10 Things To Do During Your Youth Service Year BY MARY UMANI
The National Youth Service Scheme is a dream for the thousands of graduating students in tertiary institutions in Nigeria. It was designed for
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Counterpart Funding: Cross River To Address Challenge In 2019 Budget
By Elijah Ugani, Philip Agba and Rose Ofem The Cross River State government has stated its readiness to address the challenge of counterpart
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JUST IN: Secondus, Ihedioha, Imoke Hail Ayade’s Industrialisation Strides
By Jonathan Ugbal: Government House Correspondent Bigwigs of the People’s Democratic Party (PDP) led by the national chairman, Prince Uche Secondus on Thursday
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FG Approves N14bln For Odukpani – Biase Road As Fallen Truck Blocks Calabar Road
By Jonathan Ugbal The Federal Executive Council (FEC) on Wednesday approved the sum of NGN14.014 billion for the rehabilitation of the Odukpani –
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UCTH: Residents Doctors Issues New Ultimatum Over Infrastructure, Unpaid Arrears As Lab Scientists Get New Executives
By Obeten Godfrey and Patricia Ilam The Association of Resident Doctors (ARD) in the University of Calabar Teaching Hospital (UCTH) has issued a
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Elections: Calabar Based Clergyman Sues For Sustainable Priorities Against Manifestoes
By Deborah Obot and Kelvin Ololo A Clergyman in Calabar, the Cross River State capital have called on leaders to be introspective in
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Edgerley Memorial Anniversary: Alumni Sensitise Students On Liver Health
By Nsa David Alumni of the Edgerley Memorial Girls Secondary School, Calabar on Tuesday sensitised young girls on health issues with tips on
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NASFEST: Cross River To Bid For 2020 Hosting Rights
By Jonathan Ugbal and Elijah Ugani Despite failing to host the 19th edition of the National Sports Festival which it won hosting rights