September 19, (THEWILL) – Reclaim Cross River State, a PDP support group, has welcomed the contributions of the senator representing Cross River North Jarigbe Agom Jarigbe, for his efforts in developing the senatorial district.
The group, working for the actualisation of the gubernatorial ambition of Professor Sandy Onor, said Jarigbe’s programmes have positively impacted various aspects of life in the area, saying his projects are monumental and unprecedented.
Paul Ishabor, the Director General of the group, made this known in a release tagged, “Kudos to Senator Jarigbe Agom Jarigbe as he marks one at upper legislative chamber of NASS.”
The DG said within one year in the Senate, Senator Jarigbe has executed projects in all the 54 Wards of the senatorial district.
“Within this one year in the Senate, your impact across the 54 wards of the Northern Senatorial District has been felt positively.
“You have executed over 200 people-oriented projects cutting across all sectors.
“Checks showed that you have attracted and constructed health facilities, classroom blocks and furnished with teaching and learning materials.
“Others include functional solar-powered boreholes and street lights, attracted roads to the constituents, provided various empowerment trainings and skills acquisitions to youths women and the less privileged.
“You have also assisted farmers, traders and various cooperative societies, just as you have given out scholarships aides to students in secondary and tertiary institutions.
“Your empowerment programmes are not only monumental and unprecedented, but are needful visible, accessible and have an acceptable standards in all perspectives”, he said.
Recounting his journey to the Senate, Ishabor said it was a battle between a lone ranger and desperate, selfish oppressor.
He charged the next generation to be inspired by this, defy the odds and thrive towards actualising their dreams.
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