Cross River Assembly Passes Disability Rights Bill Into Law
By Itam Offor, Agency Report The Cross River State House of Assembly on Wednesday, passed into law the disability (full integration) bill 2021
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NJC Recommends 9 Including Agba Jalingo’s Prosecutor For Judicial Appointments In Cross River
By Jonathan Ugbal The National Judicial Council has recommended nine persons in Cross River State for different judicial appointments. This was part of
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BREAKING: Truck Crush Traffic Police Officer In Calabar
By Jonathan Ugbal A China National Heavy Duty Truck Group (CNHTC) Sinotruck Howo STW10 haulage vehicle has crushed to death, a Woman sergeant
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Obudu/Obanliku/Bekwara Federal Constituency – Is The Future Hiding With A Knife? BY AGBA JALINGO
These two gentlemen, Peter Akpanke a.k.a. ‘Peter the Rock’ and Ela Ushie, are both angling to represent Obudu/Obanliku/Bekwarra Federal constituency of Cross River
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EDUCATION: NECO Exams Now Compulsory For Public Schools, Says Ayade
By CrossRiverWatch Admin Cross River Governor, Benedict Ayade has said that all public examinations conducted by the National Examinations Council (NECO) are now
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BAKASSI: Nigeria, Cameroon To Finalise Boundary Demarcation In 2022
By Ushang Ewa The end of the plight of returnees of the Bakassi peninsula and the historic judgment of the International Court of
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Of Political ‘Capacity’ And Other Political Lingo BY VENATIUS IKEM
One of the latest entrants in the political lingo of Cross River State is “capacity”. It came not too far after “digital,” and
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Defamation Suit: Ayade’s Aide, Oliver Orok To Present 4 Witnesses, 7 Documents Against CrossRiverWatch, Agba Jalingo
By Jonathan Ugbal Oliver Orok, the Commissioner for Sustainable Development Goals in Cross River State, intends to present no fewer than four witnesses