Baskadia

By ETTAH EMMANUEL O. The Chief of Staff to the government of Cross River state, Hon. Emmanuel Ironbar, along with the Commissioner for Water Resources Barr. Mensah, Commissioner for Transport Pst. Ekpenyong, SA General Duties, Barr. Ekpenyong Akiba, SA Inter-Party Affairs Mrs Otu, ES Carnival Commission Evang Austine, SA Liaison Abuja Mrs Sarah, SA Chief Dr Asibong, and other members of the state Executive and

the APC party faithful paid a condolence visit to the mourning house of Late Obong Enobong Umanah. The visit took place to pay respects to the family of the late Chief Umanah, a highly revered leader and APC State Ex-Officio-4, known for his exemplary leadership, philanthropic endeavors, investments, and significant political influence within Cross River state and the nation as a whole.

Born in 1950 and passing away in 2024, Chief Umanah's legacy resonates in the hearts of many as an individual who dedicated his life to the betterment of his community, the Party and beyond. During the visit, the Chief of Staff conveyed the heartfelt condolences of His Excellency. Sen. Prince Bassey Otu, praising Chief Umanah's lasting impact on the development of the state.

He highlighted Chief Umanah's leadership contributions, emphasizing that his memory will forever be cherished for the positive changes he brought about and the inspirational legacy he leaves behind. The presence of the government officials at the mourning house was a symbol of respect and appreciation for Obong Umanah's lifelong commitment to service and his unwavering dedication to the welfare of the people.

The words of comfort and recognition spoken by the Chief of Staff who also represented the Governor of the State, served to honor Chief Umanah's life and achievements, ensuring that his legacy lives on in the annals of Cross River state's history.

The visit not only expressed solidarity with the bereaved family but also served as a touching tribute to a man whose impact transcended boundaries, leaving a profound mark on the socio-political landscape of the state. Obong Umanah's memory will continue to inspire generations to come, reminding all of the power of leadership, compassion, and unwavering commitment to community development.