Calabar: Lifeless Day Old Baby Found In Refuse Bin Near Navy Reference Hospital
By CrossRiverWatch Admin A day-old baby has been found lifeless in a waste bin around the Calabar-Calabar roundabout late Tuesday night. The baby
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#ASUUStrike: Nigerian Students Stage Protest Against FG, ASUU In Calabar
By Patrick Obia The National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS) on Monday in Calabar, protested the incessant strike action by the Academic Staff
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#ASUUStrike: Students To Begin Protests February 28
By Patrick Obia Barely two weeks into the ongoing “comprehensive and total” strike action by academic staff in Nigerian universities, the umbrella students
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POTOMAS: Court Award N3 Million Damages Against Nigerian Navy
By Patrick Obia A Federal High Court sitting in Calabar, the Cross River State capital has awarded three million Naira damages against the
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Sweetest Kiddies Sanctuary Takes Outreach To Calabar Municipal, Distributes 900 Sanitary Pads To Students
By Patrick Obia Sweetest Kiddies Sanctuary has taken its sensitization and distribution of sanitary pads to Government Girls Secondary School, Big Qua Town,
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Lagos Port Congestion: Exporters Divert Cargoes To Calabar Port
By Godwin Oritse, Vanguard News Nigeria There are indications that the protracted congestion at the Lagos seaports may have started pushing exporters to
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MOWCA: Adalikwu Presents Strategic Plan To Ivorian Government, Seek Support For Secretariat
By CrossRiverWatch Admin Dr. Paul Adalikwu, Secretary General (SG) of Maritime Organization of West and Central Africa (MOWCA) has presented his strategic plan
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Policy Shapers Make Case For Nigeria’s Inclusion In The Majority English Speaking Countries List
By Sylvia Felix Policy Shapers and 72,000 supporters have petitioned the British government over Nigeria’s inclusion in the Majority English Speaking Countries (MESC)