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HIGH CHIEF HIGGINS PETERS, A PILLAR OF RELIABILITY AS HE CONTINUES TO FULFILL PAYMENT OF SALARIES TO TRADITIONAL RULERS IN CROSS RIVER NORTH:


Once again Nostalgia and appreciation is spreading across the Northern Senatorial District of Cross River State as traditional rulers received yet another batch of payment from High Chief Higgins Peters in fulfillment of his promise to the northern senatorial district traditional institution. This is a clear demonstration that leadership is earned and deserving through integrity and sacrifice and not struggling to be recognized as such.

The third phase of the monthly stipend initiative by the natural leader, has been paid to a total of 128 clan heads and the five paramount rulers of their Northern Senatorial District, being payment for three months of May, June and July. This support is paid in arrears of three months.

Reacting to this kind gesture, two out of the five paramount rulers, showered unprecedented blessings on High Chief Higgins Peters, describing his gesture as one who truly has the people at heart, “Higgins is not the richest man in Cross River, he’s not in competition with anyone, he’s just a good man with good heart showing deep respect, love, care and affection to his people.
He does not owe us or anyone the good things he been doing for the the people of the north. We pray to God to preserve, protect, guide and bless him more and more and increase all that concerns him. We also pray that one day he will come out to contest for something so that the entire north will show him how much we appreciate him.


This act of kindness isn’t new to the Natural Leader of the North, it only shows his nature and reflecting the philosophy that defines High Chief Higgins Peters, as a compassionate man, a philanthropist and a helper of destinies.


Long live the Emoma,
Akpa-Owo of Yala.
The Uni Ekpere of Bekwarra Nation.

The Political Oracle and Natural Leader of Cross River North, High Chief Higgins Peters, interrupted his private vacation across Monte Carlo, Monaco, and Capri, Italy, to stand alongside His Excellency, Senator Prince Bassey Edet Otu, Governor of Cross River State, at the prestigious London Climate Action Week — held on June 24, 2026, at Chatham House, Mayfair, London.

The high-profile event brought together an elite assembly of global climate leaders, policymakers, and international development partners. Governor Otu seized the platform to champion Cross River State’s bold commitments to rainforest conservation, climate resilience, renewable energy, and sustainable development, while making a compelling case for stronger international partnerships and increased climate financing in support of locally driven, high-impact solutions.

The presence of High Chief Peters at such a consequential global forum underscores his unwavering solidarity with the developmental agenda of Cross River State and his active role in amplifying the state’s voice on the world stage.

Hon. Anthony Igbagri, wife honoured with honorary doctorates for contributions to education and entrepreneurship

Prominent community leader and public servant, Hon. Anthony Igbagri, and his wife, Mrs. Margaret Irima Oko Igbagri, have been recognised for their contributions to society with the conferment of honorary doctorate degrees by Southwest Commonwealth Eduversity, United Kingdom.

Hon. Igbagri received an Honorary Doctorate Degree in Education (Doctor Honoris Causa), while his wife was honoured with an Honorary Doctorate in Entrepreneurship in recognition of her achievements and impact in business development and empowerment initiatives. The awards were presented alongside similar honours conferred on Hon. Offiono Offiono Odey, who received an Honorary Doctorate in Social Services, and Hon. Francis Odachi Ekpo, who was honoured with an Honorary Doctorate in Education.

Announcing the honours, Southwest Commonwealth Eduversity stated that the awards were bestowed on the recipients in recognition of their exemplary contributions to leadership, education, entrepreneurship, social development and community service. The institution noted that the honorary distinctions are symbolic recognitions of merit and societal impact rather than academic qualifications, adding that the awardees have distinguished themselves through service and commitment to human development.

Reacting to the recognition, Hon. Igbagri expressed profound gratitude to the management, Academic Council and governing authorities of the university for what he described as a humbling and inspiring honour. He said the award serves as a call to greater service and renewed commitment to educational advancement, community development and leadership excellence.

“This recognition is both humbling and inspiring. I consider it a call to continue contributing to educational development, community advancement and leadership excellence in service to humanity,” he said.

The education advocate also congratulated his wife and fellow award recipients, describing their honours as well deserved and reflective of their dedication to improving lives and supporting societal progress. He commended Southwest Commonwealth Eduversity for recognising individuals whose efforts have positively impacted their communities and contributed to sustainable development.

Hon. Igbagri further pledged to continue upholding the values of integrity, excellence and selfless service while supporting initiatives that promote educational growth, entrepreneurship, social welfare and community empowerment. He said the recognition would inspire him to do more in advancing causes that create opportunities and improve the wellbeing of people.

Southwest Commonwealth Eduversity reaffirmed its commitment to celebrating individuals whose work contributes meaningfully to human development and societal progress. The institution noted that the awardees exemplify the ideals of leadership, innovation and community service, adding that their achievements align with global sustainable development goals and the university’s vision of promoting accessible education and positive social impact.

The Concerned South-South Integrity Forum has called on the Minister of Marine and Blue Economy, Adegboyega Oyetola, to urgently intervene in an alleged plan by the Acting Rector of the Maritime Academy of Nigeria (MAN), Oron, Dr Kevin Okonna, to disenroll approximately 100 students over poor academic performance. The group appealed to the minister to halt the proposed action pending a thorough review of the circumstances surrounding the students' academic records and the procedures being adopted by the institution.

In a statement signed by its President, Initeng Ibongha, and Secretary, Jackbrown Whiteh, the forum expressed concern over reports that the affected students may be withdrawn before the release and consideration of their second-semester results, which ordinarily contribute to their cumulative academic assessment. The group argued that due process, including fair hearing and established academic remedies such as probation and carry-over examinations, should be fully exhausted before any decision on withdrawal is taken.

The forum noted that the proposed mass disenrollment could have severe psychological, emotional and financial consequences for both the students and their parents, many of whom have invested substantial resources and time in pursuit of maritime education. It further observed that such a development comes at a time when Nigeria is contending with economic hardship, insecurity, youth unemployment and other social challenges. According to the group, the possibility of a large number of students failing raises legitimate questions about the quality of instruction, the effectiveness of academic supervision and the overall learning environment within the academy.

