Boat Mishap: Governor Otu Shutdown Marina Resort Indefinitely
By Patrick Obia Following the tragic boat mishap that led to the drowning of three medical students out of 14 in Calabar Marina
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Cross River Governor Orders Investigation Into Cruise Boat Accident, Commends Navy, Villagers For Prompt Response
By Emmanuel Onwuka, Fadfm Cross River State Governor, Senator Bassey Otu, has ordered an investigation into the cruise boat mishap involving 14 medical
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2 Out Of 14 Still Missing On Medical Students Boat Mishap In Calabar Waters
By Patrick Obia Two out of fourteen boat passengers identified as Calabar University Medical Students Association are still missing at Calabar Marina Resort
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How Twins Sisters Killed Elder Brother For Selling Father’s Land In Cross River
By CrossRiverWatch Admin Identical twins, Ikwo and Idak Effiom Effiong have allegedly lured and killed their elder brother Kokoette Effiom Effiong for their
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If I Fail, Hold Me Accountable – Akpanke Assures His Constituents
By Godwin Otang The member representing the Obudu/Obanliku/Bekwarra federal constituency in the House of Representatives, Honorable Peter Apanke has reassured his constituents to
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FG Approves Compulsory Exams For Top Echelon Civil Servants In 2023
Emman Ovuakporie, TheNewsGuru The Federal Government has approved compulsory examination for the top echelon of the federal public service in 2023. TheNewsGuru.com, (TNG)
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Cross River Government Partners Indigenous Firm On First Floating LNG Plant
By Sylvia Akpan, Government House Correspondent The Cross River State Government is partnering with an indigenous firm, UTM Floating LNG Project, to launch
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PICTURE: Nigeria Naval War College Quarters Commissioned In Calabar, Named After Cross River-Born Retired Admiral
By CrossRiverWatch Admin The Nigerian Naval War College quarters have been commissioned in Calabar, Cross River State, and named after retired Rear Admiral