ISABELLA OUTREACH PROGRAM SPONSORED BY DISTINGUISH SENATOR ASUQUO EKPENYONG

 BREAKING NEWS:A comprehensive Back to School Outreach program, facilitated and sponsored by Mrs. Isabella Asuquo on behalf of the Distinguished Senator Asuquo Ekpenyong, is set to commence in Akamkpa urban ward and Iko ward from Monday to Friday.

The outreach aims to support students and promote educational development and empowerment in the above communities 

This event will focus on:

1. Distribution of educational materials and resources

2. Interactive sessions on academic excellence and personal development

3. Guidance on career pathways and opportunities

This initiative underscores Senator Asuquo Ekpenyong commitment to education and youth development in Akamkpa Local Government Area.

Cross River Live Akamkpa 


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