Cross River Legalizes Death Penalty For Kidnappers, Makes Housing For Citizens A Right
By Our Correspondent Cross River State Governor, Senator Ben Ayade, today signed into law a bill that prescribes death penalty for convicted kidnappers
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Governor Ayade Seeks Revision Of 2015 Appropriation
By Aplefe Ojong The Governor of Cross River State, Senator Benedict Ayade has written to the State House of Assembly requesting for the
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Reality Of A Non-Oil Economy In Cross River State: Prospects And Challenges – Part 2 BY EMMANUEL ETIM
This is the concluding part of a two part treatise started last week. BEING TEXT OF SPEECH DELIVERED AT THE CROSSRIVERWATCH 3RD ANNIVERSARY
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100 Days In Office: Obono Obla’s Jaundiced Assessment Of Governor Ayade BY CHRISTIAN ITA
A few days ago, precisely on September 1, Okoi Obono Obla was on air, this time on Channels Television, where his outing on
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27 Year Female Voter Protest Neglect Of Road To Home Town In Ukelle
By CrossRiverWatch admin “This is the reason you saw me at campaign grounds, God knows that it was not for my self-benefit. This
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APC National Vice Chair, South South Confirms Planned Defection Of PDP Stalwarts In Cross River
By CrossRiverWatch admin The leadership of All Progressive Congress (APC) South South zone says it is confident that the zone would be adequately
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Organized Private Sector Asks Governor Ayade To Unveil Economic Blue Print For The State
By Our Correspondent The Organized Private Sector, OPS in Cross River State, made up of The Calabar Chamber of Commerce, the Manufacturing Association
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Right Of Reply: The Skewed Comparison Between Ayade And Wike – A Smoke Screen BY EVAL ASIKONG
I was busy attending to state’s matters of pressing concern, when my attention was drawn to an article written by one of these