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  • Jarigbe Begins Second Phase Distribution Of Fertilizer TO Constituents

    Jarigbe Begins Second Phase Distribution Of Fertilizer TO Constituents

     

    In a bid to boost agricultural productivity and ensure food security, the Senator representing Cross River North Senatorial District, Senator Jarigbe Agom Jarigbe, has commenced the second phase of fertilizer distribution across the 54 wards of Cross River North Senatorial District.

    The Constituency Officer, Mr. Egar Mgbantul, who represented the Senator said, the initiative is part of the Senator’s effort to support farmers and improve the livelihoods of his constituents. As a seasoned advocate for agricultural development, Senator Jarigbe has consistently pushed for policies and programs that promote food security and economic growth.

    The fertilizer distribution program is expected to benefit thousands of farmers across the Senatorial District, providing them with essential inputs to enhance crop yields and improve food production.

    Jarigbe’s commitment to agricultural development is evident in his previous endeavors, including his call for a deliberate plan to end food insecurity in Cross River North.

    Beneficiaries who were drawn from the 54 wards of the Senatorial District expressed their gratitude to him for the initiative. They prayed for God’s grace and pledged their unalloyed support to him.

    The second phase of the fertilizer distribution program is a testament to Jarigbe’s dedication to his constituents and the agricultural sector. By supporting farmers and promoting agricultural productivity, the lawmaker aims to create a more sustainable and food-secure future for Cross River North.

    TEAM JARI MEDIA

  • Diamond Jubilee: Emma Akwagiobe Congratulates APC Stakeholders, Obudu Community on Nigeria’s 64th Anniversary

    Diamond Jubilee: Emma Akwagiobe Congratulates APC Stakeholders, Obudu Community on Nigeria’s 64th Anniversary

     

    On the occasion of Nigeria’s 64th Independence Anniversary on October 1, 2024, the Honorable Emma Akwagiobe campaign train extends warm felicitations to our esteemed All Progressives Congress stakeholders, supporters and the good people of Obudu Local Government Area, at home and in the diaspora.

    As we celebrate this milestone Diamond Jubilee which symbolizes our nation’s strength, we are reminded of our unity and resilience as one indivisible nation. May this momentous occasion inspire us to work together towards a brighter future for Obudu and Nigeria.

    As we move closer to the local government elections this October, we are confident that our collective efforts will culminate in a resounding victory at the polls. We are committed to take the reins of leadership to deliver exemplary governance that will bring prosperity and growth to our people.

    Therefore, as we move into this month of October, we thank our friends and growing support base for all your efforts in making this aspiration a success. We pray that God’s blessings, favor and grace will be our guiding principles. May this month of October be a month of victory and a month of joy for all of us.

    Once again, we congratulate our party members for their strong enthusiasm and dedication. We also invite those who are undecided to join our movement. Together, we will transform Obudu Local Government Area into a shining example of progress and hope for our collective good.

    Congratulations and Happy Independence anniversary.

    Signed:
    Hon. Emma Akwagiobe For Chairman Campaign Train.
    1/10/2024

  • UNICAL DVC, Okafor, Six Others Ranks Among Top 2% of Global Scientists

    UNICAL DVC, Okafor, Six Others Ranks Among Top 2% of Global Scientists

     

    The Deputy Vice Chancellor, Research, Linkages and Collaboration, Prof. Peter C. Okafor and six (6) other scholars from the University of Calabar have made the list of top 2% global scientists in the 2024 Stanford University, the United States of America, and Elsevier compiled list.

    The list shows the 2% of top scientists globally and which represents the records of scientists from any country. The American University of Stanford/Elsevier periodically established the most influential researchers globally which spans over 8 million researchers with the highest impact in their various fields.

    From the September 16th, 2024 data published by the Elsevier/Stanford University, Nigerian Scientists totaling 233 scholars made the list and the Deputy Vice Chancellor, Research, Linkages and Collaboration of the University of Calabar, Prof. Peter C. Okafor, a lecturer in the Department of Pure and Industrial Chemistry in the institution apparently appeared as number 141 with a credited 75 publications in Scopus, ranking number 233,540 in the global index.

    Available information also showed that Prof. Martin Meremikwu of the
    Department of Pediatrics takes number 182 with 168 publications in Scopus and ranking 327,718 in the world.

