FACT CHECK: ‘Excellent Women International Awards’ Given To Ayade’s Aides, LG Chairperson Does Not Exist
Since March 2013, when CrossRiverWatch was barely six months old after commencing publishing, we reported a story about how the then Chairman of
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#COVID-19: More Controversy Cross River Records Four More Cases
By Jonathan Ugbal The Cross River state Public Health Emergency Operations Center (CRS PHEOC) has announced four new cases of the Coronavirus Disease
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BREAKING: Farms, Structures Destroyed In Obudu As Government Moves To Claim More Land For Cargo Airport
By Jonathan Ugbal Dozens of farms and a few structures have been destroyed at locations near the proposed Obudu international cargo airport in
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FLASHBACK: Ayade Said Olimpotic Meristemasis Budget Believed In Spiritual Force, Social Agglutination
By Jonathan Ugbal and Patrick Obia Cross River Governor, Benedict Ayade had on November 21, 2019 while presenting the 2020 appropriation bill before
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Olimpotic Meristemasis: Ayade Cuts 1.1 Trillion 2020 Budget By 87 Percent
By Patrick Obia The Cross River State Government has revised downwards, the 2020 budget of Olimpotic Meristemasis by a whopping 87 percent. The
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Now That Ayade Earmarks N24 Billion For COVID-19 BY AGBA JALINGO
Governor Ayade of Cross River state has earmarked N24billion for COVID-19 relief and recovery. The figure was contained in the reviewed 2020 Budget
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‘I Want Business To Grow In Cross River’ – New CP Tells Policemen
By Jonathan Ugbal The new commissioner of police in Cross River, Mr. Abdulkadir Jimoh has resumed office stating that he wants to help
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#COVID19: Lab Scientists Decry ‘Gross Underreporting’ Of Cases In Cross River
By Jonathan Ugbal The chronicles of the SARS – CoV-2 in Cross River remains one of discordant tones as the state’s chapter of