The project began after the Cross River State Government donated 25 acres of land in the Adiabo community. This generous gesture helped the initiative take off quickly.

Rt Hon. Victor Udofia, Special Adviser to the President of the Senate and contact for the Federal Ministry of Housing and Urban Development, visited the Obong of Calabar. During the visit, he thanked the state government for the land and the warm reception.

According to Udofia, the project aligns with the Renewed Hope Agenda. It focuses on delivering quality homes to low- and middle-income earners. He praised Governor Bassey Otu for acting quickly. He also commended Senator Asuquo Ekpenyong for his support in bringing the project to the state.

Alfa Simeon, the Federal Controller of Housing in Cross River, spoke on behalf of the Honourable Minister of Housing and Urban Development, Alhaji Ahmed Dangiwa. He shared that eight contractors have been assigned to the project. Four will handle infrastructure like roads, electricity, and water. The other four will build the housing units.

The first phase of the project includes 120 homes. These consist of one- and two-bedroom apartments. All units are designed to be affordable and expandable to meet the needs of families.

Simeon explained that the work will take place in two phases. However, Phase One will be completed and delivered before moving to Phase Two. This step helps prevent delays and ensures full project delivery.

Local leaders and residents welcomed the project with enthusiasm. They pledged their full support to help ensure its success and long-term impact on the community.

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