    Prof. Aniekan Edet of the Department of Geology takes number 101 with 57 publications in Scopus and seizes number 163,100 in the world order.

    Dr Alexander I. Ikeuba of the Department of Pure and Industrial Chemistry also earned number 198 with 45 Scopus publications and ranking 395,630 in the world.

    Mr. Louis Hitler emerged with number 127 having 260 publications in Scopus while earning 209,994 position in the world.

    Also on the list are Mr. Otu, Akaninyene of the College of Medical Sciences and Mr. Gber, Terkumbur E. of the Department of Chemical Physics having the later occupying number 232 with 71 Scopus publications and ranking 1,393,314 in the globe and the former taking number 109 position with 91 publications in Scopus with 177,878 in the world index.

     

    (To search the name of any scientist, readers can visit the website https://topresearcherslist.com/).

     

  • I Remain Loyal To The PDP, I Have No Reason To Leave – Jarigbe

    I Remain Loyal To The PDP, I Have No Reason To Leave – Jarigbe

    The senator representing Cross River Northern Senatorial District, Sen Jarigbe Agom Jarigbe, has urged his constituents to be calm as he his loyalty remain with his constituents.

    Sen Jarigbe responded to rumors peddled by distractors and said he remained with the PDP because he has no reason to leave.

    The lawmaker noted that his mandate was given to him by people of Cross River North, and only the person have the power to determine his fate, and insisted that no political maneuver or rumor can alter this truth. The senator affirmed that his loyalty lies with the people, and his commitment to our shared vision of progress remains unshaken.

    The senator made this known in press release made available to TheLumineNews, which he personally signed.

    Find the release below

    PRESS RELEASE

    DISREGARD BASELESS RUMORS: I REMAIN LOYAL TO THE PEOPLE’S DEMOCRATIC PARTY (PDP).

    My dear Constituents of Cross River North Senatorial District, esteemed Party men and loyal supporters,
    I address you today in response to a baseless and mischievous rumor making the rounds, suggesting that I, your Senator, am planning to defect from the People’s Democratic Party (PDP) to another political party. I wish to categorically state that this rumor is entirely false, a figment of the imagination of political jobbers who are bent on misleading and distracting us from the important task of governance and development in our district.

    Let me be clear: I remain fully committed to the ideals of the PDP and have no intention whatsoever of jumping ship. This malicious rumor is the handiwork of those who seek to cause confusion among our people. Their intention is to undermine the trust we have built together, but I urge you to completely disregard their lies. Our focus must remain on delivering the dividends of democracy to our people, not engaging in baseless speculation.

    I did not seek this position to play politics; I sought it to serve you, my people. It is not about the political party, but about the commitment to fulfilling our social contract. As your representative, I have always placed your welfare, development, and progress above all else. That will never change. I am here to serve, and I will continue to deliver on my promises, no matter the distractions.

    Those who are quick to defect are often those who have failed to perform and are now seeking help from the government in power ahead of the next election. However, let me remind them that elections are won based on performance, not on the political party one belongs to. Our people are wise, and they will assess us by what we have done for them, not by where we have chosen to sit at the table of power.

    I remain with the PDP because I have no reason to leave. My mandate was given to me by you, the people of Cross River North, and only you have the power to determine my fate. No political maneuver or rumor can alter this truth. My loyalty lies with you, and my commitment to our shared vision of progress remains unshaken.

    I urge you to stay focused and disregard the noise from those who wish to distract us. Together, we will continue to work for the betterment of our Senatorial District , ensuring that the progress we seek is achieved.

    Thank you for your trust, support, and belief in our shared mission.

    God bless Cross River North Senatorial District.
    God bless the People’s Democratic Party.

    Dist. Sen Jarigbe Agom Jarigbe, DSSRS.
    Cross River North Senatorial District
    People’s Democratic Party (PDP)

  • Ofambe Community Adopts Silas Osang For Councillorship In Alege/Ubang Ward

    Ofambe Community Adopts Silas Osang For Councillorship In Alege/Ubang Ward

     

    The people of Ofambe Community in Alege/Ubang ward has unanimously adopted Mr Silas Ochui as their representative in the Obudu Legislative Council just as the Cross River State Independent Electoral Commission CROSIEC announced the conduct of Local Government elections in October, 2024.

