JUST IN: After Pressure, Police Release Arrested Protesters In Calabar, State Government Fingered
By Patrick Obia After pressure from the public, the Police in Cross River State, have released peaceful protesters in Calabar. The Police squad
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BREAKING: Police Arrest Peaceful Protesters In Calabar
By Patrick Obia Information reaching our newsroom has that some peaceful protesters have been picked up by men of the Nigeria Police Force.
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Be Prepared To Be An Ugly Guest At Afokang Correctional Center Without Trial – Governor Otu To Protesters
By Patrick Obia Governor Bassey Otu of Cross River State, has again issued a fresh strict warning on the proposed nationwide protest, saying
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Lawmakers Visit Hausa Community, Preach Against Planned Protest
By Mary Bassey, House Of Assembly Correspondent The legislators of the Cross River State House of Assembly, have paid a visit to the
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August 1st: Security Commanders Warn Against Violent Protests, Urge Organizers To Collaborate With Authorities
By CrossRiverWatch Admin Cross River State’s security commanders have warned sternly against violent protests that could threaten the state’s peace and stability. The
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Suspected Hoodlums Attack NUJ Palliatives, As UNICROSS Lost 3 To Fatal Crash In Cross River
By Godwin Ajom Suspected hoodlums on Tuesday attacked a vehicle conveying palliatives of the Nigerian Union of Journalist (NUJ), Cross River State chapter
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In This Church, We Are Not Joining Any Protest – Calabar Pastor Warn Members
By Patrick Obia The General Overseer of Bible Crusade Christian Mission (BCCM), Calabar South Local Government Area of Cross River State, Pastor Joseph
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President Tinubu Signs N70,000 Minimum Wage Bill Into Law
By Lanre Lasisi And Emmanuel Egobiambu, Channels Television President Bola Tinubu has signed the minimum wage bill into law, ending months of deliberations