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  DG, Restoration Grassroot Movement Elder Ndoma Odey Sends New Month Tidings To CrossRiverians.   The Director General of Restoration Grassroot Movement, Elder Ndoma Odey has sent a beautiful new month message to Cross Riverians. Elder Odey who prayed for the people to be supplied with everything that they need, urged them to be faithful in their dealings with God.  The message read " In this month of July, everything you need is already being prepared. You will not know lack and you will not want anything for my God will meet all your needs according to the riches of his glory in Christ Jesus.Philippians 4:19"

New Month: Member Representating Obubra/Etung Federal Constituency, Rt. Hon. Mike Etaba Sends Message To Constituents My dear constituents, it is a new month, with new hope and new ideas. As we start the new journey of another meaningful developments in the 10th assembly,I enjoin you to keep faith with hope that our constituency will shine and shine even more. I encourage you to be patient as I tarry to make more meaningful impact in this new beginning, taking into cognizance that your agitations,concerns and interest are always at my fore.....and I yearn to cover the gap by addressing all issues and bringing lasting solutions.....I urge us to use this new month to reflect on the past,the present and the future and make amends were necessary as we live in peaceful coexistence for a better obubra/Etung federal constuency..... HAPPY NEW MONTH TO YOU ALL....

  Joint Task Force On Petroleum Monitoring Sends New Month Message To Cross Riverians  We welcome you specially to July, the seventh month and the beginning of the second half in the year 2023. Like it is with football or any other game, the second half is usually characterised with an undue pressure for accomplishments as everyone struggles to recover their lost opportunities in the first half and put things in perspective before the end of the game.   But, I would like to remind us that we have a God that is always willing and ready to help us succeed, and that promise of His to grant us an expected end will manifest in this month of July.   Let us therefore hope in His promise to light up the dark corners of our lives, provide us with streams of opportunities, turn our sorrows into joy and grant us the grace to accomplish all our goals.  Happy New Month! Signed: Hon. Peter Okim,  Chairman,  Cross River Joint Task Force on Petroleum Monitoring

Austin Nkom CRSHA Appointments: Chief Of Staff To The Governor,Hon.Emmanuel Ironbar, Celebrates Speaker's Deputy Chief Protocol; applauds Speaker's conscious reward system. The Chief Of Staff To The Governor Of Cross River State,Hon.Emmanuel Ironbar, has congratulated ,Mr Bassey Nton,The Deputy Chief Protocol To The Speaker Of The Cross River State House Of Assembly. The Chief Of Staff's joy became too obvious when he saw the newly appointed Mr Bassey Nton in his office on a familiarization visit, according to the Chief Of Staff,Mr Bassey Nton is a hardworking and very dedicated fellow who's natural love for service directly promotes the core values of labour and positively radiates the excellence of service. He further added that his new appointment was highly expected due to his total commitment,availability and proactiveness to party related activities and leadership and that it was a very well deserved appointment and a welcomed development in the political structur

Actors, Producers To Get Waiver As New Association Arrives Cross River State          Eriacy Confidence Oba- Coneri Blog                                                    Actors and Producer who wish to register with the Association of Movie Practitioners(AMPRAC) have been offered waivers. This was contained in a circular issued by the National Executive Council led by Veteran Actor and Director, Ifeanyi Azodo with Elder Osondu Odom as national Secretary.   The new members, instead of paying N30,000 as registration, can now  pay N10500.       Starro Eno, Cross River state Chairman Emphasising on the need for non- guilded practitioners to take advantage of the opportunity of using one Stone to kill two birds, former Public Relations Officer of the Actors Guild of Nigeria and Pioneer Chairman of Cross River State chapter of AMPRAC, Starro Eno said   "As Life can only get better, that is the reason why the only constant thing in life is change. As former Public relations officer of

The SAPZ Program And Its Benefit For Rural Cross Riverians By Kingsley Agbor Coneri Blog SAPZ stands for Special Agro-Industrial Processing Zones. This program is a flagship African Development Bank initiative. The idea behind this initiative is for the zones to bring together the production, processing, storage, transport, and marketing of farm produce. The program is a partnership between the Federal government and AfDB to turn the rural landscape into economic zones of prosperity and harnessing the power of commercial agriculture and food production. Cross River State is one of the few states to benefit in the phase one of the SAPZ program and the people of Nde)Akparabong in Ikom LGA are lucky to have the zone sited in their community through the effort of a philanthropist per excellence, Chief Barr. Chris Agara Agam. In the first phase, only seven states and Abuja are beneficiaries. The zone in Nde/Akparabong, which will create a value chain in cocoa, rice, and cassava, will increa

 Cross River Govt Clears Trucks From The Highway, Warns Drivers Against Indiscriminate Parking.   The Cross River State Government has cleared trucks, tankers and trailers on the Murtala Muhammad highway, particularly around Harbour junction of the Calabar metropolis, warning drivers against indiscriminate parking as it poses great danger to other road users. The government observed that parking of articulated vehicles along the highway has over the years caused many accidents which have resulted to loss of lives and properties. Speaking, the chairman of the Cross River State Joint Task Force on Petroleum Monitoring, Hon. Peter Okim reiterated Sen. Prince Bassey Otu administration's commitment to restoring the state to its former glory, expressing optimism in the realisation of a cleaner, greener, safer and greater Cross River under him. He explained that, apart from ensuring that petroleum products are not diverted or hoarded, the JTF on petroleum was constituted by the governor t

  The Secretary General of Human Rights Watch Foundation, Dr. Unimuke Valentine, extends his warm felicitations to Muslim faithfuls on the occasion of Eid ul-Adha. Dr. Unimuke, who celebrated with some members of the Human Rights Watch Foundation in Lagos, called on the Federal Government to mitigate the effects of the removed fuel subsidy by providing palliatives, in order to prevent a significant increase in the crime rate and the prevalence of abject poverty among citizens. Dr. Valentine prayed for blessings during this period, hoping that peace would prevail among Muslim faithful throughout the country. He prayed that Allah would grant us increasing happiness, togetherness, peace and progress He added, "May the blessings of Allah continue to shine upon our country, and may we always strive to promote peace, unity, and prosperity for our beloved nation."