Follow Us on Google
From Aniekan Aniekan, Calabar
Cross River State Governor, Senator Bassey Otu, has approved automatic employment for seven indigenes of the state who received the 2025 Presidential NYSC Honours Award from President Bola Ahmed Tinubu.
Otu announced this at the weekend when he received the awardees at his residence in Calabar, describing their feat as a reflection of the `true Cross River spirit.`
`“I feel elated and proud of your distinguished service to humanity and the community you served, which made you stand out during your service year,”` the governor said.
He commended the corps members for exemplifying excellence, diligence and commitment, and described them as worthy ambassadors of the state.
Other News
“This goes a long way to show the true Cross River spirit that is exemplified through excellence, diligence and commitment. Thank you for distinguishing yourselves and for being good ambassadors of our dear state,” he added.
Beyond automatic employment, Otu said beneficiaries who opt out of the state civil service would be supported with training, skill acquisition or take-off grants to establish businesses.
`“With young people like you, I believe that the future of our state is guaranteed. My administration will always stand by you,”` he assured.
The honoured corps members are Mr Christopher Utsu, Miss Favour Asuquo, Mr Ndem Ndem, Mr Freedom Udama, Miss Miracle Bisong, Mr Agom Johnson, and Mr Clement Ekunke.
