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| Etta Ekong Imona Chairman Aspirant, Calabar Municipality |
Eta Ekong Imona is a native of both Big Qua Clan and Ishie Clan in Calabar Municipality, Cross River State. Born into a Christian family affiliated with the Presbyterian Church of Nigeria, Big Qua Town Parish, Eta is a devoted husband and father. He began his educational journey at Auntie Margaret International School (AMIS), where he obtained his First School Leaving Certificate (FSLC) in 1989. He then progressed to the renowned Hope Waddell Training Institute, completing his Secondary School Certificate Examination (SSCE) in 1995.
Driven by a passion for environmental stewardship, Eta gained admission to the University of Calabar, where he earned a Bachelor of Science Degree (B.Sc) in Environmental Protection Management from the Department of Geography & Regional Planning in 2004. During his National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) in Zuru LGA, Kebbi State, he served as a Geography teacher at the Federal Science & Technical College, Zuru.
Eta's commitment to continuous professional development led him to obtain a certificate from the Waste Management Society of Nigeria (WMSN) in 2008. He is also a trained and certified oil spill remediator and safety manager as of 2015. He began his professional career at the Cross River State Emergency Response Centre (ERC) as a support staff, where he was extensively trained in firefighting, security operations, and served in the office of the State Security Adviser from 2007 to 2012.
Subsequently, he transitioned into private service and successfully managed several hospitality establishments, including Marina Resort Hotel, Orange Resort, Michelle Suite Hotels, and Viaaem Hotel. Eta Imona has proven himself as an adept administrator, capable of delivering on complex assignments with minimal supervision.
His leadership qualities extend beyond professional settings. He is the immediate past President General of the Qua Clans Youth Assembly and has served as Coordinator of the Calabar Municipality Youth Leaders Forum. In addition, he is a member of the Ndidem of the Quas / Paramount Ruler of Calabar Municipality Traditional Court.
A seasoned politician, Eta once aspired to represent Calabar Municipality State Constituency in the Cross River State House of Assembly. His candidacy was highly commended by the Department of State Services (DSS) for conducting one of the healthiest consultations. He is a committed stakeholder in Ward Four (4), having served as Secretary of the Edim Inok Campaign Council, and as a member of both the Asuquo Ekpeyong Campaign Organization and the State Mobilization Committee for Senator Prince Bassey Otu.
Beyond his professional and political engagements, Eta is a lover of contemporary music and an accomplished instrumentalist, particularly skilled with the bass guitar. He is also a respected political analyst.
Today, driven by a deep desire to serve, Eta Ekong Imona is vying for the position of Chairman of Calabar Municipality. With a vision for sustainable development, human capacity building, and improved welfare for the good people of Calabar Municipality, Eta believes that with your support, together, we can build a stronger community for future generations.
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Driven by a passion for environmental stewardship, Eta gained admission to the University of Calabar, where he earned a Bachelor of Science Degree (B.Sc) in Environmental Protection Management from the Department of Geography & Regional Planning in 2004. During his National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) in Zuru LGA, Kebbi State, he served as a Geography teacher at the Federal Science & Technical College, Zuru.
Eta's commitment to continuous professional development led him to obtain a certificate from the Waste Management Society of Nigeria (WMSN) in 2008. He is also a trained and certified oil spill remediator and safety manager as of 2015. He began his professional career at the Cross River State Emergency Response Centre (ERC) as a support staff, where he was extensively trained in firefighting, security operations, and served in the office of the State Security Adviser from 2007 to 2012.
Subsequently, he transitioned into private service and successfully managed several hospitality establishments, including Marina Resort Hotel, Orange Resort, Michelle Suite Hotels, and Viaaem Hotel. Eta Imona has proven himself as an adept administrator, capable of delivering on complex assignments with minimal supervision.
His leadership qualities extend beyond professional settings. He is the immediate past President General of the Qua Clans Youth Assembly and has served as Coordinator of the Calabar Municipality Youth Leaders Forum. In addition, he is a member of the Ndidem of the Quas / Paramount Ruler of Calabar Municipality Traditional Court.
A seasoned politician, Eta once aspired to represent Calabar Municipality State Constituency in the Cross River State House of Assembly. His candidacy was highly commended by the Department of State Services (DSS) for conducting one of the healthiest consultations. He is a committed stakeholder in Ward Four (4), having served as Secretary of the Edim Inok Campaign Council, and as a member of both the Asuquo Ekpeyong Campaign Organization and the State Mobilization Committee for Senator Prince Bassey Otu.
Beyond his professional and political engagements, Eta is a lover of contemporary music and an accomplished instrumentalist, particularly skilled with the bass guitar. He is also a respected political analyst.
Today, driven by a deep desire to serve, Eta Ekong Imona is vying for the position of Chairman of Calabar Municipality. With a vision for sustainable development, human capacity building, and improved welfare for the good people of Calabar Municipality, Eta believes that with your support, together, we can build a stronger community for future generations.
#EtaImonaConsultativeForum
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