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CROSS RIVER MINISTRY OF EDUCATION BEGINS SHUTTING DOWN OF ILLEGAL SCHOOLS ACROSS THE STATE

October 20, 2025 The Cross River State Ministry of Education has commenced an enforcement exercise to shut down all illegal and unapproved schools operating across the state. The Taskforce, which…

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SEN. PROF. STEPHEN ODEY ENGAGES STAKEHOLDERS AND PEOPLE OF GABU ON DEVELOPMENTAL ISSUESOctober 11, 2025.The Cross River State Commissioner for Education, who also holds the traditional title Odubor I of Gabu, Senator Professor Stephen Odey, on Saturday engaged stakeholders and the good people of Gabu in an interactive session held at Pega-Brand Lounge, Okuku – Yala.The meeting brought together notable personalities from Gabu Ward, including the Vice Chairman of Yala Local Government, Hon. Chief Godwin Odama; former Secretary of Yala Local Government, Hon. Mathias Oko; Hon. David Ipuole; Rev. Festus Ojedor; Hon. Monday Akpa, Councilor representing Gabu Ward; Mr. Pius Okpagu; and other prominent leaders of the community.In their remarks, the stakeholders commended Senator Professor Stephen Odey for his exemplary leadership and unwavering commitment to the development and progress of Gabu. They further appreciated the leadership style of His Excellency, Governor Bassey Otu, and appealed for the inclusion of Gabu indigenes in state appointments. The stakeholders reaffirmed their continuous support for the People’s First Administration and pledged to sustain peace and unity within the community.Responding, Senator Professor Odey thanked the people and stakeholders of Gabu for their steadfast support, emphasizing his pride as a son of Gabu. He highlighted his numerous developmental strides, particularly in educational infrastructure across Gabu communities, as well as the appointment and employment of Gabu sons and daughters during the previous administration — clear evidence of his commitment to the area’s growth.He urged the people to remain peaceful, patient, and united while continuing to support the administration of His Excellency, Governor Bassey Otu, whom he described as a visionary leader committed to inclusive governance. Senator Odey assured the gathering that he would convey their requests to the Governor, noting that Governor Otu is a listening leader who remains responsive to the needs of his people.As a mark of appreciation, Professor Odey made a generous cash donation of ₦1 million to support their refreshments during the event.Accompanying the Odubor I of Gabu were Hon. John Monday Odo, Director, State Road Maintenance Agency; Hon. Idiku David, former Secretary of Yala Local Government Council; Hon. Joe Idu, former Vice Chairman of Yala Local Government Area; Hon. Christopher Mohie, Councilor representing Yache Ward; Hon. Barr. Paul Okwo, former Councilor Yache ward; and several other distinguished leaders.#Office_Of_The_Commissioner_For_Education_CRS

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CROSS RIVER MINISTRY OF EDUCATION BEGINS SHUTTING DOWN OF ILLEGAL SCHOOLS ACROSS THE STATE

October 20, 2025 The Cross River State Ministry of Education has commenced an enforcement exercise to shut down all illegal and unapproved schools operating across the state. The Taskforce, which…

“Every Serving Minister of Madagascar, Including Myself, Shall Not Hold an International Passport of Another Nation or Possess Dual Citizenship”

BIRTHDAY FELICITATIONS TO A WOMAN OF SUBSTANCE — MRS. MONICA ODEY

C’RIVER EDUCATION COMMISSIONER REPRESENTS GOVERNOR OTU AT FIRST NATIONAL SOCIOLOGICAL CONFERENCE IN CALABAR

SEN. PROF. STEPHEN ODEY ENGAGES STAKEHOLDERS AND PEOPLE OF GABU ON DEVELOPMENTAL ISSUESOctober 11, 2025.The Cross River State Commissioner for Education, who also holds the traditional title Odubor I of Gabu, Senator Professor Stephen Odey, on Saturday engaged stakeholders and the good people of Gabu in an interactive session held at Pega-Brand Lounge, Okuku – Yala.The meeting brought together notable personalities from Gabu Ward, including the Vice Chairman of Yala Local Government, Hon. Chief Godwin Odama; former Secretary of Yala Local Government, Hon. Mathias Oko; Hon. David Ipuole; Rev. Festus Ojedor; Hon. Monday Akpa, Councilor representing Gabu Ward; Mr. Pius Okpagu; and other prominent leaders of the community.In their remarks, the stakeholders commended Senator Professor Stephen Odey for his exemplary leadership and unwavering commitment to the development and progress of Gabu. They further appreciated the leadership style of His Excellency, Governor Bassey Otu, and appealed for the inclusion of Gabu indigenes in state appointments. The stakeholders reaffirmed their continuous support for the People’s First Administration and pledged to sustain peace and unity within the community.Responding, Senator Professor Odey thanked the people and stakeholders of Gabu for their steadfast support, emphasizing his pride as a son of Gabu. He highlighted his numerous developmental strides, particularly in educational infrastructure across Gabu communities, as well as the appointment and employment of Gabu sons and daughters during the previous administration — clear evidence of his commitment to the area’s growth.He urged the people to remain peaceful, patient, and united while continuing to support the administration of His Excellency, Governor Bassey Otu, whom he described as a visionary leader committed to inclusive governance. Senator Odey assured the gathering that he would convey their requests to the Governor, noting that Governor Otu is a listening leader who remains responsive to the needs of his people.As a mark of appreciation, Professor Odey made a generous cash donation of ₦1 million to support their refreshments during the event.Accompanying the Odubor I of Gabu were Hon. John Monday Odo, Director, State Road Maintenance Agency; Hon. Idiku David, former Secretary of Yala Local Government Council; Hon. Joe Idu, former Vice Chairman of Yala Local Government Area; Hon. Christopher Mohie, Councilor representing Yache Ward; Hon. Barr. Paul Okwo, former Councilor Yache ward; and several other distinguished leaders.#Office_Of_The_Commissioner_For_Education_CRS

