FAD FM Political Summit: Nigeria’s Democratic Future On The Line – Professor Akin Oyebode
By Efa Sunday and Andy Mba The former Vice Chancellor of the Ekiti State University, Ado-Ekiti, Professor Akin Oyebode has said that as
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Cross River To Set Up Shoe Factory, Begins Donation Of 500,000 Free Uniforms To Schools
By Jonathan Ugbal: Government House Correspondent The Cross River State government may soon flag off the construction of a shoe factory in a
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Cross River: Three Secondary Schools Bag $5000 WAEC Endowment Book Fund
By CrossRiverWatch Admin Three secondary schools in Cross River State on Thursday received the Endowment Book Fund Prize worth USD5,000 from the West
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Economic Potentials Of The Ayade Agricultural and Industrial Revolution: (Part 2) BY EMMANUEL ETIM
This is the second of a five part treatise seeking to highlight the enormous potentials and impact of the ongoing revolution in Agriculture
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Police Rescue Kidnapped Taxi Driver In Calabar, Arrest Three Suspects
By Ushang Ewa The Cross River State command of the Nigerian Police Force has rescued a kidnap victim, Mr. Uyime Akaniyene Udo. Udo,
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FAD FM Political Summit: Ayade, Ekpo, Owan-Enoh And Others To Discuss Violent Free Elections Today
By CrossRiverWatch Admin Barring any last minute change, the three leading gubernatorial candidates in Cross River for the 2019 general elections will today
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Dr. Mathew Ojong Achigbe, Where Art Thou? BY VICTOR NDOMA-EGBA
Your call to me at 11.05 pm on Friday 16 November, 2018 was my last call that day. You said you were in
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Ugep Monarch, Others Seek Government Intervention Over Protracted Communal Clashes As New War Ravages Odukpani
By David Nsa Following renewed hostilities between communities across several local government areas in Cross River State, some residents have called on the