While acknowledging the need to uphold international maritime training standards and maintain academic discipline, the forum maintained that students should not be made scapegoats for systemic shortcomings. It stressed that lecturers and management also have a responsibility to ensure that cadets receive adequate training and academic support to meet required standards. The group warned against what it described as a hurried approach to the matter, saying such action could fuel public suspicion and damage the reputation of the institution.

The forum also urged the minister to constitute an independent investigative panel to examine the circumstances surrounding the reported plan, review the academy's academic processes and ascertain whether all statutory procedures have been followed. It called for greater transparency and accountability in the management of the institution, insisting that any student facing withdrawal should be afforded a fair hearing in line with the provisions of the Maritime Academy of Nigeria Act and established academic regulations.

According to the group, the Maritime Academy of Nigeria, Oron, remains a critical national institution established to produce highly skilled maritime professionals capable of meeting both national and international industry standards. It therefore appealed to the academy's management to adopt measures that balance academic excellence with fairness, compassion and due process, while providing struggling students with opportunities to improve their performance and contribute meaningfully to the growth of Nigeria's maritime sector.

The General Superintendent of the Deeper Life Bible Church, Dr William Kumuyi, has expressed optimism that Nigeria's leaders and policymakers will receive divine wisdom and act on messages capable of transforming the nation.

Kumuyi spoke on Wednesday upon his arrival at the domestic wing of the Nnamdi Azikiwe International Airport, Abuja, for the June 2026 edition of the Global Crusade with Kumuyi (GCK), themed "Christ's Wonder-Working Power."

Addressing Journalists, the cleric said the crusade, which is expected to attract thousands of participants, including government officials and policymakers, would focus on transformation and collective responsibility.

Speaking on his expectations for the programme, Kumuyi expressed confidence that God would help leaders embrace ideas that would promote national development.

"Sometimes, it is not what you say that people hear, but we are trusting God to make our leaders and policymakers hear what they need to hear.

"It is not just about hearing; God will help them to act on what we are all hearing together so that we can make our nation, Africa and the world a better place to live.

"God can do it, and we believe He will do it," he said.

The internationally acclaimed evangelist noted that the Global Crusade with Kumuyi has grown from a Nigerian outreach initiative into a global movement with a presence across Africa, Asia, Europe, the Americas and Australia.

Reflecting on the impact of the crusade over the past six years, Kumuyi attributed its success entirely to divine intervention rather than human effort.

"We are human beings and when we pray, we pray with faith and confidence, but we are not the ones who answer prayers. The answers come from God," he said.

According to him, the crusade has recorded numerous testimonies, including transformed lives, restored families, healing of the sick, and rehabilitation of individuals battling drug addiction and mental health challenges.

"We have seen lives transformed, young people redirected to the right path, people battling mental health challenges and drug addiction restored, families reunited and the sick healed," Kumuyi added.

The cleric further stressed that the outreach continues to expand across different continents, expressing confidence that God would provide solutions to the challenges confronting nations across the world.

"As I said, this is God at work. It is not a one-man show. We are planning big, aiming big and trusting God to provide solutions to the many challenges confronting the world," he stated.

Cracks in Arthur Jarvis/Alphonsus Eba's Factional PDP Camp, as Doubt Over Running Mate's Loyalty Grows

What was once presented to supporters as a grand political alliance forged in the furnace of shared conviction is increasingly being viewed by insiders as a fragile arrangement held together by little more than public relations glue and mutual convenience.

Behind the carefully staged photographs, rehearsed handshakes and declarations of brotherhood, unease is reportedly spreading through the factional state PDP camp like harmattan fire across a dry savannah. Those closest to the governorship candidate are said to be asking uncomfortable questions about loyalty, trust and political dependability. In hushed conversations, some have likened the alliance to inviting a fox to guard a poultry farm and then acting surprised when feathers begin to fly.

The concerns, sources say, extend beyond mere political calculations. There is growing irritation over what many describe as an incurable addiction to self-promotion. Party faithful whisper that every discussion somehow circles back to one man's accomplishments, real or imagined. His volubility is said to be legendary, his garrulity inexhaustible, and his pomposity so expansive that it could comfortably occupy an entire campaign podium without leaving room for anyone else. In a camp already struggling to project cohesion, critics complain that arrogance has become both a personality trait and a political philosophy. One insider joked that if elections were won by speeches alone, victory would have been secured years ago and permanently engraved in marble.

Yet beneath the satire lies a more serious anxiety: trust. According to a source within the camp, memories remain fresh regarding the alleged political gang-up with the disgraced former Minister of Humanitarian Affairs against former Chief of Staff, Hon. Martins Orim, during his 2023 senatorial aspiration. For many stakeholders, that episode has become a cautionary tale frequently revisited whenever questions of loyalty arise. "Politics is a game of interests," one source remarked, "but there are those who change interests so frequently that even their shadows struggle to keep up with them."

It is this lingering suspicion that has reportedly left many of the governorship candidate's kinsmen deeply uncomfortable. To them, the greatest threat may not come from the party in power or rival parties but from the possibility of discovering too late that the enemy was sitting comfortably inside the tent all along.

If questions about loyalty have unsettled the camp, questions about political value have caused even greater discomfort. Critics point to what they describe as an inconvenient electoral history. Despite serving as State Chairman of the APC during the 2023 elections and carrying the title of chief political evangelist of the party, he reportedly failed to deliver his senatorial district, lost his local government area, lost his ward and, most humiliatingly, lost his polling unit. For many within the faction, this record has become impossible to ignore. "If a man could not convert his own neighbourhood," a source quipped, "how does he intend to evangelize an entire state?" The question has reportedly echoed through strategy meetings like an unwelcome sermon.

Indeed, some stakeholders are said to be privately wondering whether the proposed running mate possesses genuine electoral capital or merely an impressive collection of political titles. In politics, they argue, influence is measured not by the number of microphones one speaks into but by the number of votes one can attract. The growing fear is that the camp may be mistaking noise for strength, verbosity for popularity and visibility for electability. As one observer cynically noted, "A man can trend on every political platform and still fail to win his own street."

Against this backdrop, murmurs of a possible placeholder arrangement have become increasingly difficult to dismiss. While no official position has been announced, influential stakeholders are reportedly exploring contingency plans should confidence continue to erode. The calculation appears straightforward: if trust is scarce and electoral value uncertain, then prudence demands alternatives. In private, some supporters reportedly fear that the alliance resembles a vehicle whose passengers are still debating whether the driver actually knows the destination.

