Amis Integres Commends SSG's Strategic Role, Seeks Mentorship, Involvement in Research for Development

The Secretary to the Cross River State Government, Prof. Anthony Owan Enoh, extended a warm welcome to members of Amis Integres during a recent meeting.

In his remarks, Prof. Enoh commended the group for its thoughtful choice of name, "Amis Integres," emphasizing the significant responsibility that comes with bearing such a title.

He urged the members to consistently uphold the values of integrity in their service to the University, noting the importance of maintaining high moral standards in all their endeavours.

Prof. Enoh further expressed the government's willingness to support initiatives that would positively impact the state, reinforcing the administration’s commitment to fostering development.
Encouraging the members of Amis Integres to remain diligent, courageous, and innovative in their pursuits, Prof. Enoh pledged his ongoing support to the group, assuring them of his readiness to assist in their future endeavours.

Speaking earlier the Chairman of Amis Integres Dr. Victor Ndifon, had acknowledged the strategic role played by the Secretary to the State Government (SSG) in the state's administration.

Dr. Ndifon outlined key requests on behalf of Amis Integres, emphasizing the need for mentorship aimed at driving impactful change and for Amis's involvement in research geared toward policy development.

Supporting the discussion, Engr. Dr. Anderson Etika noted the organization's commitment to contributing to the state's progress. He mentioned the presence of a diverse array of competent professionals within Amis Integres, all of whom are eager to collaborate with the SSG's office in advancing the state's development agenda.
The following are members of the Amis Integres:
Dr Victor Ndifon
MS Esther Offiong
Dr Jonathan Osang
Dr Mrs. Bibiana Ineji
Mr. Andrew Ntul
Dr Njah Bassey Etta
Engr Dr Anderson Etika
Engr Dr. James Diwa
Engr Dr Mrs Maria Etete Enoh
Mrs. Itang Eko Ebia
Arc Dr Mrs Maureen Effanga
Arc Mrs. Rose Abua
Engr Emmanuel Ushie
Engr Asuquo
Mrs. Vivian Dien
Mr Steven Odey
Mr. Sunday Utubaku
Mr Philip Odida

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