Owan Enoh To Pay 4,000 Constituents SSCE Registration Fees

By CrossRiverWatch Admin

Sources close to the Senator representing Cross River Central in the 8^th Assembly, John Enoh have confirmed to CrossRiverWatch that he will on December 4, 2016 commence the first phase of the payment of the SSCE registration fees of about 4,000 constituents.

Senator Enoh according to the source will also pay the tuition of selected undergraduates in tertiary institutions with our source saying that “The process for the selection is tedious and is been manned by a woman of repute”.

This information comes on the heels of several engagements by Senator Enoh who did not think twice in engaging constituents throughout the month of November.

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The former three term member of the House of Representatives lost his father in-law who was buried on November 24, 2016 with the wife of Cross River State Governor, Dr. Linda Ayade in attendance to condole the bereaved.

Earlier on November 14, Owan through his Joe foundation for diabetes engaged constituents, creating awareness with his brother, Reverend Father Victor Enoh who is a diabetic talking to those present on the tips to live with diabetes.

Also, on November 20, He kicked off the John Owan Enoh sports fiesta, a football competition between teams across the 6 local government areas in central Cross River State organized by the Youth Council in the state.

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