By: Kingsley Agim
The Cross River Geographic Information Agency (CRGIA) has sought partnership with Management of Hit 95.5 FM in a bid to strengthen advocacy on delivery of its mandate.
Speaking during a courtesy call on the Management of the Radio Station, yesterday, CRGIA’s Director-General, Sir John Odo lauded the media outfit for its synergy and effort in publicizing programmes and activities of the State Government.
Sir Odo, who was accompanied on the visit by his Management Team, said the essence of the visit was to keep the Radio Station abreast of its mandate of all processing and documentation of land transactions in the State in order to make for proper and informed enlightenment of the public.
The DG also disclosed that his Agency would soon commence the Systematic Land Title Registration (SLTR) across the State, beginning with a pilot of one million houses, quipping that with SLTR, the herculean task of property owners getting Certificate of Occupancy, will be a thing of the past.
Sir Odo, on behalf of his Management and staff, congratulated Hit 95.9 FM on its 4th anniversary and wished it more years of trailblazing strides in communication and media management, describing the station as a “dependable ally in information dissemination.”
In his response, the Managingg-Director and Chief Executive Officer of Hit 95.9 FM, Mr. Patrick Ugbe, who congratulated the DG on his appointment, pointed out that CRGIA, as a critical office of the State Government, can be the number one revenue generating Agency.
Describing Sir Odo as replete with capacity to deliver, the Hit 95.9 FM Boss hoped that at the end, CRGIA would be hugely successful, while pledging his organization’s readiness to partner with government and other agencies on programmes that would engender development of Cross River State.
Mr. Ugbe used the opportunity to invite the CRGIA team to celebrate with him on his Station’s 4th anniversary, with several activities lined up for the event.
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