    The event which comprised of elders, women, youths, opinion leaders and Chiefs in Ofambe community took place at Unity Primary School, Ofambe – Ubang, Obudu Local Government Area of Cross River State.

    The community explained that it was very crucial to carefully examine the various persons vying to represent them in the council as the third tier of government, the local government council is the most closest to the local people and so demands a person who is closer to them, who understands them and will provide the needed representation that is demanded of such a person.

    The community insisted that it was very appropriate and timely for them to adopt who they think is best among their children vying for same position to avoid unnecessary expenses occasioned by their aspirations which may create room for overzealous politicians in and outside the Ofambe community to extort them.

    The community vowed to do everything within their powers to ensure that their choice of the councillorship position is sustained and subsequently elected into council to compete with other colleagues with the view to deliver the dividends of democracy to them.

    The event had in attendance women, youths, elders, opinion leaders and Chiefs who adopted Mr Osang Silas Ochui, as their sole aspirant for the councillorship position.

    They used the occasion to call on all sons and daughters of Alege/Ubang ward to respect their choice of who represents them in the council since the position has been zoned to Ofambe.

    The following persons spoke on behalf of the elders/opinion leaders, Mr Fidelis Omang popularly refered to as Mali, Omang Christy spoke on behalf of the women, and Mr Inyang Denis spoke on behalf of the youths.

    Also Elder Inyang Isaiah Osang, a retired pastor, called on other youths to respect the choice of the community.

    Present during the adoption were all the chiefs in the community.
    Chief Julius Okpu
    Chief Oliver Ibang
    Chief Sunday iyang
    Chief Peter Abua,
    Chief. Simon orim
    Chief. Ayeni James
    Chief. Nzama Jonah
    Chief. Ayeni Vincent.

    Mr Osang Silas Ochui, thanked the entire community for the responsibility saddled him, and used the opportunity to call on all other brothers of his who have declared their intentions openly or are yet to do so to please give him the opportunity and support to answer the call to serve them.

    He thanked the community to have abandoned their schedules to gather for his sake. He pledged commitment to the responsibility given him asked for prayers.

    He was blessed and prayers offered to God as they called on their ancestors to guide, protect and bring to fruition their collective choice of their councillorship representative.

    Mr Silas Osang has shown commitment to serving others. His impact on the community is evident through various initiatives, including:
    Volunteering at the Ofambe Primary Health Center, ensuring that vital health services reach the most vulnerable populations.

    Volunteering at the Community Secondary School in Ubang where he taught and prepared for JAMB, WAEC and NECO examinations, which significantly improved Student’s chances of admission to higher education.

    Osang played pivotal role in the reinstallation and repair of the local market borehole, ensuring access to clean water for residents. He also worked on configuring streetlights, enhancing the safety and security of the community.

    His key three areas of focus includes, effective representation, accountability, and youth empowerment.

  • Team Jari Media Speaks On Defecting Two PDP Assembly Members

    Team Jari Media Speaks On Defecting Two PDP Assembly Members

    ON THE MATTER OF OUR DEPARTING ASSEMBLY MEMBERS

    “There are two tragedies in life. One is not to gain your heart’s desire, the other is to gain it.” – George Bernard Shaw.

    In gaining one’s strong desire they are unwittingly exposed both to themselves and the general public, in the mettle that frames their inner core and their capacity to stay the course upon which they sailed into success, despite challenges.

    Sometimes to lose a high office is to find protection from oneself and their frailties and remain in the fitting shelter of public knowledge about them. If you didn’t come to the village square to play, no one would have known about your club feet.

    The social media has been agog with news about the plans of two PDP members of the House of Assembly to defect to the APC in less than no time. They are going to the food table where they expect to eat mouthfuls for themselves. And the real losers are the people who voted them into office and trusted them with their well-being.

    We who are members of the Peoples Democratic Party,of can only wish them well in their new endeavour and hope that since there is no governor from the North at this time, they will be able to fill in the gap by attracting, employment, projects and empowerment for their constituents which their membership of the PDP did not allow them to do.

    Our brothers are free to ignore the reality, as Ayn Rand says, but they cannot ignore the consequences of ignoring the reality. Nor can they ignore the niggling conscience of betraying the very hand and machinery that fed their ambition and brought them to the front line.

