Crisis Hits Cross River NUJ As Re Run Elections End In Fiasco
By Our Correspondent There was palpable tension at the Ernest Etim-Bassey Press Center of the Cross River State Council of the Nigeria Union
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The Day Cross River Diaspora Governor Visited The State BY INYALI PETER
Tuesday, March 30, 2016 is a day Cross Riverians especially residents of Calabar, the capital city of Cross River State will not forget
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Cross River First Lady Charge Women To Be More Open Minded Towards Capacity Building Opportunities
By CrossRiverWatch Admin Women world over have been charged to be more open minded in assessing as well as accessing entrepreneurial capacity building
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UNICAL Randy Dean Of Law, Professor Ndifon, Deploys Agents On Social Media To Save Face BY ENO IYAMBA
Over the past few days, there has been a vigorous, deliberate and calculated campaign by certain elements who are bent on trivialising a
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Muri Munene, Effiong Mbukpa Says Calabar South Is Porous, Might Become Arms Transit Point
By Jonathan Ugbal His Royal Majesty Muri Munene, Effiong Mbukpa, King of the Efuts and Paramount Ruler Calabar South Cross River State has
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UNICAL SUG President, Director Of Socials Suspended By Parliament For Allege Extortion, Abuse Of Office
By CrossRiverWatch admin The Senate of the Students Union Government (SUG), University of Calabar has suspended the President of the Union, Comrade Ekpo
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Non Indigenes In Cross River Are Eager To Contribute To Development Of The State – SA Non Indigenes Affairs
By Jonathan Ugbal The Special Assistant on Non-Indigenes Affairs and Muslim Matters to Governor Ben Ayade, Alhaji Abdulkarim Adam says non-indigenes residing in
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In Northern Cross River, People Continue To Pay For Darkness
By Jonathan Ugbal Residents in Ogoja and Obudu local government areas of northern Cross River have continuously paid electricity bills for a duration