Hon. Barr. Ankot Ene Cobham | NDC Candidate | Calabar Municipal–Odukpani
NDC Candidate for House of Representatives • Calabar Municipal–Odukpani Federal Constituency

HON. BARR. PRINCE
ANKOT ENE COBHAM

NDC Candidate for House of Representatives
Calabar Municipal–Odukpani Federal Constituency

REAL PROJECTS. REAL PEOPLE. REAL IMPACT.

A record of service, community advocacy and legislative representation — presented for the people to examine and verify.

Hon. Barr. Prince Ankot Ene Cobham - NDC Candidate for House of Representatives

NDC ★ Calabar Municipal / Odukpani

Meet Hon. Barr. Prince Ankot Ene Cobham

Hon. Barr. Prince Ankot Ene Cobham

Hon. Barr. Prince Ankot Ene Cobham served as Legislative Councillor representing Ward 10, Calabar Municipal Council from 2010 to 2013.

According to the campaign’s account of stewardship, his period of service focused on the following areas:

  • Education support for pupils and students
  • Youth empowerment and skills programmes
  • Employment facilitation
  • Electricity and infrastructure advocacy
  • Sports development and community events
  • Community development projects
  • Support for vulnerable residents
  • Legislative representation and advocacy

Why His Record Matters

The campaign is presenting this stewardship record so that residents of Ward 10 and the wider Calabar Municipal–Odukpani Federal Constituency can examine the projects, locations, beneficiaries and legislative activities associated with the 2010–2013 period. Visitors are encouraged to independently verify the claims.

Hon. Barr. Prince Ankot Ene Cobham
2010–13
Legislative Service
Ward 10
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Key Areas of
Stewardship
NDC
Party Platform
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Campaign Philosophy

What He Did for Ward 10 — 2010–2013

The following information is presented from the candidate’s and campaign’s account of stewardship. Constituents are encouraged to independently verify the details.

01

Education

  • Awarded scholarships and financial assistance to pupils and students.
  • Paid WAEC examination fees for beneficiaries.
  • Distributed over 500 copies of customized 80-leaves exercise books.
  • Assisted students with school admissions and connections to scholarship opportunities.
Education Support
02

Empowerment & Employment

  • Empowered individuals through cash grants for small-scale businesses.
  • Supported 30 women with grants ranging from ₦5,000 to ₦10,000.
  • Sponsored skills and training programmes.
  • Facilitated pensionable employment for at least 5 persons.
  • Facilitated non-pensionable employment for 20 persons.
  • Created job opportunities for over 40 artisans through government projects attracted to the ward.
Skills • Jobs • Self-Reliance
03

Electricity & Infrastructure

  • Facilitated repairs of an overloaded transformer at the Poly Clinic, Ikot Omin.
  • Facilitated the installation of four 500KVA transformers in Ikot Omin and Ikot Ekpo through the State Electricity Agency and NDDC.
  • Advanced grid connection efforts for Ebanse (Etak Ikot), Ikot Effiom Eyamba, Nassarawa, Okani Mbang and Obot Okoho.
Power • Infrastructure
04

Sports & Community Development

  • Organized, sponsored and supported annual football competitions.
  • Supported the Ankot Football Trophy.
  • Provided cash prizes, jerseys, boots and hand gloves to teams.
  • Supported local sporting talent.
  • Pioneered an annual children’s carnival/party at ward level.
Sports • Youth • Community
05

Care for the Sick, Aged, Orphans, Widows & Less Privileged

  • Partnered with the Council to bring free medical care programmes to the ward in 2011 and 2012.
  • Supported medical diagnosis and treatment for residents.
  • Provided financial assistance, wheelchairs and other support to sick and disabled persons.
  • Maintained support and visits to chiefs, elders, aged persons, orphans, widows and residents facing difficult circumstances.
Health • Dignity • Support
06

Capital Projects & Community Development

  • Water Supply: Lobbied and secured a motorized borehole at Obot Okoho to address water scarcity affecting Obot Okoho and Nassarawa communities.
  • Health Infrastructure: Initiated and facilitated construction, furnishing and equipping of a Health Centre in Ikot-Ekpo through C.R.S.C.D.A.
  • Revenue & Public Utilities: Initiated construction of 20 open stalls and 10 lock-up stalls, and 6 rooms of VIP toilets in Nassarawa.
  • Road Advocacy: Advocated for construction and grading of roads including Ntoe’s Road, Presbyterian Road, Ikot Ekpo–Nassarawa Road, Etak-Ikot, Ekong Edim, Joe Goldie, Old Odukpani Road and Army Post Scheme.
Infrastructure • Community
07

Legislative Duties

  • Sponsored 2 bills.
  • Co-sponsored nearly 5 bills.
  • Participated actively in Appropriation Bye-laws aimed at constituents’ welfare.
Representation • Governance
Achievement figures and project descriptions on this page are presented from the candidate’s account of stewardship. Constituents are encouraged to independently verify the details.

