The National President of Cross River University of Technology (CRUTECH) Alumni Association, Comr. Eyam Abeng has commended the Vice Chancellor Prof. Austin Angba and his management team for successfully completing the rigorous Change of Name Process to University of Cross River State (UNICROSS) and approval by the National University Commission (NUC).
In a Press Release signed by him and made available to our correspondence, Comr. Abeng congratulated the government and people of Cross River State as well as the University Community for the laudable initiative of transiting the University into a full fledged conventional citadel of learning which he noted will pave way for robust academic expansion to meet current societal needs, more innovative opportunities and creation of jobs for our teaming unemployed youths.
In his words the CRUTECH Alumni President who doubles as the Special Adviser to the President, Trade Union Congress (TUC) Nigeria on Special Duties & Media Relations and also the Zonal Chairman of Petroleum Natural Gas Senior Staff Association of Nigeria (PENGASSAN) Lagos Zone noted that "by this Development, the University is positioned to introduce 21st century academic programmes which will position the school as the University of choice across the Niger and its environs".
He further assured the Vice Chancellor and his Management Team of continuous support from the Alumni body and pledges to work in synergy to actualize the laudable initiatives and amiable visions of Prof Angba led Administration.
The Special Adviser to the Governor of Cross River State on Public Utilities, Engr. Dr. Jerome Egbe, KSM, today, October 8, 2025, paid a courtesy visit to the Commander of the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC), Cross River Command, Mr. Brown Charles, in Calabar. The visit centered on establishing a strategic partnership to protect and secure public utilities across the state from vandals and criminal elements. During the meeting, Engr. Egbe emphasized the importance of safeguarding all critical public infrastructure and ensuring close collaboration between the Ministry of Public Utilities and the NSCDC in achieving the Governor’s vision for a sustainable and secure state. He also inspected the state of the Command’s facilities and sympathized with the personnel over the recent rainstorm that destroyed parts of the roofing, leaving the building flooded and disrupting operations. Engr. Egbe conveyed the administration’s sympathy and reiterated Governor Bassey O...




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