For now, the factional PDP camp continues to project unity before the cameras. The smiles remain broad, the declarations of solidarity remain loud and the public messaging remains carefully scripted. Yet beneath the polished exterior, doubts persist. The louder the assurances of unity become, some observers note, the more obvious the underlying anxiety appears. After all, truly united camps rarely spend so much time reminding everyone that they are united.

Whether these growing cracks widen into a full-blown fracture remains to be seen. But one thing is increasingly clear: the greatest challenge confronting the Arthur Jarvis/Alphonsus Eba alliance may not be the opposition outside its gates. It may well be the mounting questions within its own ranks—questions about loyalty, integrity, electability and political worth. And in politics, unanswered questions have a habit of becoming tomorrow's crises.

Cross River Rediscovered DG, Barr. Paul Ishabor, Received APC Flag Bearer Hon. Stella Odey Ekpo in Calabar for Strategic Consultation Ahead of Ogoja/Yala Federal Constituency General Election

Earlier Today, Barr. Paul Ishabor, the Director-General of Cross River Rediscovered, Had The Honour of Receiving in his Calabar Home, Hon. Stella Odey Ekpo, the duly Elected flag bearer of the All Progressives Congress for the Ogoja/Yala Federal Constituency seat.

The meeting afforded Hon. Stella Odey Ekpo, Candidate for the Ogoja/Yala Federal Constituency, the privilege of consulting extensively with Barr. Paul Ishabor, DG Cross River Rediscovered, on strategic matters bordering on the advancement of the constituency and the broader vision of Cross River Rediscovered.

The warm reception accorded the candidate by the DG in his home in Calabar underscores the unity of purpose and the deepening synergy between the leadership of Cross River Rediscovered and the APC family in Ogoja/Yala as we collectively mobilize toward victory.


*MEDIA & PUBLICITY UNIT, CROSS RIVER REDISCOVERED.*

O’OH WARD CRISPON ENGAGES TRADITIONAL RULERS & STAKEHOLDERS AHEAD OF THE CVR MOP-UP EXERCISE SCHEDULE TO HOLD 1ST JULY

The Coordinator I of CRISPON O’OH Ward and Special Adviser to the Governor of Cross River State on Ward Rural Development, Hon. Odey Joseph Ogbor, met with traditional rulers, ward stakeholders, and members of the 10-man committee set up for the Continuous Voter Registration (CVR) mop-up exercise in O’OH Ward. The meeting provided an opportunity to discuss preparations for the exercise and encourage community members to take part in the voter registration process.

To support the exercise and ensure its smooth coordination, cash assistance was provided to members involved in the mobilization effort. The gesture is aimed at encouraging the team and strengthening the drive to reach more people across the ward ahead of the registration exercise.

The Honourable Commissioner for Housing, Cross River State, and Leader of O’OH Ward, Dr. Beatrice Igwe, received the CRISPON Coordinator and expressed appreciation for his efforts in keeping the people informed about the programmes and activities of the administration of His Excellency, Apostle Prince Senator Dr. Bassey Edet Otu. Present at the meeting were the O’OH Ward Chairman, Mr. Boniface Ogbor Ogbu; Okpoma Ward Chairman, Mr. Cyril Ajima; Deputy CRISPON Coordinator, O’OH Ward, Hon. Joseph Oluohu; former O’OH Ward Councillor, Mr. Elijah Okache; Mr. Raphael Ogbu (Sankara); Mr. Isaac Ihieje; Mrs. Cecilia Malachy; Mr. Success Omachi; former O’OH Ward Chairman, Mr. Godwin Ogbudu, and other stakeholders of the ward.

CRISPON O’OH WARD MEDIA

Controversy has emerged following the Cross River State rally of Relax Tinubu is Fixing Nigeria held in Calabar over the weekend, as concerns were raised about the alleged sidelining of Honourable Shedrach Egede, the National Director of Strategic Deployment and Implementation of the organization by the Cross River State Cordinator, Engr Anjor Obande.

According to sources present at the event, Honourable Egede, a national officer of the movement, occupies a key position with operational structures across the 36 states and the FCT, coordinating grassroots efforts aimed at promoting the Renewed Hope Agenda and the achievements of President Bola Ahmed Tinubu's administration.

Sources further disclosed that despite reportedly contributing financially to the success of the rally, Honourable Egede was treated merely as an observer throughout the programme. He was allegedly neither recognized during the two major events nor given an opportunity to address participants and supporters from his home state.

The sources claimed that the exclusion was deliberate, alleging that Engr. Anjor Obande, the Cross River State Coordinator of the organization, viewed Honourable Egede as a potential rival and sought to maintain her position as the dominant face of Relax Tinubu is Fixing Nigeria within the state and its connection to the national leadership.

It was further gathered that during the main event at the Dome, Calabar Municipal Council, the name and official designation of Honourable Shedrach Egede were allegedly not forwarded for recognition, despite efforts by one of his aides to ensure his inclusion in the programme. The development has generated discussions among supporters regarding unity, inclusiveness, and respect for national officers within the organization.

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PEOPLE’S FIRST HOUSING RECORD
Ministry of Housing, Cross River State (2023–2026 Achievements)

Over the past three years, the Cross River State Ministry of Housing under the leadership of Dr. Beatrice Igwe has remained committed to advancing sustainable housing development, empowering vulnerable citizens, and driving strategic partnerships aimed at improving the welfare of the people of Cross River State.

In line with the vision of His Excellency, Senator Prince Bassey Edet Otu’s administration, the Ministry has recorded notable milestones and impactful achievements across the housing and urban development sector.

Major Achievements (2023–2026)

1. Provision of Housing for Indigent Women
In collaboration with Family Homes Funds Limited, the Ministry facilitated the provision of 50 units of two-bedroom flats for 50 indigent women in Cross River State. The project has reached over 98% completion, with beneficiaries carefully selected across the state.

As part of efforts to ensure sustainable livelihood and economic empowerment for the beneficiaries, the Ministry also organized empowerment and capacity-building programmes for the women, equipping them with practical vocational skills including soap making, tailoring, hairdressing, cosmetics production, and other entrepreneurial trades aimed at promoting self-reliance and improved household income.

