Calabar Ritual Pastor: Why Church Leaders Must Be Blamed BY EDEM DARLINGTON
By CrossRiverWatch Admin When Jesus chased out of the temple those godless Jewish money exchangers, whipping the hell out of them, He was
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Cross River Government, ACROJ To Hold Literacy Campaign For Youths
By Archibong Jeremiah The Cross River Government has announced plans to hold a Media Literacy Education symposium for youths in the state with
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Mbube New Yam: Ogoja Assembly Man, Peter Odey Presents Okada To Best Harvester
By Our Reporter The best harvester for the 2017 Mbube new yam festival, Mr. Austin Offum is now a owner of a brand
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Ibiaragidi Ward Emerges Winner Of Maiden Akwaji Henry Football Tourney
By Jonathan Ugbal The Ibiaragidi ward football team Sunday, in Bekwarra local government area of northern Cross River emerged winners of the maiden
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JTF Commander, Military Officers Escape Drowning At Ikang
By Ushang Ewa The Commander of the Operation Delta Safe (ODS) Joint Task Force (JTF), Rear Admiral Suleiman Apochi and other military commanders
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Cross River To Mandate 70% Local Consumption Of Cocoa, Begins Construction Of NGN7bn Processing Plant
By CrossRiverWatch Admin The Cross River State Government has said that it will soon unveil a policy to mandate 70 percent local consumption
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Controversy Trails Stabbing Of Suspended UNICAL Don, Joseph Odok For Alleged Visa Racketeering
By Jonathan Ugbal And Elijah Ugani Controversy currently trails the alleged stabbing of a suspended lecturer in the University of Calabar (UNICAL), Dr.
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DEBT: Creditors Want To Liquidate Tinapa – Cross River Assembly Speaker, John Gaul
By Jonathan Ugbal The Speaker of the Cross River State House of Assembly, Honorable John Lebo has said creditors have proceeded to courts