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  Nigeria’s Permanent Representative to the United Nations and Chairman of the UN Budget Committee, Ambassador Jimoh Ibrahim , has urged students from the Dominican Republic to make Nigeria their second country, describing the nation as a land of opportunity and growing global relevance. Ambassador Ibrahim made the call while hosting a delegation of Dominican students at the Nigeria Permanent Mission House in New York, where he engaged them in discussions on diplomacy, education, foreign policy, development, and Africa’s role in global affairs. According to a statement signed by his media office, the envoy encouraged the students to look beyond stereotypes and gain a deeper understanding of Africa, noting that the continent’s vast human and natural resources remain central to global development. He said Nigeria continues to play a leading role in Africa through institutions such as the , the Economic Community of West Africa States(ECOWAS), Africa Union(AU) and the United Nations (...

  In the journey of life, true greatness is not measured by where a person begins, but by the depth of their resilience, the heights of their achievements, and the lives they touch along the way. Today, we stand in collective awe and celebration of a man who embodies this truth in its purest form: Engr. (Hon.) Inah Ibor Ubi. The news of his induction as a Fellow of the Nigerian Institute of Electrical and Electronics Engineers (NIEEE) is not just a personal victory; it is a monumental triumph for everyone who believes in the power of hard work, education, and unwavering determination. A Journey Fueled by Resilience Engr. Inah’s story is a powerful testament to the fact that your background does not define your back-against-the-wall future. Rising from a humble background, he faced the typical life struggles that many young Nigerians know all too well. Yet, where others saw obstacles, he saw stepping stones. Armed with a relentless drive and an insatiable thirst for knowledge, he ca...

  The  Cross River State NDDC commissioner and APC chieftain, Rt. Hon. Orok Duke, Ph.D, has called on members and stakeholders of the All Progressives Congress, APC, to intensify grassroots mobilization ahead of the 2027 general elections. Duke who made the call in a meeting with party faithfuls in Calabar South stressed that early and united canvassing would be key to ensuring APC sweeps all elective positions in the state. He warned party stakeholders not to underrate the opposition but intensify canvassing, door-to-door engagement and community outreach for the party to emerge victorious in 2027. According to him, Calabar South remains a critical bloc that can determine the party’s overall performance in Cross River State. Therefore,   There is a need to put aside internal differences and focus on voter education, before the July 11 terminal date. “Incase you don't know, we are already in the electioneering season, if we want all our candidates to win, then the wo...

  In a remarkable demonstration of leadership, maturity, and political inclusiveness, the All Progressives Congress (APC) Candidate for Abi/Yakurr Federal Constituency , Rt. Hon. John Gaul Lebo , has paid a reconciliation and solidarity visit to Hon. Moses Osogi , Honourable Commissioner for Environment and fellow aspirant in the recently concluded APC primary election . The visit followed Rt. Hon. Lebo’s emergence as the APC candidate for the 2027 House of Representatives election and was aimed at promoting unity, strengthening party cohesion, and reinforcing the spirit of brotherhood among party leaders and supporters. During the meeting, Rt. Hon. Lebo emphasized that political contests are temporary, but the collective responsibility to serve the people remains permanent. He noted that while aspirants may pursue different political ambitions, the ultimate goal is the progress, development, and welfare of the people of Abi/Yakurr Federal Constituency. The discussions focused on ...

  By John Gaul Lebo The responsibility of a legislator extends beyond sponsoring new bills. It includes reviewing and amending existing laws to ensure they respond to changing economic realities, technological advancements and the developmental aspirations of the people. Several laws in the Laws of the Federation of Nigeria require strategic amendments to unlock growth and improve service delivery, particularly for communities such as Abi/Yakurr Federal Constituency . 1. LAND USE ACT, 1978 The Land Use Act requires amendments to simplify land acquisition, digitize land registration, protect communal lands and improve compensation mechanisms. Relevance to Abi/Yakurr: Encourages commercial agriculture and agro-industrial investments. Reduces land disputes and improves access to credit. Promotes housing and infrastructure development. Unlocks the economic value of land as the constituency's most important asset. 2. PUBLIC PROCUREMENT ACT, 2007 The Act requires reforms to strengthen tr...

  June 13, 2026 The Senator representing Cross River Central Senatorial District, Eteng Jonah Williams, has presented a Toyota Spider car to his Yakurr Liaison Officer, Mr. Ikoi Uket, popularly known as Ben Bruce, in recognition of his dedication, loyalty, and commitment to grassroots mobilization. The presentation took place on Friday, June 13, 2026, as part of efforts to acknowledge individuals who have demonstrated exceptional service and support for community engagement initiatives across the senatorial district. Speaking during the presentation, Senator Williams commended Mr. Uket for his consistency, hard work, and unwavering commitment to strengthening political participation at the grassroots level. He noted that the vehicle gift was both a reward for excellence and an encouragement for continued dedication to service. In his response, Mr. Uket expressed appreciation to the Senator for the gesture, describing it as a significant source of motivation. He reaffirmed his commi...

An Open Letter to the Executive Governor of Cross River State , Senator Prince Bassey Edet Otu . An Open Letter to His Excellency, Senator Prince Bassey Edet Otu The Executive Governor of Cross River State, Government House, Calabar. Your Excellency, Re: A Cry for Peace—An Urgent Call to End Incessant Communal Clashes and Foster Lasting Stability in Cross River State I write to you today not just as a citizen of Cross River State, but as a deeply concerned humanitarian and peace advocate who shares your vision for a prosperous, reinvented Cross River State. We all applauded your "People First" agenda, recognizing it as a beacon of hope. However, Your Excellency, the bitter truth is that no meaningful development can survive in an environment fractured by violence. While your administration makes strides in urban renewal and economic repositioning, a bleeding wound festers across our rural communities. The incessant, bloody communal clashes over land boundaries and heri...