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CROSS RIVER MINISTRY OF EDUCATION BEGINS SHUTTING DOWN OF ILLEGAL SCHOOLS ACROSS THE STATE

October 20, 2025 The Cross River State Ministry of Education has commenced an enforcement exercise to shut down all illegal and unapproved schools operating across the state. The Taskforce, which…

“Every Serving Minister of Madagascar, Including Myself, Shall Not Hold an International Passport of Another Nation or Possess Dual Citizenship”

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CROSS RIVER MINISTRY OF EDUCATION BEGINS SHUTTING DOWN OF ILLEGAL SCHOOLS ACROSS THE STATE

October 20, 2025 The Cross River State Ministry of Education has commenced an enforcement exercise to shut down all illegal and unapproved schools operating across the state. The Taskforce, which…

“Every Serving Minister of Madagascar, Including Myself, Shall Not Hold an International Passport of Another Nation or Possess Dual Citizenship”

BIRTHDAY FELICITATIONS TO A WOMAN OF SUBSTANCE — MRS. MONICA ODEY

C’RIVER EDUCATION COMMISSIONER REPRESENTS GOVERNOR OTU AT FIRST NATIONAL SOCIOLOGICAL CONFERENCE IN CALABAR

SEN. PROF. STEPHEN ODEY ENGAGES STAKEHOLDERS AND PEOPLE OF GABU ON DEVELOPMENTAL ISSUESOctober 11, 2025.The Cross River State Commissioner for Education, who also holds the traditional title Odubor I of Gabu, Senator Professor Stephen Odey, on Saturday engaged stakeholders and the good people of Gabu in an interactive session held at Pega-Brand Lounge, Okuku – Yala.The meeting brought together notable personalities from Gabu Ward, including the Vice Chairman of Yala Local Government, Hon. Chief Godwin Odama; former Secretary of Yala Local Government, Hon. Mathias Oko; Hon. David Ipuole; Rev. Festus Ojedor; Hon. Monday Akpa, Councilor representing Gabu Ward; Mr. Pius Okpagu; and other prominent leaders of the community.In their remarks, the stakeholders commended Senator Professor Stephen Odey for his exemplary leadership and unwavering commitment to the development and progress of Gabu. They further appreciated the leadership style of His Excellency, Governor Bassey Otu, and appealed for the inclusion of Gabu indigenes in state appointments. The stakeholders reaffirmed their continuous support for the People’s First Administration and pledged to sustain peace and unity within the community.Responding, Senator Professor Odey thanked the people and stakeholders of Gabu for their steadfast support, emphasizing his pride as a son of Gabu. He highlighted his numerous developmental strides, particularly in educational infrastructure across Gabu communities, as well as the appointment and employment of Gabu sons and daughters during the previous administration — clear evidence of his commitment to the area’s growth.He urged the people to remain peaceful, patient, and united while continuing to support the administration of His Excellency, Governor Bassey Otu, whom he described as a visionary leader committed to inclusive governance. Senator Odey assured the gathering that he would convey their requests to the Governor, noting that Governor Otu is a listening leader who remains responsive to the needs of his people.As a mark of appreciation, Professor Odey made a generous cash donation of ₦1 million to support their refreshments during the event.Accompanying the Odubor I of Gabu were Hon. John Monday Odo, Director, State Road Maintenance Agency; Hon. Idiku David, former Secretary of Yala Local Government Council; Hon. Joe Idu, former Vice Chairman of Yala Local Government Area; Hon. Christopher Mohie, Councilor representing Yache Ward; Hon. Barr. Paul Okwo, former Councilor Yache ward; and several other distinguished leaders.#Office_Of_The_Commissioner_For_Education_CRS