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GOV ENO VISITS FAMILY OF LATE NOLLYWOOD MAKE-UP ARTIST

Press Release GOV ENO VISITS FAMILY OF LATE NOLLYWOOD MAKE-UP ARTIST …offers automatic employment to elder sister …directs renovation of family house …promises assistance to the undergraduate sisters Living to his billing as the epitome of compassion, Akwa Ibom State Governor, Pastor Umo Eno, on arrival from an official engagement in Abuja, this afternoon drove straight to the family compound of the late Nollywood make- up artist. Abigail Edith Frederick, in Ikot Udoma, Eket Local Government Area, where he consoled the bereaved family. Showing deep emotions, Governor Eno, sat with the grieving family members and told them he feels their pain. “This is deeply unfortunate, a young girl, 24 years old, who, finished her Youth Service just last year, and decided to pursue her passion. “This is a reflection of our Arise spirit. It shows that our young people are willing to go out there, not begging, not waiting for handouts, but to pursue their passions. “It is s...

50 FACTS ABOUT THE EFIK PEOPLE YOU MUST KNOW...

THE EFFIK IN NIGERIA!!! 1. The Efik people are an ethnic group primarily located in the Cross River State of Nigeria. 2. They are also found in parts of Akwa Ibom State, particularly in the Calabar and Akpabuyo local government areas. 3. The Efik people are part of the larger Cross River ethnic group, which also includes the Ibibio, Annang, and Oron peoples. 4. Their population is estimated to be around 1.5 million people. 5. The Efik language is part of the Cross River branch of the Benue-Congo language family. 6. It is a tonal language with various dialects spoken among different Efik communities. 7. Efik language is widely spoken in Cross River State and is also taught in some schools in the region. 8. Efik people have a rich cultural heritage, with vibrant traditional festivals, dances, and ceremonies. 9. They are known for their colorful attire, which often includes elaborate headgear and wrappers. 10. The Efik people are traditionally fishermen, traders, and farmers, with fi...

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