    We on our part will continue to remain resolute in our belief in our leaders and in our party, as doing otherwise can only make us light in the eyes of the people to whom we owe our election into office and our mandate. Being so blessed by the Almighty, we cannot regret the loss of some associates, after all, it was never about numbers, it was always about our belief, our conviction and the trust that the masses of our people have invested in us.

    When we ran in 2023 elections we captured 7 Seats out of 9 Seats in Cross River North. This was achieved even when they dominated all elected and appointive Offices, we had only the people on our side. We stood against a sitting governor from the North, a federal minister from the North, two National Assembly members, six House of Assembly members, five local government chairmen, ten commissioners, more than 2000 appointees, about 50 councillors and even more. And we still changed the narrative.

    We are still standing with the people. Two House of Assembly members abandoning the people and the party are most unlikely to change the story, they may however gain a little personal pecks and perquisites, nothing more. Regrettably, they are unlikely to bring any succour at all, for the people who brought them to office. In any event, their influence has, at best, been very negligible.

    We remain unconquerable, because we are who we are, having long chosen principles and the narrow path over and above the gravey train. There are no odds in politics when the people are at the core of one’s endeavour, the choice is not difficult to make. What is more delightful is that our electorates are more enlightened now and truly know on which side their bread is buttered.

    And like INVICTUS, we thank whatever gods may be, for our unconquerable souls. Because we remain the masters of our fate, the captains of our souls.

    TEAM JARI MEDIA

  • UNICAL Suspends All Final Year Engineering Students

    UNICAL Suspends All Final Year Engineering Students

     

    The University of Calabar Vice Chancellor, Prof Florence Obi has directed the suspension of all final year students of the Faculty of Engineering, over flagrant violation of extant policy on ban on reckless driving, flying of colors and wild jubilation in the guise of celebrating the completion of final examination.

    The suspension was conveyed by the institution Registrar, Mr Egbe Gabriel and dated September 25th 2024.

    The directives reads in full : “The Vice Chancellor is dismayed by the report she received concerning students of the Faculty of Engineering who, today September 25, 2024 who engaged in acts of lawlessness by flouting management directives as contained in our circular Ref. UC/REC/DISC.45A` dated August 7th 2024, on the ban on ‘Reckless Driving, Flying of Colors and Wild Jubilation after Examination‘ These students in fragrant violation of this extant policy, embark on actions that threatened the peace of the university. These students were seen engaging in reckless, lawless and noisy convoys in the guise of celebrating the completion of their final examination.

    “The Vice Chancellor is saddened by this development and has directed that all final year students of the Faculty of Engineering should be placed on suspension. Accordingly, the students concerned are hereby suspended with effect from Wednesday September 25th, 2024.

    “By this decision, the Deputy Vice Chancellor (Academic) is to ensure that all actions relating to the processing of results of the affected students are put on hold pending the investigation by the special committee put in place for the purpose.

    “The Dean Faculty of Engineering and all Heads of Department in the Faculty of Engineering are to ensure full compliance with this directives please”.

  • SUKI Facilitates $400,000 Foreign Scholarship For 10 C’Riverians

    SUKI Facilitates $400,000 Foreign Scholarship For 10 C’Riverians

     

    In yet another groundbreaking achievement by the Senator representing Cross River South Senatorial district, Sen. Asuquo Ekpenyong, ten young scholars from the state are set to receive $400,000 to pursue different postgraduate degrees in some European and American Universities. The scholarship which is part of the second batch of the NDDC postgraduate scholarship programme will enable each scholar to receive $40,000, equivalent to N64 million, to support their academic endeavours.

    Recall that in the first batch, the Senator fondly called ‘SUKI’ facilitated $280,000 for seven young Cross River scholars who are currently pursuing degrees in several foreign universities.

    The second batch beneficiaries include Ernest Edim, who will study Msc. Data Science at the University of Salford, UK; Juliet Edem, Msc. Biomedical Science at the University of Salford, UK; Inde Immanuella Sikile, LLM Artificial Intelligence, Digital and Cyberlaw at Edge Hill University, UK; Egwu Sonia, Msc. Project Management at Northampton University, UK; and Umoh Anthony Effiong, Msc. Sustainable Transitions at the University of Aberdeen, UK.

