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Report says Senatorial Candidate of The Peoples Democratic Party, (PDP) in Cross River State, Ntufam (Dr.) Sandy Onor will be hosting students across the Central Senatorial District in the state.

Sandy Onor who is a candidate under the aegis of PDP for the Central Senatorial District will be hosting all the students from the district on Friday, November 9, 2018 to listen to their challenges, as well as relay his intentions for them upon success at polls.

According to a memo said to have been signed by the leadership of Central Senatorial District Students Assembly (CENSA), a students’ body in District, all students from the district are to avail themselves the ample opportunity to engage the Senate hopeful, especially on issues that matter most to them as he is prepared to entertain questions from them.

We learnt that the event would hold at Etaval Hotel, Calabar by 8:00a.m. and the gate pass would be PVC.

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The head of the union, Chief Obeten Enang Emmanuel who emphasised that the activity was solely students activity, noted that they intend to “further engage other candidates of other parties vying for same office” and that interested participants should reach out to their respective Local Government Area leaders.

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