2. Development of State Housing Policy Framework
The Ministry finalized and advanced the Cross River State Housing Policy Framework, creating a strategic roadmap for sustainable housing delivery, urban planning, infrastructure development, and increased private sector participation in the housing sector.

3. Investor Commitment for 500 Housing Units in Ikom
The Ministry successfully secured investor commitment for the construction of 500 housing units of various categories in Ikom Local Government Area. This landmark housing initiative represents one of the largest private-sector-driven housing investments in the state and is expected to significantly reduce the housing deficit while creating employment opportunities for citizens.

4. Renewed Hope Housing Scheme in Cross River State
As part of the Federal Government’s Renewed Hope Housing Programme, the Ministry facilitated the allocation and handover of 25 acres of land in Adiabo Community to the Federal Ministry of Housing and Urban Development for the construction of 250 affordable housing units. This milestone reinforces Cross River State’s commitment to supporting national housing initiatives and expanding access to affordable and sustainable homes for citizens.

5. Strengthening Public-Private Partnerships in Housing Development
The Ministry strengthened collaboration with private investors, housing institutions, and development partners to attract investment into the state’s housing sector, improve infrastructure development, and encourage long-term real estate growth.

6. Advocacy for Affordable and Sustainable Housing
Through policy advocacy and stakeholder engagement, the Ministry continued to promote affordable housing schemes, responsible urban expansion, and sustainable community development across Cross River State.

These achievements reflect the Ministry’s unwavering dedication to improving living conditions, empowering communities, creating opportunities, and ensuring that more citizens have access to decent and affordable housing.

As we celebrate this milestone, we remain resolute in our commitment to delivering innovative housing solutions, fostering inclusive development, and building a better future for the people of Cross River State.

Press Unit;
Office of The Honorable Commissioner for Housing,
Cross River State

helinues:
Abeg what did Ayade achieve as Cross river's governor for 8 years? Infact his deputy was also a professor

lolz the man just funny. ,

COMPASSION IN ACTION: HON. CHRIS OGAR PRESENTS WHEELCHAIR TO PHYSICALLY CHALLENGED YOUTH IN YALA COMMUNITY

In a remarkable display of kindness, leadership, and community service, Hon Christopher Ogar, acting on the directive of High Chief Higgins, presented a beautiful wheelchair to Master Godwin Ogbeche Eba at Idagbo community in Okpoma.

The humanitarian gesture brought joy and renewed hope to Godwin Ogbeche and his family particularly his father Mr. Ogbeche Eba, as members of the community gathered to witness the touching moment.

The wheelchair presentation symbolizes compassion, inclusiveness, and a commitment to improving the lives of vulnerable persons within society.

Speaking during the presentation, Hon. Chris Ogar emphasized that the initiative was inspired by the benevolent vision and caring heart of High Chief Higgins, who remains dedicated to supporting people in need across communities in Yala and beyond. He noted that true leadership is measured not only by words but by meaningful actions that positively impact lives.

Residents of Idagbo praised the generous intervention, describing it as timely and life-changing for Godwin Ogbeche. Many community members commended High Chief Higgins for continually demonstrating concern for humanity and empowering those facing physical challenges.

The event also served as a reminder of the importance of unity, compassion, and collective responsibility in building a better society.

Community leaders present especially the community youth leader Mr Oko Ekpo while appreciating Hon Chris Ogar, encouraged other well-meaning individuals and organizations to emulate such humanitarian efforts that restore dignity and hope to the less privileged.

For Godwin Ogbeche, the wheelchair represents more than mobility—it is a symbol of care, love, and renewed confidence to engage more actively in daily life.

Indeed, the kind gesture by High Chief Higgins, executed through Hon. Chris Ogar, has once again shown that genuine leadership is rooted in service to humanity.

C’RIVER HOUSING COMMISSIONER REPRESENTS GOV. BASSEY OTU AT RENEWED HOPE HOUSING PPP SUMMIT 2.0 IN ABUJA

Wednesday, 13th May 2026

The Cross River State Commissioner for Housing, Dr. Beatrice Igwe, represented the Governor of Cross River State, His Excellency Senator Prince Bassey Edet Otu, at the Renewed Hope Housing Public-Private Partnership (PPP) Summit 2.0 held at the Yar’Adua Conference Centre, Abuja.

The summit, organized by the Federal Ministry of Housing and Urban Development in partnership with Shelter Advisory Services Limited, brought together key players in the housing sector to explore practical ways of improving housing delivery through effective public-private collaboration.

While at the event, Dr. Igwe joined other government officials, housing professionals, and development partners in discussions focused on scaling up housing projects across the country and finding workable solutions to Nigeria’s housing challenges.

She was also given the opportunity to speak on behalf of the Governor. In her remarks, she reiterated the State Government’s commitment to a people-focused housing approach and the ongoing Renewed Housing Agenda. She noted that Cross River State remains committed to strengthening partnerships that will accelerate housing delivery, bridge the housing gap, and improve living conditions for residents.

Press Unit;
Office of the Honourable Commissioner for Housing, Cross River State.

FYI:

DISCLAIMER

The attention of the public is hereby drawn to misleading narratives and inaccurate interpretations circulating online regarding the Economic Empowerment Programme held in Calabar on May 9.

For the purpose of clarity and proper public understanding, it is important to state that the programme was facilitated by the Distinguished Senator representing the Cross River South Senatorial District and was specifically designed for beneficiaries drawn from communities within the Cross River South Senatorial District. The programme was not a statewide intervention.

It is also noteworthy that other Federal Government MDAs participated in the empowerment programme alongside the Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC).

Members of the public are therefore advised to disregard every form of misinformation, false representation, or commentary capable of creating unnecessary tension or misrepresenting the true purpose and scope of the programme.

Congratulations to Sen Suki. God bless your initiative as youth in general are proud of your leadership.

This disclaimer is supported by the official press statement issued by the Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC), Cross River State Office, Calabar.

