The refuse bins arrived the state on Sunday March 9, 2025. The interventionist agency had pledged 300 refuse bins to Cross River as part of a broader commitment to foster environmental sustainability and public health initiatives in the Niger Delta region through effective waste disposal.The refuse bins arrived the state on Sunday March 9, 2025. The interventionist agency had pledged 300 refuse bins to Cross River as part of a broader commitment to foster environmental sustainability and public health initiatives in the Niger Delta region through effective waste disposal.
The Dean Student Affairs of the University of Calabar has this to say:”Yesterday Tuesday 11 March, 2025. I received, with gratitude, Eight (8) Heavy Metal Waste Bins deployed to strategic locations in the University of Calabar.
viz :Hall 2 – 1. Malabor-2. Hall 8 & 9 -1. VC’s Office – 1 Staff Qtrs (Highrise) -1. Staff Qtrs (Creche)- 1 Hall 6 – 1
NOTE: Management warns against indiscriminate disposal of refuse.Operation keep UNICAL @50 clean and green.Many thanks to our amiable Vice Chancellor, Prof. Florence Banku Obi. We warmly appreciate our able NNDC representative and Commissioner, Rt. Hon. Orok Otu Duke as well as our Environment Commissioner, Hon Moses Osoji. Thanks to the resilience and commitment of the Dean of Students, Prof Patrick Egaga for a job well done.
Informant:
Sen. Ogar Geraldine Jenechinghi
Director of Information Student Union Government University of Calabar.