    Others are Egwu Florence-Sarah Arong, MSC. Computer Science at Maharashi International University, USA; Eyo Victor Effiom, Msc. Public Health at the University of Wolverhampton, UK; Iyam Solomon, MRes (MPhil) Tropical Health and Infectious Disease Research at Liverpool School of Tropical Medicine, UK; Asuquo Utang Edet, LLM International Business and Commercial Law at Anglia Ruskin University, UK; and Edem Umoh Bassey, MSC. Renewable Energy Engineering at Kingston University, London.

    As Nelson Mandela aptly stated, “Education is the most powerful tool you can use to change the world”. There’s nothing more valuable than education, and Sen. Ekpenyong is empowering a lot of Cross Riverians with the viable tools to excel in their respective fields. Indeed, he is deliberate about supporting young people to build their capacities in contemporary and future-oriented fields. On graduation, these youths will be empowered to become thought leaders in their respective domains.

    I’m particularly impressed with the quality of most of the courses. We don’t have many Cross Riverians who have delved into some of these fields which are some of the the most in-demand fields in the labour market, both locally and internationally today.

    In the Journalism profession, most media house owners in Nigeria will tell you that when they offer you appointment letter even without pay, they’re giving you meal ticket. In like manner, I commend the Senator for his vision and commitment in supporting the next generation of leaders in our state with the solid meal tickets.

    Congratulations to all the deserving beneficiaries. May God guide and protect them throughout the duration of their programmes.

    Inyali Peter, Ph.D.

  • Obono-Obla Wants CROSIEC To Clarify It’s Own TimeTable

    Obono-Obla Wants CROSIEC To Clarify It’s Own TimeTable

     

    A Human rights Lawyer and activist, Chief Okoi Obono-Obla, a founding member of the All Progressive Congress APC, who was also a former President Buhari Aide, has called on the Cross River State Independent Electoral Commission CROSIEC, to clarify it’s own timetable.

    According to the timetable released by CROSIEC, there is no provision for registered political parties to comply with section 20A of CROSIEC law.

    In a release made available to TheLumineNews, Obono-Obla noted the importance of CROSIEC to correct the error to avoid someone challenging the process.

    The release reads in full:
    “CROSEIC NEEDS TO CLARIFY THE OMISSION ON ITS TIMETABLE:

    “Undoubtedly, the timetable released by CROSIEC today, the 25 September 2024, which kickstarts activities that would culminate in the Local Government councils elections in Cross River State, is nebulous.

    “CROSIEC, must as a matter of urgency, explains why in its timetable, no provision was made for registered political parties to comply with section 20A of CROSIEC Law (supra)

    “This time table is faulty because there is provision made for registered political parties to give 21 days’ notice in writing to CROSIEC of their intention to hold congresses to nominate their candidates for the election as provided by section 20A of CROSEIC Law (2002) (as amended).
    It is important for CROSIEC to take steps to correct this error ,otherwise, it is opening her flank for someone to challenge the process, which may result in the invalidation of the entire process.
    Is it a deliberate omission or an oversight?”.

  • Why Noel Ugbong Is The Best Material For The Chairmanship Position In Obudu BY JERRY AGBO

    Why Noel Ugbong Is The Best Material For The Chairmanship Position In Obudu BY JERRY AGBO

    WHY NOEL UGBONG IS THE BEST MATERIAL FOR THE CHAIRMANSHIP OF OBUDU

    Noel Ugbong’s political and administrative journey began 21 years ago (in 2003) when he was appointed as the Liaison Officer to Hon. Victor Agwu, the Honourable Member representing Obudu in the Cross River State House of Assembly, with a functional office at the then PDP Secretariat and enjoyed political tutelage and mentorship from the PDP Chapter Chairman, Chief Spokesman Agogo, Akoli Paul Unimke, Hon. Joe Ogar, among others.

    Due largely to his excellent performance as a Liaison Officer, Noel was appointed as the Personal Assistant to the Vice Chairman of Council, Hon. SPK Ogar, in 2004. Despite being the youngest aide to the Vice Chairman of Council, his sincerity, diligence, humility, loyalty, and creativity led to his being assigned complex responsibilities, one of which was assisting the Vice Chairman in the administration and payment of allowances to the Canopy Police (popularly known then as Tourism Police) deployed to Obudu by the then Governor, His Excellency Donald Duke.