Sir Francis Peters KSJI Makes Political Sacrifice, Throws Weight Behind Brian Odey

In a bold demonstration of loyalty, sacrifice, and commitment to the unity of the Yala people, Sir Francis Peters KSJI has announced his withdrawal from the race for the Yala 1 seat in the Cross River State House of Assembly, throwing his full weight behind Hon. Brian Odey in line with the directive of High Chief Higgins Peters, the revered Natural Leader of the North.

The decision, according to Sir Peters, follows the directive and wise counsel of High Chief Higgins Peters, the Natural Leader of the North. Demonstrating respect, loyalty, political maturity, and commitment to the greater good, Sir Francis Peters stated that his personal ambition cannot supersede the unity of Yala people and the overall interest of the party.

In a show of sportsmanship and solidarity, Sir Francis Peters personally reached out to Hon. Brian Odey to formally communicate his decision step down his ambition and congratulating him and assuring him of his unwavering support as the party moves forward in unity.

Addressing his supporters after the announcement, Sir Francis Peters urged them to remain steadfast and united, stressing that the decision was made in the best interest of the party and the constituency as grater days ahead for O’Oh / Okpoma People.

In his words:

“We didn’t lose. The party is supreme, and my ambition cannot be greater than that of the party and Yala 1 State Constituency at large.”

He further stated:

“My ambition cannot be greater than the interest of the party and the betterment of Yala 1 unity.

We sincerely appreciate all our supporters across Yala 1 State Constituency and those sympathetic to our cause across the state.
We thank our chiefs, the women, the youths, our teeming supports and the entire people of O’Oh / Okpoma Ward am letting our ambition down for the peace and unity of our party . There is still hope alive and we can still do this together someday.

Sir Francis Peters also expressed deep appreciation to the Governor of Cross River State, Sen Prince Bassey Edet Otu, for what he described as a people-oriented and purposeful administrator committed to the welfare and infrastructural development of the state.

He further acknowledged the support and encouragement of the Chief of Staff, Hon Emmanuel Ironbar, as well as Dr. Beatrice Igwe, Honorable Commissioner for Housing Cross River State for her continued support throughout the course of his political aspiration.

He equally appreciated other critical stakeholders who stood firmly by him during the journey.

Political observers and supporters have described the development as a remarkable demonstration of sacrifice, discipline, and commitment to party unity and the progress of Yala 1 Constituency.

Long Live Yala LGA!
Long Live Yala 1 State Constituency
Long Live Cross River State!
Long Live the Administration of Sen Prince Bassey Edet Otu!

My Burning Desire To Serve The Yala People.

I will be Your voice not a placeholder.

The unity of yala people will no longer be compromised by divisible politicking.

Yala 1 state constituency will no longer be silent in Cross River State house of assembly Politics.

I will hold regular town hall meetings with chiefs, Youths and stakeholders.

I will build a system where every constituent feels heard, respected and valued.

I will support our farmers by giving them grants and soft loans where such is needed so as to improve productivity.

I will work across with our brothers in constituency 2 to make sure our unity first as one Yala people not as divisible Nations within one LGA.

I will engaged with the youth leaders of various communities to enable us tackle any lingering communal unrest.

Let’s do this together because hope for Yala 1 state constituency is alive.

Happy Sunday my good people.

Francis Peters KSJI
For Yala 1 state constituency.

HOPE ALIVE FOR YALA 1

A new chapter is calling… one built on unity, vision, and purposeful leadership.

This movement is not about one man — it is about all of us.
It is about putting the Yala people first, listening to every voice, and building a future where no one is left behind.

With inclusive leadership, we rise together.
With shared vision, we grow stronger.
With your support, we make history.

Francis Peters is coming!

Let us do it together.
Hope Alive for Yala 1 State Constituency.

AYADE CAN NOT GO TO THE SENATE AGAIN….

……He is surplus to requirement:

High Chief Higgins Peters


As a follow-up to his speech in Ukelle at the reception for Rt. Hon. Dr. Ogana Lukpata, the Deputy Chairman of All Progressives Congress, (APC), High Chief Higgins Peters, the indomitable, bold, courageous and revered natural leader of Cross River North has categorically stated that Sen. Prof. Ben Ayade wanting to go back to the Senate is being unfair to Gov. Prince Bassey Edet Otu and wanting to paint a picture of the Governor not reciprocating to favor he did him.


Truth is, a Governor handing over the baton of Governorship to the next is not a favor but a mandate. Donald did handover to Liyel, Liyel sent Ayade to the Senate and again handed over to him, yet, walked away without any demands, so I am wondering why that of Governor Ayade has to be a debt and an emotional blackmail of gratitude.


Sen. Prof Ben Ayade is a lucky man and has achieved everything in business and in politics and is only fit now as an elder statesman than going to run for Senate election with people that were his boys. At his level and achievements he shouldn’t put himself into an arena where he would be demystified anymore.


Assuming he was given the ticket and won, how does he go to seat in the Senate and call Sen. Eteng jones and Sen. Asuqo Ekpeyong that are his boys, his colleagues? I say this with concern for his integrity and self respect because, I know for sure that the sentiments that were responsible for him losing the election in 2023 has grown worse in the North. I owe him a duty to tell him the truth without reservation because I count him not only a friend but a brother.


Meanwhile, I am putting this on public record in the event his enemies continue to push him to run because I have told him this privately.


The people of the North through their leaders will appeal to the Governor and the party to give them the opportunity to decide who represents the North either by consensus or primaries, not favors.


By extension if Governor Ayade insists he wants to run for Senate, ignoring my candid advice to him, he should be ready to face the people of the North in the primaries or consensus as the case may be.


If Governor Ayade chooses the path of honor and does not succumb to his enemies and sycophants that are out to drain him in money and image, he would become the godfather of the North forever.


Governor Ayade, is still young, smart, extremely intelligent, very connected, so i believe in my heart that there are better and bigger opportunities for him in the future than going into a race that is not necessary.


God bless the good people of Cross River North.

Otu/Odey 2027: The Grassroots Movement Sparking a "Consensus Revolution" in Cross River


On April 9, 2026, a powerful new political engine, the Grassroots Initiative for Otu/Odey 2027, officially hit the streets of Cross River State. Led by Awade Friday, the group isn't just asking for votes—they are calling for an unprecedented "political ceasefire" to keep the current winning team in office.

