UNICAL Postpones 35th Convocation Ceremony As UNICROSS Slash Fees By 30 Percent
By Ushang Ewa The University of Calabar has postponed its 35th convocation ceremony over the uncertainties caused by the ongoing strike action of
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CALABAR: Catholic Church Commences Free Training For 8 Skills
By Sylvia Akpan The Calabar Archdiocese of the Roman Catholic Church will for the next three months, starting today, train the public on
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#CRSDecides2023: Jarigbe Agom Declares For Senate
By CrossRiverWatch Admin The Senator representing Cross River North district in the ninth National Assembly, Jarigbe Agom has declared his intention to seek
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6 Years After, Emefiele’s CBN Yet To Settle Families Of Victims Of Calabar Branch Explosion
By Jonathan Ugbal Six years after the March 11, 2016, explosion that rocked the Calabar branch of the Central Bank of Nigeria, the
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Sunday Musings: Your Village People Must Be Stronger Than Your God BY AGBA JALINGO
There are Christians in many urban centers both in Nigeria and abroad who have never been back home to their villages for decades.
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Client Relations And Other Challenges Of The Nigerian Entrepreneur: Millinery In Focus BY CHARITY BASSEY
A milliner, according to the oxford advanced learner’s dictionary, is a person (mostly women) whose job is making and/or selling women’s headwear. Millinery
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Is This The End Of David Umahi As Governor? BY FIRST BABA ISA
We know the facts already. We have read several legal commentaries already. Even if you are not a lawyer, you should be well
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Cross River, We Are Too Cold BY AGBA JALINGO
Let us do a blind hypothesis about our State. If the 38 industries that Governor Ben Ayade says he has built were working