How Mahdi Shehu Rejected An American Officer’s Money To Bomb Hotel In Kaduna BY SULAIMAN ALEDEH
Nigerian businessman, medical practitioner, and activist, Mahdi Shehu has narrated an event that happened 27 years ago and was significant to the turn
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Cross River State Government To Take Over Running of Adagom Community School
By Ogar Monday The Cross River State government has confirmed that it is taking over the running and management of Community Secondary School,
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FG Inaugurates N274m TETFUND Projects In Federal College Of Education Obudu
By CrossRiverWatch Admin The Federal Government through the Tertiary Education Trust Fund (TETFUND) has inaugurated projects worth over two hundred and seventy-four million
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NGO End One Day Stakeholders Meeting In Calabar, Sue For Ways To Alleviate Poverty
By Patrick Obia Non-Governmental Organization ActionAid Nigeria, in partnership with Basic Rights Counsel Initiative (BRCI), has ended its one-day stakeholders meeting on ways
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2023: INEC Absent As Court Fixes October 28 For Judgment On Otanya Odey’s Suit Over Regina Anyogo’s Candidacy
By Jonathan Ugbal Justice Ijeoma Ojukwu of the Calabar division of the Federal High Court has fixed October 28, 2022, for her judgment
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2023: Owan-Enoh, Otu To Know Fate On APC Guber Candidacy October 24th
By Jonathan Ugbal A Federal High Court sitting in Calabar and presided over by Justice Ijeoma Ojukwu has fixed October 24, 2022, for
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BREAKING: Court Strikes Out Application To Subpoena WAEC Staff In Suit Challenging APC Guber Candidate, Bassey Otu
By Jonathan Ugbal Justice Ijeoma Ojukwu of the Calabar division of the Federal High Court has struck out an application to subpoena a
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2023: NGO To Engage Cross River State Guber Candidates
By Patrick Obia The Cross River Movement (TCRM), a non-partisan, non-governmental, and not-for-profit reformative organization is set to engage the five gubernatorial candidates