The 5 Es

Five pillars drawn from the stewardship record presented by the campaign.

E1

Education

Scholarships, WAEC support, exercise books and admission assistance as reported in the stewardship account.

E2

Empowerment

Cash grants, skills training, employment facilitation and support for artisans according to campaign records.

E3

Electricity

Transformer repairs, installations and grid connection advocacy in several communities as stated by the campaign.

E4

Eco-Tourism & Sports

Football competitions, equipment support, talent discovery and children’s carnival as reported.

E5

Empathy / Care

Medical programmes, support for the sick, aged, orphans, widows and less privileged as presented in the record.

GO AND VERIFY

Don’t just take our word for it. Examine the record. Visit the communities. Speak to residents. Verify the projects.

Ikot Omin
Ikot Ekpo
Obot Okoho
Nassarawa
Ebanse / Etak Ikot
Ikot Effiom Eyamba
Okani Mbang
Poly Clinic, Ikot Omin
VERIFY THE RECORD
“Representation is more than a title — it is responsibility.”

Legislative Record

According to the campaign’s account of the 2010–2013 stewardship period.

2 Bills Sponsored
(Campaign-reported)
~5 Bills Co-sponsored
(Campaign-reported)
Active Appropriation
Bye-laws Participation
2010

Representation & Constituency Engagement

2011

Community Advocacy & Medical Programme

2012

Community Advocacy & Medical Programme

2013

Completion of Stewardship Period

Specific bill titles and exact dates are not listed here. The campaign invites constituents to examine official legislative records for verification.

Projects & Community Impact

Projects and interventions as presented in the campaign’s stewardship account. All items carry the status: Campaign-reported — verify independently.

Education

Scholarships & Financial Assistance

Awarded scholarships and financial assistance to pupils and students.

Location: Ward 10 • Period: 2010–2013
Campaign-reported — verify independently
Education

WAEC Examination Fees

Paid WAEC examination fees for beneficiaries.

Location: Ward 10 • Period: 2010–2013
Campaign-reported — verify independently
Education

Exercise Books Distribution

Distributed over 500 copies of customized 80-leaves exercise books.

Location: Ward 10 • Period: 2010–2013
Campaign-reported — verify independently
Electricity

Transformer Repair – Poly Clinic

Facilitated repairs of an overloaded transformer at the Poly Clinic, Ikot Omin.

Location: Ikot Omin • Period: 2010–2013
Campaign-reported — verify independently
Electricity

Four 500KVA Transformers

Facilitated installation of four 500KVA transformers in Ikot Omin and Ikot Ekpo (State Electricity Agency & NDDC).

Location: Ikot Omin, Ikot Ekpo • Period: 2010–2013
Campaign-reported — verify independently
Water

Motorized Borehole – Obot Okoho

Lobbied and secured a motorized borehole to address water scarcity affecting Obot Okoho and Nassarawa.

Location: Obot Okoho • Period: 2010–2013
Campaign-reported — verify independently
Health

Health Centre – Ikot-Ekpo

Initiated construction, furnishing and equipping of a Health Centre through C.R.S.C.D.A.

Location: Ikot-Ekpo • Period: 2010–2013
Campaign-reported — verify independently
Health

Free Medical Care Programmes

Partnered with the Council for free medical care programmes in 2011 and 2012.

Location: Ward 10 • Period: 2011–2012
Campaign-reported — verify independently
Roads

Road Advocacy Interventions

Advocated for construction and grading of roads including Ntoe’s Road, Presbyterian Road, Ikot Ekpo–Nassarawa Road and others.

Location: Multiple • Period: 2010–2013
Campaign-reported — verify independently
Employment

Employment Facilitation

Facilitated pensionable jobs for at least 5 persons and non-pensionable jobs for 20 persons; opportunities for over 40 artisans.

Location: Ward 10 • Period: 2010–2013
Campaign-reported — verify independently
Sports

Ankot Football Trophy

Organized and sponsored annual football competitions with cash prizes, jerseys, boots and gloves.

Location: Ward 10 • Period: 2010–2013
Campaign-reported — verify independently
Community

Stalls & VIP Toilets – Nassarawa

Initiated 20 open stalls, 10 lock-up stalls and 6 rooms of VIP toilets.

Location: Nassarawa • Period: 2010–2013
Campaign-reported — verify independently

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From education and empowerment to electricity, healthcare, roads, sports and legislative representation, examine the record and make your own judgment.

HON. BARR. PRINCE ANKOT ENE COBHAM

NDC Candidate for House of Representatives
Calabar Municipal–Odukpani Federal Constituency

REAL PROJECTS. REAL PEOPLE. REAL IMPACT.