The Federation of Muslim Women’s Associations in Nigeria (FOMWAN), Cross River State Chapter, has won the Best Mobiliser Award for its outstanding contribution to cancer awareness , grassroots mobilisation and sustained partnership with Pink Africa Foundation in the fight against cancer. The award followed the association’s impressive participation in a cancer awareness and free medical screening programme organised by Pink Africa Foundation in collaboration with FOMWAN and other partners on October 24, 2026, in Calabar ,Cross River State. The programme commenced with an awareness walk to draw public attention to the dangers of cancer and the importance of early detection. It also featured health education and sensitisation sessions, culminating in free medical screening for breast, cervical and prostate cancer . Several Muslim women, including FOMWAN members and non-members, benefited from the free medical intervention, which was designed to improve access to essenti...
Betta Edu Joins VP, Governors, APC PCC Members At Calabar Rally, Says Cross River 100% For Tinubu,Otu’s Second Term
The Co- Director of the All Progressives Congress (APC) Presidential Campaign Council (PCC), Dr Betta Edu , has joined the Vice President of Nigeria , Governors and party leaders, stakeholders and supporters at a massive rally in Calabar, declaring Cross River State 100 per cent behind President Bola Ahmed Tinubu ’s 2027 re-election bid and Governor Bassey Otu ’s second-term ambition. Speaking with journalists on the sidelines of the organic party rally, Dr Edu expressed confidence in the growing support for the APC across Cross River State, saying that the state was poised to deliver overwhelming electoral victories for President Tinubu and Governor Otu. She described the rally as a powerful demonstration of the unity, strength, and unwavering commitment of the APC family in Cross River, noting that the party remained resolute in consolidating the gains of the Renewed Hope Agenda . According to her, the people of Cross River State have continued to identify with the leadership ...