The "Unity Over Division" Strategy
The core of the message is bold: Consensus. The initiative is appealing to all political parties—including the opposition—to skip the "divisive contests" of the 2027 season. Their logic? The current administration is performing so well that there is "nothing to oppose."

Why the Initiative says "Stay the Course":
• The Power Duo: The movement heavily praised the "tested loyalty" of Deputy Governor Peter Odey, calling his partnership with Governor Bassey Otu a masterclass in political stability.

• Economic Wins: Highlighting the recovery of the Tinapa Business and Resort from AMCON after 14 years and the "noticeable easing" of transport burdens through road rehabilitation.

• Award-Winning Leadership: Governor Otu was spotlighted as the reigning Silverbird Man of the Year, proof that the state's progress is being noticed nationally.

• The "Silent Heroes": Direct credit was given to Chief Emmanuel Loyalty Ironbar (Chief of Staff) and Barr. Ekpenyong Akiba for keeping the government’s gears turning smoothly.

The "Street" Verdict & A Call for Peace
The address included handwritten notes emphasizing that "the street will say: Otu too do and Odey dey for you." In a final, heavy-hitting appeal, Awade Friday urged citizens—particularly in the Northern Senatorial District—to choose "brotherhood over revenge" and "wisdom over hatred," aiming to unify the entire state under one banner of continued development.

The Bottom Line: This movement is rebranding 2027 not as a battleground, but as a "handshake" across party lines to keep the current momentum alive.

C’RIVER COMMISSIONER FOR HOUSING, DR. BEATRICE IGWE, ATTENDS CARNIVAL PARADE THANKSGIVING IN CALABAR

Monday 6th April, 2026

The Honourable Commissioner for Housing, Cross River State, Dr. Beatrice Igwe, today attended the Carnival Parade Thanksgiving themed: Glorification held in Calabar.

Dr. Igwe joined Their Excellencies, the Governor of Cross River State, Apostle. Sen. Prince Bassey Edet Otu, who was ably represented at the event by the Deputy Governor, Rt. Hon. Peter Odey, alongside other key dignitaries and government officials.

The Carnival Parade Thanksgiving featured a symbolic walk which commenced from the popular 11-11 Roundabout, during which prayers were offered, drawing participants from across the state in a unified expression of gratitude, faith, and celebration.

The thanksgiving progressed in an atmosphere of reverence and collective gratitude, as participants offered praises and thanksgiving to God for His faithfulness and the continued peace and progress across the state.

Her attendance further demonstrates her unwavering commitment to the leadership of His Excellency and a strong alignment with the administration’s people-centered approach to governance.

Press Unit;
Office Of The Honourable Commissioner For Housing, Cross River State

MY EXPERIENCE, YOUR EXPERIENCE, THEIR EXPERIENCE — ONE NAME, ONE REALITY: HIGH CHIEF HIGGINS PETERS, THE NATURAL LEADER OF THE NORTH

By Francis Omachi

In a region where titles come and go, where power shifts with the tide of elections and alliances, there are a few rare figures whose relevance does not fade with time. Their presence is not tied to office, nor diminished by the absence of it. In Cross River North, one such name stands tall—High Chief Higgins Peters.

He is not loud, yet he is heard. Not always seen in the spotlight, yet his imprint is everywhere. In a political environment often crowded with ambition and noise, he has mastered something far more enduring—quiet influence backed by visible results.

To call him the Natural Leader of the North is not flattery; it is recognition. It is what people say in rooms where power is negotiated, in communities where decisions matter, and in conversations where the future of the region is weighed. It is a title that has grown organically, shaped by years of consistency, trust, and undeniable impact.

A Natural Leader is not announced. He emerges. Not through campaigns or slogans, but through moments—when guidance is needed, when tensions rise, when direction is unclear. In those defining moments, people instinctively look to one person. Not because they are told to, but because experience has taught them where wisdom resides.

That is the space High Chief Higgins Peters occupies.

While many pursue positions, he has chosen purpose. While others measure success by the offices they hold, his influence is measured by the outcomes he delivers. He does not chase relevance—it follows him.

Across Cross River North, his presence is felt in ways that do not always make headlines but shape realities. Roads that reconnect communities. Strategic interventions that unlock opportunities. The renewed attention to legacy assets like the Obudu Mountain Resort. And now, the ongoing construction of the Mfon–Okpoma–Okuku road—an intervention driven by the Governor, but made possible through the timely and decisive push of High Chief Higgins Peters.

That road is more than infrastructure. It is access. It is economic revival. It is the difference between isolation and inclusion for communities that have waited too long to be connected. And like many of his contributions, his role did not come with noise or self-praise—just results that speak for themselves.

Yet, what truly sets him apart is not just what he does—but how he does it.

There is a calm to his leadership. A deliberate, almost surgical approach to decision-making. He listens more than he speaks. Observes more than he reacts. And when he moves, it is with clarity and purpose. In an era where many confuse activity with impact, he remains focused on results that outlast applause.

Beyond infrastructure and political coordination, there is a quieter, deeply human side to his leadership—one that many may not see, but countless traditional institutions can attest to. Across the northern senatorial district, High Chief Higgins Peters has taken it upon himself to support and sustain traditional rulers, personally ensuring they are not neglected.

In a time where many speak of preserving culture but do little to support its custodians, he has stepped in—consistently, sacrificially—paying stipends and offering support that reinforces the dignity and stability of traditional leadership. It is a gesture that goes beyond politics; it is a commitment to heritage, to structure, and to the very soul of the people.

Beyond politics, his footprint in the corporate world tells another story of excellence. As the driving force behind OPAL Networks, he has demonstrated that leadership is not confined to one space. It is a mindset—one that builds, sustains, and elevates.

But perhaps his most powerful legacy is not found in infrastructure or boardrooms. It lives in people.

Men and women who found direction when they were uncertain. Young individuals whose paths were shaped by a timely intervention. Communities that found a voice through his support. This is why many do not just see him as a leader—they see him as a lifter, a guide, a Destiny Helper in the truest sense of the word.

And that kind of influence cannot be manufactured.

It is earned—patiently, quietly, over time.

In political circles, he remains a stabilizing force. A trusted ally. A strategist whose counsel carries weight even in the most critical moments. He does not seek to dominate the room, yet his perspective often defines its outcome. That is the mark of true power—the kind that does not need to announce itself.

