Governor Bassey Otu of Cross River State has been widely celebrated for his impactful contributions to the development of golf in the state, a move seen as a catalyst for sports and tourism growth.
Lady Anne Ene Ita, Chairperson of the Calabar Golf Club Project Committee, commended the governor’s strategic vision during an event in Calabar. She described golf as not only a recreational activity but also a platform for fostering international relationships and promoting healthy lifestyles. “Governor Otu’s commitment to leveraging golf for both local and global benefits is truly remarkable,” she noted.
A retired federal permanent secretary and Female Captain of the Calabar Golf Club, Lady Ene Ita assured that the project committee is working diligently to ensure the success of the initiative. “With the strong backing of the state government, we are dedicated to delivering a project of exceptional quality,” she emphasized.
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Engr. Francis Archibong, the project’s supervising consultant, provided insights into the extensive upgrades taking place. He highlighted key developments, including the near-completion of over 900 meters of perimeter fencing, comprehensive clubhouse renovations featuring new roofing, electrical installations, painting, and the addition of a modern reception area.
Other improvements include the construction of a state-of-the-art gatehouse, a caddies’ shed, and an upgraded parking facility, all of which are on track to elevate the Calabar Golf Club to a competitive national and international standard.