    Furthermore, since boundary dispute matters fall under the Office of the Vice Chairman of Council, Noel Ugbong was a noticeable figure in that respect, being saddled with the responsibility of preparing briefs and reports in respect of security meetings held between Obudu and Vandeikya, as well as other security-related meetings. This exposed him early to the security challenges plaguing Obudu. It is also worthy of note that Noel Ugbong was a principal actor in the organisation of the most successful anti-cultism campaign carried out in Obudu in 2004, under the leadership of Comrade Adamade Odey.

    When Hon. Justin Ikor Ugbe took over as the Chairman of Obudu, he appointed Noel Ugbong as his Special Assistant on Childcare (ungazetted), through which several interventions were carried out, some in liaison with the Office of the Wife of the Chairman.

    During Hon. Dr. Emmanuel Uminya’s tenure, due to his resourcefulness in tourism, Noel Ugbong was appointed as a member of the Obudu Tourism Committee.

    From 2012 to 2014, Noel Ugbong was in Port Harcourt running a successful business in partnership with the late Mr. Cajetan Ogar, offering solutions in hospitality, tourism, events management, and logistics.

    In 2015, His Excellency Senator (Prof.) Ben Ayade graciously appointed him to the Department of the Governor’s Office and Events Management as the Special Assistant on Administration. During this period, Noel Ugbong was the superintendent of Obudu Mountain Resort. He was also the Secretary to the Carnival Calabar and Festival Central Planning Committee. He served as the Assistant Production Manager of the Leboku Festival and later on as the Desk Officer for the Northern Cross River Cultural Festival (NorthFest).

    Consequent upon his creativity, wealth of innovation, and exceptional service delivery, His Excellency Senator Prof. Ben Ayade in his second term promoted him to the position of Senior Special Assistant on Events Marketing, Content Development, and Tourism. During this period, Noel Ugbong still maintained the ad-hoc roles of Secretary to the Carnival Calabar and Festival Committee, among others. Not quite one year into this new responsibility, His Excellency promoted him to the position of Director General, Cross River State Border Communities Development Commission (BORDERCOM). It is worthy of mention that BORDERCOM is one of the biggest commissions in Cross River State, bigger than some ministries. It also has a far greater mandate than all other MDAs. It is established by law and mandated to develop border communities in the areas of education, health, security, economic empowerment, water, and sanitation. Incidentally, these are equally the mandates of the Local Government Councils. During this period, he attended several workshops, seminars, and other specialised training in the areas of project management, conflict resolution, planning, e-governance, etiquette, good governance, and accountability. He was a critical member of the State Boundary Committee, State Security Committee, State Prevent Council, among others. One of the hallmarks of his administration was the resolution of the Kutia-Ukwortung dispute. In furtherance of maintaining peace between the two communities and to combat crime in Obudu, the then Governor trusted him with the construction of the MOPOL 75 Base in Obudu. That project is one of the biggest embarked upon by the Ayade administration. This responsibility was a result of his capacity, integrity, and honesty.

    Within his reign as DG, he attracted numerous projects, programmes, and training from the Federal Government, NGOs, and development partners. Noel Ugbong also facilitated the construction of a Skills Acquisition Centre in Betukwel, Obudu Local Government Area. Noel Ugbong understands the borderline of Obudu, knowing the coordinates by heart. Due to his pragmatic, proactive, and intelligent nature, he was adjudged the best head of a border commission/agency in Nigeria.

    In December 2021, Noel Ugbong launched a mini resort in Obudu, called Hampton Luxury, with the first public swimming pool in Obudu. This feat was to serve multiple purposes of creating wealth, providing job opportunities, and offering a comfortable place for relaxation and talent discovery. This venture brought massive change to the social climate of Obudu, as before then there was hardly a befitting place for social activities. Noel Ugbong is a key player in the Nigerian tourism sector. He is the Chairman of the Tourist Guide Association of Nigeria, Cross River State Chapter. He sits on the same page with major tourism players in Nigeria and West Africa. He is an associate of the heads of all the Culture and Tourism MDAs in Cross River State. That’s an asset that can transform Obudu into a preferred tourist destination.

    From the foregoing, it is crystal clear that Noel Ugbong has the requisite intellect, skills, administrative capacity, empathy, humility, connections, and creative, innovative mind to fast-track the development of Obudu to an enviable height.

    A support for Noel Ugbong is a support for the development of Obudu.

    Disclaimer: The opinion expressed in this article is strictly that of the author, Jerry Agbor, and does not represent TheLumineNews, its agent or the organization the author works for