The Special Assistant to the Governor on students’ affairs and youth mobilization Prince Michael Abuo has charged the newly elected president of the apex students’ union body in the state (NACRISS WW) Comr. Romeo Ojong Lawrence to instill the spirit of unity in his led team to enable him achieve the core objectives of the union for the interest of Cross River State Students.
Prince Abuo made the charge in a congratulatory message to all the newly elected executive members in the just concluded NACRISS WW 2016 general elections held on 20th August 2016.
Excerpts:
“Congrats To The New Leadership of National Association of Cross River State Students World Wide, NACRISS WW
Congrats to all those recently elected into the leadership of the apex student body in the state (National Association of Cross River Students-NACRISS WW).
As shown by the evidence below in terms of the endorsements by the critical stakeholders and leadership of the organization indeed no matter how small truth is it will always conquer the biggest lies.
This administration is willing and ready to positively turn around the fortune of Cross River State Students and will work closely with relevant stakeholders including NACRISS WW to ensure that our believe of an academically and socially advanced state is achieved.
To Comrade Romeo Ojong Lawrence a student of the faculty of education in the Cross River State University of Science and Technology, CRUTECH who emerged as President so much work is on ground for you and you must be able and willing to put your team together to break new grounds in terms of meeting the needs of students in the state. An office is inconsequential without impact.
Congrats once again!
Prince Michael Nku Abuo, Special Assistant Student Affairs and Youth Mobilization”
Reacting to the Congratulatory message from the SA on students affairs published on his Facebook timeline, the Sole Administrator of NACRISS WW, Comr. Georgebill Ajangson a student of the prestigious Faculty of Law, University of Calabar applauded the SA for demonstrating dexterity and unalloyed commitments in handling the affairs of students in the state.
Similarly, the ELECO Chairman Comr. Ukam Ngwu also commended the SA for his pragmatic style of leadership and for being just in his dealings with student affairs.
The NACRISS WW 2016 general election no doubt took a new dimension by saying no the statusquo of students of University of Calabar emerging as the president of the apex students union body in the state since her inception. Indeed the annals of NACRISS WW has something new to document as Cross River University of Technology (CRUTECH) produces her first ever NACRISS WW president. Change has truly come to stay.
God bless NACRISS WW
God bless Cross River State
God bless Federal Republic of Nigeria.