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ARISE MILL OPENS IN EKET

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... we'll soon commence garri processing, says Etimfon By Admin Akwa Ibom State government effort to promote agriculture in the state has yielded posítive result as more citizens engaged in agric businesses to stabilize food sufficiency. Mrs. Etimfon Patrick Edoho Today at Ikot Abia in Eket local government area, a new oil mill, Arise Mill commenced production of red oil to meet up with the demand at the market. Speaking with this reporter, the Managing Director of Arise Mill, Mrs Etimfon Patrick Edoho said she has been nursing the idea of going to full fledge agric businesses especially farming and food production. "I have an idea about oil milling and cassava processing and today I thank God for giving me the grace to start somewhere. She said that she has been inspired with the Dakkada philosophy of governor Udom Emmanuel who has been very supportive with his visionary leadership by calling on Akwa Ibom people to get active...

AKHA Committees on Education and Works to Inspect Gully Erosion At State College

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Abigail Isaac Akwa Ibom State House of Assembly has directed its joint Committees on Education, and Works/Transport to carry out an on-the-spot-assessment of abandoned deeply excavated gully at the State College of Education, Afaha Nsit and to make possible recommendations to the House within one month interval. SPEAKER, AKWA IBOM STATE HOUSE OF ASSEMBLY, RT. HON. ANIEKAN BASSEY The House as presided over by the Speaker, Rt. Hon. Aniekan Bassey earlier today at plenary, mandated the Committees following a motion on the "Concern Over Deeply Excavated Gully Abandoned in Akwa Ibom State College of Education, Afaha Nsit: A Call for Immediate Intervention to Avert Disaster" moved by Hon. Ifiok Udoh, Member representing Nsit Ibom State Constituency. Presenting the Motion, Hon. Udoh said, the gully erosion which is a deathtrap at the concentric of the citadel of studies is not a natural phenomenon caused by erosion but a-man-made disaster resulting from excav...