#EndPoliceBrutality: Cross River Probe Panel End Sitting, Penned Down 42 Recommendation, Throws Out 18
By Patrick Obia and Rachel Idim “I am pleased to announce to you that whatever has a beginning has an end, I think
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Workers’ Day: NLC Cancels Celebrations In Cross River Over Abduction Of Chairman
By Edem Edem, Daily Post From all indications, Workers’ Day celebrations in Cross River State may not hold as workers claimed to be
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Nigeria Social Insurance Trust Fund Sensitizes Cross Riverians On Safety And Health At Work
By CrossRiverWatch Admin The Cross River State office of Nigeria Social Insurance Trust Fund (NSIFT) has marked the 2021 World Day for Safety
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Calabar: Police Retirees Protest Poor Pay, Allege Fraud In The Pension Scheme
By Archibong Jeremiah Some retired Police Officers have protested poor renumeration after service, raised alarm of corruption in the pension and housing scheme.
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Calabar Climate Advocates Mark 2021 World Earth Day
By CrossRiverWatch Admin The Nigerian Conservation Foundation (NCF) in collaboration with the POP (Protect Our Planet) Movement, Transformation Home Africa, Deep Root Academy,
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Obudu International Passenger And Cargo Airport: 35% Work Done, We’ll Meet Stipulated Time – Gov. Ayade
By NAN Gov. Ben Ayade of Cross River State has given assurance that the construction work on the Obudu International Passenger and Cargo
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EXCLUSIVE: Lady Who Tattooed Gov. Ayade’s Face On Her Back Says She Admires Him, Desires A Session With Him
Miss Miriam Joseph Ekeng, a 200 level student of Mass Communication, University of Calabar (UNICAL), in this exclusive interview with Patrick Obia of CrossRiverWatch shares the reason
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Traditional Rulers Can Help End Violence In Africa BY NKASI WODU
On March 21, 137 civilians were killed in localities near Niger’s border with Mali, in what the Niger Government described as attacks perpetrated