Agba celebrates Cross River First Lady Eyoanwan Otu at 62

Former House of Representatives aspirant in Cross River State, Dr Martha Agba, has congratulated the state’s First Lady, Mrs. Eyoanwan Bassey Otu, on her 62nd birthday, describing her as a symbol of compassion and selfless service.
nIn a goodwill message, Agba commended Otu’s humanitarian efforts, noting that her initiatives have significantly impacted vulnerable groups, particularly women and children across the state.
nShe said the First Lady’s outreach programmes have consistently promoted social inclusion and improved the welfare of the less privileged, while also inspiring hope in many communities.
n“Mama has consistently shown what it means to lead with empathy and grace. Her life is a testament to the power of kindness and purposeful service,” Agba said.
nAgba further praised Otu’s commitment to community development and her advocacy for women empowerment, adding that her efforts have contributed to sustainable growth and wellbeing in Cross River.
nShe also prayed for continued good health, strength, and greater accomplishments for the First Lady as she marks her new age.
nBishop Mrs.Otu is widely regarded for her humility, strong faith, and dedication to humanitarian causes, earning her admiration across Cross River State.
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