Senator Agom Jarigbe, who represents the Cross River North Senatorial District in the National Assembly, has announced a temporary break from his legislative and constituency duties due to health issues.
In a statement released on Monday, he revealed that he is currently undergoing medical treatment and, following his doctors’ advice, will step away from active responsibilities for a brief period. Consequently, a much-anticipated endorsement rally planned for the coming days has been postponed.
He stressed that the decision prioritizes both his health and the need to continue providing effective representation for his constituents.
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He said, “This is a necessary pause, and I am having proper medical attention. God willing, I expect to fully resume my responsibilities within the next two weeks or even sooner.”
The senator expressed gratitude for the prayers and support from his constituents, noting that the decision to postpone the rally was made to ensure he is in full health and strength when interacting with the people of Cross River North.
“No mortal is immune to health challenges. This moment reminds us of the fragile nature of life and the need for compassion,” he added.
Jarigbe also appealed to the public to disregard political attempts to exploit his health condition for ridicule. “Let us not lose our shared sense of humanity in the name of politics,” he urged.
The senator reaffirmed his dedication to resuming his duties soon and continuing developmental efforts in the senatorial district. He also urged individuals requiring urgent medical assistance to reach out to his constituency office while he is away.
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