A delegation, comprising Chief Dr. Dorn Cklaimz Enamhe, Prof John Undie, Dr. Isaac Ishamali, Dr. Mrs. Mary Mark Ogbeche, Dr. Mrs. Martina Ntino, and Mr. Roland Ugeh, representing the Who is Who of Cross River North, undertook a second visit to the displaced people of Belegete at the Obudu Ranch Resort on January 4, and 5th 2024.

During this visit, the group continued its commitment to supporting the Belegete IDPs. Notably, items presented to the community included wrappers specifically for women and mosquito nets, foams, and warm clothing, together with normal outing clothes. The terms also came with the medical team who are attending to the displaced families, carrying out tests, and giving treatment to them. These items were selected with consideration for the specific needs and challenges faced by the women, men, and children in the community.

Chief Enamhe reiterated the group's dedication to alleviating the suffering of the Belegete people. The focus remained on understanding and addressing the root causes of the crisis, mitigating its consequences, and engaging with government bodies to draw attention to the plight of the community.

The delegation emphasized the importance of cultural identity and regional unity, echoing the communal values passed down by their forefathers. By continuing their efforts, the group aims to reintegrate the Belegete people into the mainstream Cross River North community and provide them with a renewed sense of belonging.

In conversations with the residents, it became evident that the challenges faced by the IDPs extended beyond the initial crisis. The harsh weather conditions and inadequate supplies were reported to be taking a toll, leading to unfortunate deaths within the community. The delegation expressed solidarity with the people of Belegete and reassured them of ongoing support.

The Belegete community, despite its peaceful nature, found itself thrust into the complexities of a border region. Unfamiliar with the Ambazonian separatists, the residents were caught off guard by the violent attack on their village. Their readiness to return to their homeland demonstrated a strong desire to reclaim their natural habitat despite the hardships faced at the Obudu Ranch Resort.

In summary, the second visit of the Who is Who of Cross River North group reinforced their commitment to providing targeted assistance to the Belegete IDPs. The items presented, coupled with the ongoing engagement with the community, aim to contribute to the healing and eventual reintegration of the Belegete people into the broader Cross River North community.