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Gov. Otu Declares Priority On Children

May 27, 2024
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Governor Bassey Otu celebrating with the children.

By Anietie Akpan

Cross River State Governor, Senator Bassey Edet Otu, has declared total priority on the welfare and development of children in the state as the world marks the international children’s day celebration.

He assured children in the state of his administration’s commitment to develop and drive policies and programmes that will nurture and guide them.

In a statement on Monday to mark the 2024 children’s day celebration made available to newsmen by the governor’s  Chief Press Secretary, Nsa Gill,  he quoted the Governor saying, “You are the future of our state and the pillars of our society. Your innocence, creativity, and boundless energy bring joy and hope to our lives. Our responsibility is to nurture and guide you so you can reach your full potential and contribute positively to our state’s growth and development.”

Otu said, he wants the children to know that as the Governor, he is committed to creating a safe, inclusive, and supportive environment for all to thrive.

“My administration’s  continuous investment in education, healthcare, and infrastructure is to ensure children can access the best opportunities and resources.

“Our State is richly endowed in agriculture, and this administration has already taken steps to make agriculture the mainstay of our economy.”

The Governor, in his statement, urged the Children to continue to dream big and work hard towards achieving their goals.

In his words, “remember that there is no limit to what you can achieve with determination, resilience, and a positive attitude.

“I also want to express my gratitude to all parents, teachers, and caregivers who play crucial roles in shaping the lives of our children. Your dedication and love are instrumental in their growth and success.

“As we celebrate this year’s Children’s Day, I charge you to remember the less fortunate children in our society and strive to impact their lives positively.

“Once again, I wish you all a happy Children’s Day. May you continue to be a source of joy and inspiration to us all. Keep shining bright and making us proud”.

Highlight of the celebration was the usual match pass by the excited children drawn from various schools in Calabar.

The just reinstated Speaker of the State House of Assembly, Hon Elvert Ayambem represented Governor Otu at the ceremony.

 

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