The visit served as a pivotal step for CRIDCOM to introduce its mandate and proactively seek areas of collaboration, partnership, and investment within the State’s vital energy sector.
Dear Cross Riverians, Today, we celebrate Democracy Day—a day that marks the triumph of our collective will for freedom, justice, and good governance. It is a moment to reflect on the progress we have made as a state and as a nation, while also recognising the challenges that lie ahead. As members of the Cross […]
The purpose of the visit was to explore areas of collaboration and investment in the agriculture sector.
This engagement signifies a strategic alliance poised to yield substantial benefits for Cross River State’s economic growth and overall development.
The essence of this critical Town Hall meeting is to create awareness, foster engagement, promote investment opportunities, and encourage Diaspora participation in the State’s development.
Your leadership has brought renewed hope and optimism to the people of Cross River State, and your vision for a prosperous and developed state is beginning to take shape.
Prince Okor informed Commissioner Odey that Cross Riverians in the diaspora are eager to invest in the education sector but require clarity on priority areas of investment.
The discussions centred on ways to enhance security and promote community engagement, particularly in areas with high concentrations of diaspora members.
CRIDCOM pledged its full support for this joint initiative through sustained community-based advocacy programs, specifically aimed at reducing the vulnerability of individuals to human trafficking and exploitation.
The newly established Commission, led by Hon. Otu Okor is mandated to engage Cross Riverians in the diaspora, while promoting participation in State development.
