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  The Government of Cross River State proudly presents the Cross River Students Entrepreneurship, Employability, and Mentorship Summit (CR-SEEMS) 2024, designed celebrate the 2024 international students Day, empowering students with the skills and knowledge necessary to succeed in the ever-evolving business landscape - Date: 19th November, 2024 - Venue: Metropolitan Hotel, Calabar - Arrival: 18th November, 2024 - Departure: 20th November, 2024 - Reviews & Follow-up Engagement: 21st November, 2024 CR-SEEMS 2024 aims at, 1. Foster entrepreneurship and employability skills among Cross River students. 2. Provide mentorship opportunities with successful entrepreneurs and industry experts. 3. Promote innovation, creativity, and leadership. 4. Enhance networking opportunities among participants. Key Features 1. Inspiring keynote addresses from renowned entrepreneurs and thought leaders. 2. Interactive workshops and masterclasses on entrepreneurship, business planning, and skill develo...

  The APC Chairmanship Candidate for Ikom LGA, Pst. Mrs. Mercy Nsor has reiterated her commitment to prioritize Education when elected into office. Pst. Nsor stated this earlier today when she Chaired the 5th edition of the "Voice Of The Street Spelling Bee Competition" involving various Secondary Schools in Ikom LGA. The APC Chairmanship Candidate, who was ably represented by Elder Ntem Chris, one of the major Leaders/Elders of the National Association of Ikom Students Worldwide [NAIS WW], reemphasized the Chairman's commitment/dedication to prioritize Education alongside Infrastructural Development, Good Healthcare Services, Agricultural Development, Peace/Security amongst others. "I'm here under the directives of the APC Chairmanship Candidate, Pst. Mrs. Mercy Nsor couldn't make it as planned as a result of her engagement in other pressing issues. She has asked me to reassure you that, when elected, she'll put Students Education as her number one prior...

  The Niger Delta Development Commission, NDDC, has delivered over thirty (30) pieces of Boats across the Riverine Communities in Cross River State. This, according to the Commissioner representing Cross River State in the NDDC Board, is to cushion the debilitating impact of severe floods that affected livelihoods, especially in the rural communities.  Addressing pressmen in Calabar, the State Capital, Otuekong Orok Duke, disclosed that the boats are part of relief materials earlier distributed to give respite to those displaced by the recent floods in the State.  " _These boots are part of the Palliatives for flood victims that were supposed to be sent three months ago.  They were not delivered, so I had to order for them And insisted on having the Cross River state quota sent, which they did. We were still awaiting the cassava processing machines which have not yet come. We got these boats for about four months now, so we just felt that it was necessary to let the ...

  The long-awaited burial of Nigeria’s former Senate President, Dr. Joseph Wayas, will take place on November 30, 2024, in his hometown of Bassang, Obanliku Local Government Area, Cross River State. Dr. Wayas, a respected leader and prominent figure from Nigeria’s Second Republic, passed away on November 30, 2021, in the United Kingdom while receiving medical treatment. However, due to various complications, his remains could not be returned to Nigeria until July 2024, nearly three years later. In a press briefing at the Ernest Etim Bassey Press Centre, Calabar, Dr. DornCklaimz Enamhe, Secretary of the Central Planning Committee and Convener of the ‘Who is Who in Northern Cross River Forum,’ confirmed the burial arrangements. He stated, “The remains of the former Senate President of Nigeria, Senator Joseph Wayas, will be laid to rest on November 30, 2024.” The burial will be held with a state ceremony at U.J. Esuene Stadium before Dr. Wayas’s remains are transported to Bassang for ...

  By Josephine Trinity  The Counselling Association of Nigeria (CASSON) Cross River State Chapter has recognized Venerable Eugene Anyadi, MCASSON JP, with the prestigious Award of Excellence in Counselling Service and Educational Management.  The honour was conferred at the Induction, Oath-Taking, and Award Ceremony held on October 30, 2024, at the ASUU Hall of the University of Calabar. In his address to Detailings News, Venerable Anyadi shared an inspiring message on resilience and faith, saying, “Even when you are abandoned and you find yourself at a crossroads, feeling unseen and uncared for, remember that God cares and rewards more than you expect from man." Venerable Anyadi dedicated the award to his past and present students, as well as the teachers at Holy Trinity College, Calabar, where he serves.  Expressing gratitude, he thanked God and acknowledged the contributions of other dedicated educators who have supported his journey in educational and counselling...

The Takim Achu Dynasty of Bendeghe-Ekiem community in Etung local government area of Cross River state has honoured the remarkable legacy of their late patriarch, Pa Takim Achu, with a Silver Jubilee celebration, commemorating 25 years since his passing. The late sage's pioneering effort in the education of the later generations particularly in the old Ikom, his starting of the Primary School Ekimkae in his own compound and subsequent donation of land for the school's permanent site, as well as his philanthropic disposition, earned Pa Achu, popularly known as 'The Centurion,' a place in the pantheons of Elite Educationists in the region and beyond. His kindred, last weekend, gathered at the Presbyterian Church, Bendeghe-Ekiem, in a thanksgiving service in honour of the legendary Pa Takim Achu. Highlights of late the Pa Takim Achu's biography, read by Ntufam (Barr.) Achu Takim Achu, on behalf of the family, chronicled his impactful life under the following: 1. Educat...

  The Cross River state NDDC Representative Rt. Hon. Orok Duke has admonished Cross Riverians to turn out enmass to vote for their preferred candidates in the November 2 local government elections in the state. Duke who made the call while speaking with newsmen urged Cross Riverians to see this as an opportunity to elect credible leaders who will foster development and effective representation at the grassroot level. According to him, “the wards and local governments are the strata of government closest to the grassroot and represents the foundation of governance, so the need to elect credible leaders at that level cannot be overemphasized”. While calling on the Cross River State Independent Electoral Commission (CROSIEC) to ensure a level playing ground for all candidates, he encouraged electorates to trust the electoral umpire to deliver a free, fair and credible election. He said: “while going out on Saturday to exercise your franchise, ensure to conduct yourself peacefully, adh...