To reduce High Chief Higgins Peters to a conventional political figure is to miss the bigger picture. He is not just playing the game; in many ways, he is shaping it. Not through noise or confrontation, but through structure, relationships, and an unshakable commitment to progress.

Over time, he has become something more than a man in the arena—he has become a reference point. An institution in his own right. A name that carries weight not because of titles attached to it, but because of the trust it commands.

Even beyond the region, his recognition speaks volumes. Honors, acknowledgments, and lasting symbols like “Higgins Peters Close” in Abuja are not just ceremonial—they are reflections of a life that has touched spaces far beyond immediate borders.

And still, he moves with the same measured pace. No unnecessary noise. No desperate bids for validation. Just steady, intentional leadership.

In the final analysis, leadership is not about occupying space—it is about defining it. It is about leaving things better than you met them, about creating pathways where none existed, and about standing as a pillar when others falter.

This is the story many have experienced—personally, collectively, undeniably.

High Chief Higgins Peters is not just leading the North—he is defining it.

EVERYBODY WANTS A HIGH CHIEF HIGGINS PETERS IN THEIR LIFE.

OKPOMA WARD GRASSROOTS VOTERS REGISTRATION EXERCISE FACILITATED BY HIGH CHIEF HIGGINS PETERS

The grassroots voters registration exercise was successfully conducted across polling units in Okpoma INEC Ward, with eligible residents turning out en masse at designated registration centres in line with the approved timetable. The impressive turnout underscores a strong sense of civic responsibility and a growing commitment to democratic participation among the people of the ward.

Residents from Abachor Okpame 1 & 2, Idigbo Unit, and Okpinya carried out their registration at Abachor Playground, while those from Ogar Omagu Unit, Town Hall Olachor Unit, Adiero Primary School, and Health Center Olachor participated at Olachor Market. Similarly, voters from Model Unit, Thomson Eje Unit, CKS Polling Unit, and Otuche (Old Dispensary) were attended to at CKS Primary School, just as Omari Ogbu, Baptist Church, Town Hall Oba, and Okache Onah Units were covered at Omari Ogbu.

In continuation, residents from Itega Okpame 1 & 2 and Utukpo 1 & 2 registered at Ada Primary School, while Okpudu 1 & 2 and Ochochi Unit were attended to at Okpudu Primary School. The exercise also covered Itega Ekpudu 1 & 2 and Arkwa Unit at Itega Ekpudu Playground, as well as Idiku, Adeni, and Ijama 1 & 2 at Adeni Playground. In addition, Itekpa Units 1, 2 & 3 were fully captured, ensuring broad participation across the ward.

Registration personnel conducted the exercise in an orderly and professional manner, documenting participants’ details and carrying out image capturing for Permanent Voter Card (PVC) processing. The process remained peaceful and well-coordinated, with strong community support ensuring a seamless flow of activities. A mop-up phase at Oba/Omari Ogbu further provided an opportunity for wider inclusion.

Facilitated by High Chief Higgins Peters — the Revered Natural Leader of the North; the exercise was comprehensively coordinated by Dr. Beatrice Igwe, Honourable Commissioner for Housing, Cross River State, ensuring a hitch-free process across all scheduled polling units. Her presence across the registration centres underscored her unwavering commitment to grassroots development, civic responsibility, and inclusive governance. The successful collation of materials and records at the close of the exercise stands as a testament to a well-organized, impactful, and people-driven mobilization effort across Okpoma Ward.

Press Unit:
Grassroots Voters Registration Exercise Facilitated by High Chief Higgins Peters

JUST IN - Cross River Leaders Meet in Abuja: Youth Opportunities Take Center Stage

Monday, 9th March 2026

In a move that highlights growing interest in youth development and talent discovery in Cross River State, the Natural Leader of the North, High Chief Higgins Peters, recently hosted a delegation of prominent Cross River leaders at his office in Abuja. The meeting focused on creating opportunities for young people from the state to showcase their talents on a national platform.

The meeting brought together notable sons and daughters of Cross River State who are actively contributing to governance and development.

*Among those present were*:

• *Hon. Dr. Emmanuel Ironbar, Chief of Staff to the Governor of Cross River State*

• *Hon. Peter Akpanke, Member of the House of Representatives representing Obudu/Bekwarra/Obanliku Federal Constituency*

• *Dr. Beatrice Igwe, Honourable Commissioner for Housing, Cross River State*

Their presence underscored the importance of collaboration among leaders in advancing opportunities for the people of the state, particularly the youth.

*Spotlight on Youth Talent Development*

Also present at the meeting was Mr. Godwin Okon, MD/CEO and Lead Partner of The De9jaSpirit Talent Hunt (DTH)—one of Africa’s biggest entertainment and talent discovery platforms, often mentioned alongside popular reality shows such as Big Brother Naija.

Discussions during the visit centered on how young people from Cross River State can actively participate in the talent hunt and benefit from the exposure, opportunities, and national recognition the platform provides.

*A New Window of Opportunity for Cross River Youths*

The deliberations emphasized the importance of encouraging talented youths across Cross River State to step forward and utilize platforms like the De9jaSpirit Talent Hunt to showcase their skills. With the right support and participation, the initiative could open doors for many young individuals seeking recognition in entertainment, creativity, and performance.

The visit reflects a shared commitment among Cross River leaders to empower the next generation by connecting them with platforms that promote talent, creativity, and national visibility. As discussions continue, many youths in the state may soon find new opportunities to shine on bigger stages.

In Reference to this publication UNICAL Suspend student says he breached matriculation Oaths the said student by name Livinson Arikpo have lent out is opinion on the recent issues regarding his suspension as a student of university of calabar.


As Quoted below 👇

1. I did not lock the immediate past SUG president outside, the said event happened when the immediate past president was out for national duty, malabor and it’s stakeholders said “he has not observed malabor, and they bought padlock and locked the presidents lodge. And the dean of students affairs called the spirit head of malabor to solicit that his lodge be open.

2. About the protest that happened during the week, a roommate woke me up from sleep and in his words your students are protesting.. Notwithstanding they first knocked on my door and were asked to come back that I was sleeping. On reaching outside all attempts to hold them back proofed abortive, so they all moved out, I had to join them to prevent damages on school property or harassing anyone, I successfully curbed that and I was begging them to return to the hostel.


