L-R: Prof. Ivara Esu, Deputy Governor of Cross River State; Jude Monye, Ag. MD/CEO of Heritage Bank and Governor of Cross River State, Prof. Ben Ayade, during a search for The True African Queen on Climate Change and Migration, as part of the 2017 annual Calabar Carnival and festival, held at the Calabar International Conference Centre, Cross River State.
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