Our Attitude To Street Kids A Major Problem, Says Ken Henshaw
By Jonathan Ugbal The attitude of the citizenry towards the street children phenomenon has been identified as the bane of their existence, a
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UNICAL Vice Chancellorship Race: Professor Joseph Ele Asor – An Ode To The Man Who Perfectly Fits The Bill BY MISSANG OYAMA
The University of Calabar (fondly called UNICAL) was first established as the Calabar campus of the University of Nigeria, Nsukka (UNN). It was
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Rights Lawyer, Baba Isa Cries Out Over Alleged Witch Hunt From ICPC
By Jonathan Ugbal Baba Isa, a rights lawyer has raised alarm over an alleged witch hunt by the Independent Corrupt Practices Commission (ICPC).
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Insecurity: More Traders To Join Protest Today, Ayade’s Aides Sue For Calm
By Jonathan Ugbal More traders including pharmacies will join the protest in Calabar, the Cross River state capital by locking up their shops
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Fear Grips Cross River Government As Assembly Man, Godwin Akwaji Dies
By Ushang Ewa Sources in Peregrino house and the Cross River state House of Assembly say there is palpable fear amongst aides of
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BAKASSI: Ita-Giwa Writes Agba Jalingo, Demands Apology And 900 Million Naira
By Jonathan Ugbal A former aide to president Olusegun Obasanjo on national assembly matters, Florence Ita-Giwa has written CrossRiverWatch Publisher, Agba Jalingo over
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CR North Bye-election: More Worries For Ayade As Thousands Dump PDP For Akpagu’s APC In Obudu
By Inyali Peter Thousands of members of the People’s Democratic Party (PDP) last weekend defected to the All Progressives Congress (APC) in Obudu
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Unveiling Efem Ubi: The Man The Cap Fits At The Helm Of NIIA BY MISSANG OYAMA
Drawing from communal living in ancient South Africa, there was a popular expression that has remained evergreen in human interactions. It is, “Umntu,