3. On the issue of turning of the generator, I will state emphatically that I was not close to the generator when they offed it, I rushed to the security point where this Gen is placed to plead with occupants of hostel.

4. Even before the said day, I have been ensuring malabites and malabresses of resident in malabor fetch water and in other hostels.

5. The said attempt to prevent the SUG president from addressing students and opening the gate, is not true of my person, I have maintained peace across hostels and the university at large.


*Student_Informer*

F22RAPTOR:
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂. Is this a joke. Nigerian students already behaving like their politicians.

Elaborate please

In Reference to this publication UNICAL Suspend student says he breached matriculation Oaths the said student by name Livinson Arikpo have lent out is opinion on the recent issues regarding his suspension as a student of university of calabar.

LIVINSON ARIKPO Quoted below 👇

1. I did not lock the immediate past SUG president outside, the said event happened when the immediate past president was out for national duty, malabor and it’s stakeholders said “he has not observed malabor, and they bought padlock and locked the presidents lodge. And the dean of students affairs called the spirit head of malabor to solicit that his lodge be open.

2. About the protest that happened during the week, a roommate woke me up from sleep and in his words your students are protesting.. Notwithstanding they first knocked on my door and were asked to come back that I was sleeping. On reaching outside all attempts to hold them back proofed abortive, so they all moved out, I had to join them to prevent damages on school property or harassing anyone, I successfully curbed that and I was begging them to return to the hostel.


3. On the issue of turning of the generator, I will state emphatically that I was not close to the generator when they offed it, I rushed to the security point where this Gen is placed to plead with occupants of hostel.

4. Even before the said day, I have been ensuring malabites and malabresses of resident in malabor fetch water and in other hostels.

5. The said attempt to prevent the SUG president from addressing students and opening the gate, is not true of my person, I have maintained peace across hostels and the university at large.

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The 2023 African Plant Nutrition Institute (APNI) Photo Contest is divided into two categories:

Category 1: Nutrient Deficiency Symptoms in Crops: Have you spotted a nutrient deficiency symptom in a crop? It’s a perfect opportunity to take a moment to capture it for the contest. APNI is looking for well-framed examples that they can publish with full credit to the photographer.

Category 2: Plant Nutrition Research in Action: As a practitioner of the agricultural sciences, you often have the opportunity to be involved or observe the implementation and development of improved plant nutrition practices. They are looking forward to receiving your vivid images of African research in action as well as the results of impactful research on crop productivity, environmental protection, and the local community. They have chosen three themes to tag submissions under this category with:
Climate & Weather Smart Plant Nutrition
Soil Health & Improved Livelihoods
Precision Nutrient Management

African Plant Nutrition Institute (APNI) Photo Contest Eligibility
All photos must be from within Africa.
Photos must be at least 1 MB in size to submit.
Up to five (5) photos will be accepted per person.
Submission Requirements

High-resolution, high-quality photos. The file size should be at least 1 MB.
Uncompressed photos are preferred.
Accepted formats: high-quality JPG, JPEG, or PNG.
No submissions with a logo or time stamp visible on the photo will be accepted.
African Plant Nutrition Institute (APNI) Photo Contest Benefits
Winners in each category will receive the cash award plus a certificate of acknowledgement.
How to Apply for African Plant Nutrition Institute (APNI) Photo Contest
Photos must include a unique caption, which includes a description of the photo’s subject, the location in which it was taken, when it was taken (month and year if possible), and how it is related to the contest category.
Nutrient deficiency images should be supported by a short description of the symptoms. If you have any background on how the crop was managed or any analytical data, include that in your description for the benefit of others and to help the evaluation.
Click here to Apply
https://mgadmissioninfo.com.ng/blogpost/apni-contest-2023/

Admitted candidates into Lagos State University in the 2021/2022 academic session are expected to participate in the online admissions clearance exercise through the use of LASU Central Admissions Clearance App (LACACA). Successful candidates, at the end of the LACACA operation, shall be assigned matriculation numbers while unsuccessful candidates shall be considered to have forfeited their offer of provisional admissions.
The LACACA operation is a product of LASU Consult Limited; and as such all the participating and admitted candidates in the 2021/2022 academic session are to pay for the consultancy service through the LASU Consult Ltd. account given below:

Bank: PROVIDUS
Account Name: LASU CONSULT
Account Number: 1400352984
Amount: N5,000

STEP-BY-STEP APPROACH TO COMPLETE THE LACACA OPERATION
i. Visit LASU Website – https://www.lasu.edu.ng
ii. Point to STUDENT Tab and click on LACACA
iii. Enter your UTME registration number and surname, click on Submit
iv. Upload the Payment Receipt of the Consultancy Fee already paid into the LASU Consult Ltd account. (Note that: both the printing of Admission Clearance Certificate AND Issuance of Matriculation Number are subject to the eventual successful confirmation of the consultancy fee from the LASU Consult Ltd).
v. Upon successful upload of the consultancy fee payment receipt, you will be re-directed to your dashboard where you will be expected to complete the following:
(a) validate your basic bio-data details
(b) verify disability status
(c) upload O’Level Results
(d) Birth Certificate
(e) UTME Results
(f) JAMB Admission Letter
(g) Upload scan Signature
(h) Submit the application by checking the “I Agree” text box and then click on Submit.
vi. At this stage, the Admission Clearance will be on 20% while the documents have been submitted for further scrutiny by dedicated University officials
vii. You are expected to check for the progress of the Admission Clearance as your attention may be required based on your uploaded documents
viii. Candidates with error(s) that require correction will be required to pay for correction of such error(s) on the LASU payment portal – https://www.lasu.edu.ng/epayment
ix. Upon attainment of 100% clearance progress and confirmation of Consultancy fee paid into LASU Consult Ltd. account, successful candidate will be able to print LASU Admission Clearance Certificate for the 2021/2022 Academic Session and assigned a Matriculation Number.

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FallenShitHole:
PVC fools, una n dey hear word. What PDP and APC did to you fools never do una? Going to validate the fraudulent contraption called nigeria through Labour Party. Some of you are so daft.

Calm down bro.....see the way u are running mouth