The Long, Winding Cross River Superhighway BY NNIMMO BASSEY
By CrossRiverWatch Admin The controversy surrounding the 260 km Superhighway proposed by the Cross River State government (CRSG) of Nigeria will not go
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Bail Out Funds, Paris Club Refund Intact – Ayade, It’s A Lie – Obla
By CrossRiverWatch Admin The Special Assistant to President Buhari on Prosecution, Okoi Obono Obla has accused the Cross River State Governor, Senator Ben
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Cross River Online Journalists Condemn Recent Arrest Of Premium Times And Sahara Reporters Publishers
By CrossRiverWatch Admin The Association of Cross River Online Journalists, ACROJ has condemned the recent arrest of publishers of Nigeria’s foremost investigative journalism
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The Zik Award And Cross River House Of Assembly BY AZOGOR IDEBA
By CrossRiverWatch Admin When on February 4th, 2017, the Speaker of the Cross River State 8th House of Assembly, Rt Hon (Barr) John
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Cross River Assembly Is Ayade’s Rubber Stamp – APC
By CrossRiverWatch Admin National Vice Chairman, South South, of the All Progressives Congress APC, Ntufam Hilliard Eta, Monday described Governor Ben Ayade’s frequent
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Cross River Marks World Cancer Day With Free Screening For 140
By CrossRiverWatch Admin February 4th every year is known on the Health calendar as World Cancer day. It is a day set aside
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Cross River New Cities Development Board Hold Inaugural Meeting
By Ogar Monday The Chairman of the Cross River State New Cities Development Board, Mr. KJ Agba has revealed that Cross River State
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APC Saved Nigerians From Poverty, Hunger – Usani Usani
By CrossRiverWatch Admin Usani Uguru Usani, the Minister of Niger Delta Affairs, has said that the current economic crunch, notwithstanding, Nigerians would have