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  NEWS FLASH: _CR’s Information Boss, Visits Community, Inspects Self-Sponsored Projects Among Condolence Visits._ Hon. Dr. Erasmus Ekpang continuous knack for purposeful representation and stertorous vision in support of the “People’s First Mantra” has again taken another dimension as he seeks to create more impacts on community engagement and societal development.  Hon. Dr. Erasmus Ekpang addressing newsmen. Over the week, Hon. Erasmus Ekpang PhD, made frantic efforts by visiting his political ward, the Ogep Ward in a way of keeping in touch with the grassroots and advocating the message of the season of sweetness.  In his usual manner of contributing his quota and appreciating the masses for their unparalleled love, indisputable supports and continued solidarity at all times, he inspected the level of education the students receive in the school, Community Secondary School, Ogep Osokom.  Hon. Dr. Erasmus Ekpang hosting his ward excos.  Regrettably, he was ast...

Hon. Maxwell Etta•  To my esteemed brothers and sisters across the Central Senatorial District, particularly within Old Obubra and Old Ikom, I extend warm greetings. As we navigate the political landscape of our beloved Cross River State, it is imperative that we conduct our affairs with the spirit of unity, equity, and mutual respect that has historically bound us together. Our strength lies in our ability to foster understanding and uphold the principles of fair rotation and shared responsibility. I. The Central Senatorial Seat: A Call for Equitable Rotation The representation of our Central Senatorial District in the National Assembly is a matter of profound importance, impacting every corner of our Senatorial District. While the governorship position rightly concerns the entire state, the Senate seat is a direct mandate from us, the people of this district, central.  It is a well-established understanding, rooted in our collective desire for fairness, that such critical of...