Governor Ben Ayade of Cross River State has become a student of the University of Calabar. He has enrolled for Master’s Degree (LLM), in the Faculty of Law.
The governor has begun to attend lectures, did his assignments as other regular students and had also presented seminar.
Our source gathered that his work in groundwater remediation led him to invent a sewage treatment plant powered by solar energy.
Our source also gathered that Ayade started his primary education at St. Stephens Primary School, Obudu and proceeded to Government Secondary School, Obudu for his secondary education. He obtained his B.Sc, (Honours) in Microbiology at Ambrose Alli University in Ekpoma, 1988. He proceeded to the University of Ibadan between 1990 – 1994 where he obtained his Ph.D., winning the Best Doctoral Dissertation Award in Environmental Microbiology.
He was appointed a Professor at a very young age and despite being a Professor, his quest for knowledge didn’t end there as he went further to acquire a Law degree and subsequently proceeded to Law School where he was called to the Nigerian Bar as Solicitor and Advocate of the Supreme Court of Nigeria, according to our source.
Our source said Ayade attended lectures for over four hours on Thursday.
A former member of the state House of Assembly, Jake Otu Enya, who has since returned to classroom, is one of his lecturers.
