In another study, [10] carried out a study on information provision and dissemination patterns among migrants' fisher folks in Cross River estuary, Nigeria. Survey design was used for the study. Population of the study consisted of artisanal fisher folks scattered in 68 fishing villages. Random sampling was used for the selection of fisher folks. Instruments for **data** collection were semi-structured questionnaire and interview. Descriptive statistics such as simple percentages were used to analyze the data. The findings revealed the preferred information channels to fishermen as radio and extension agents. The researchers articulated the reasons for preferring these information sources as radio accessibility, reliability and affordability while the strength of extension agents as information source lies in their ability to make information clear and also are best suited to offer knowledge. Some fishing community areas of Nigeria has been studied, but these local government areas have not benefited from such studies.