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Cross River State Plans Tourism and Investment Ahead of 1995 Calabar Carnival

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What happened

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In January 1995, Governor Bassey Otu spoke about preparations for the Calabar Carnival, noting the state's focus on tourism and investment. He stated that the administration had concrete plans for sustainable tourism revenue and job creation for residents of Cross River State.

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The state government was actively promoting tourism and investment to generate sustainable revenue. This strategy aimed to leverage the state's hospitality and cultural assets to benefit local populations.

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  • Cross River State might see increased revenue from tourism and investment.

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    Ikom might see increased investment in cultural heritage assets for tourism.

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