Egbara Emmanuel
May 8,2018.
For setting the pace in Uncommon leadership style in Cross river state, Cross river state Chairperson for child protection commission, Hon.Chief Mrs.Theresa Ezama, was over the weekend presented with double awards by the Institute of Human and Natural resources in Calabar, the cross river state capital, amidst pomp and ceremony.
Hon.Mrs.Ezama who was honored alongside with other patriotic Nigerians bagged the
Award of leadership in professionalism and Honorable Fellow award
for her supportive and complementary efforts in the uncommon leadership .
At the award investiture which was the high point of the event the National President of the institution
extolled Chief Mrs.Theresa Ezama for her outstanding delivery of leadership
dividends in Cross river state through her noble office.
The president stated that the honor was the institution’s way of
celebrating and identifying with Ezama’s success story,
describing her as a pride and inspiration to this generation.
Receiving the Awards, Chief Mrs.Theresa Ezama expressed delight for the recognition of her modest achievements in the commission ,which she attributed to God and the support of the good
people of the State,and thanked the institution for finding her worthy recipients of the inaugural Awards.
Mrs.Ezama lauded Members of the institution for coming together to
foster love ,unity of purpose ,and progress ,promising to render
support towards their proposed child protection agenda which she
described as a monument to preserve and showcase the socio-cultural
values of children.
She also called on those in the diaspora to come and witness the new
Cross river under Ayade , to key into the spirit of inteprise by exploiting the
rich investment potentials that abound in the State to create wealth
for more economic viability.
Mrs.Theresa Ezama paid glowing tributes to the Government and people of
Cross river state for being dependable ally to her commission and also used the medium
to drum support for Senator Benedict AYADE second term bid, and prayers for the
peace and unity of Cross river state and Nigeria.
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