Akpanke Commissions Library, Six Classroom Block In Obudu
By Jonathan Ugbal The member representing Obudu/Obanliku/Bekwarra federal constituency in the National Assembly, Honorable Peter Akpanke on Tuesday continued his projects commissioning tour
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Oil Wells Row: Sen. Ekpenyong Hails FG’s Decision To ‘Examine Issues’ Presented By C’River
"Breaking: FG to Probe 245 Oil Wells in Cross River After State's Plea" The Federal Government has agreed to examine the issues surrounding
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Janjari Company Denies Link To Senator Jarigbe, Cites Transparency In Contract Awards
Janjari Company Limited denies links to Senator Jarigbe Agom, calling allegations "malicious". The company says it's a separate entity that participated in transparent
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Documents Link Senator Agom Jarigbe To Company Paid N637Million For Federal Projects In Cross River North
By SaharaReporters Documents obtained by civic accountability organisation TrackaNG have revealed that a company linked to Senator Agom Jarigbe received over ₦637 million in
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Akpanke Begins Project Commissioning Tour, Reaffirms Commitment to Education
By Jonathan Ugbal The member representing Obudu/Obanliku/Bekwarra federal constituency in the National Assembly, Hon. Peter Akpanke on Monday commenced a project commissioning tour
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Cross River NASS Tussle: The Many Failures Of Honorable Mike Etaba BY ERASMUS EGBE
As we approach the 2027 general elections, the ruling All Progressives Congress in Cross River State on paper, is the party to beat
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BREAKING: Armed Robber Who Raped Woman, Two Teenagers Sentenced To Death In Calabar
By Jonathan Ugbal A High Court of Cross River State presided over by Justice Blessing Egwu on Monday sentenced Okon Ekpo Effiong to
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Rivers Crisis: Agabi, Rabana Make Seven Man PANDEF Reconciliatory Panel
By Jonathan Ugbal The Pan-Niger Delta Forum, PANDEF on Monday inaugurated a seven-member peace and reconciliation committee led by a former Attorney General