Obubra NYSC Camp: Rev. Eyoanwan otu donates relief materials to Corp Members.

The Cross River State National Youth Service Corps Camp located at Obubra receives the presence of the wife of the Governor, Rev. Eyoanwan Otu, who was represented by the Special Adviser to the Governor on Gender Mainstreaming, Dr. Inyang Asibong, the Special Adviser to the Governor on Youth Mobilization, Comr. Dan Obo Jr.,  and its entourage.

The NYSC Camp state coordinator, Cross River State, Mr. Zemoh Andrew Jebo, received the state executives with a warm welcome, followed by a brief moment of inspection around the Obubra NYSC Camp, such as the healthcare center, restrooms, and hostels.
Mr. Zemoh, in happiness, acknowledges the fact that in all his stay in Cross River State, this is the first wife of the governor who has come to the NYSC camp Obubra to support the welfare of the camp.

Mr. Zemoh, who leads the state executives and the NYSC Obubra Camp staff to the hall where corp members are seated to receive Her Excellency,.

The wife of the Governor of Cross River State, Rev. Eyoanwan Otu, who was represented by the Special Adviser to the Governor on Gender Mainstreaming, Dr. Inyang Asibong, welcomed the corps members to Cross River State.

Dr. Asibong delivered the greetings sent from Her Excellency. The Executive Wife of the Governor of Cross River State, Rev. Eyoanwan Otu. She mentioned items that her excellency came with to support their stay in camp. Such as 100 bags of rice and a cow

Inyang Asibong further assured them of hearing all their complaints from the state coordinator, Mr. Zemoh Andrew, which will be tabled to the Governor, His Excellency Senator Prince Bassey Otu.

Furthermore, the camp traditional dancers performed different crafting presentations, as well as Dr. Inyang Asibong. Join them in the dancing moves.
It was an exciting moment as the corp members expressed happiness at having the opportunity to receive the governor\’s wife.

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In attendance were all the state NYSC officials in camp, Mrs. Grace Egwu, SA on Women Mobilization South, and Nora Bassey, Gender and Vulnerability Officer.

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