices of the Deputy Governor of Cross River State and the Senator representi...

  ...Says intervention complements state government's efforts Rt. Hon. Orok Duke, the Commissioner representing Cross River State in the Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC), has provided a truckload of relief materials to the Bakassi returnees, aiming to alleviate their hardships. During the presentation of these items to the coordinator of the Bakassi returnees camp at Ikang on Friday, Duke emphasized that this intervention is designed to supplement the efforts of the Cross River state government in addressing the challenges faced by the returnees. Duke urged the camp coordinator to ensure the relief materials reach those in greatest need, noting that this would motivate the NDDC to continue supporting the Bakassi people. In response to complaints about immediate needs such as roads, electricity, a jetty, and boats for security agencies, the NDDC Commissioner promised to bring these issues to the Commission for prompt action. He also pledged to highlight other critical areas...