WAEC Reopens Calabar Office, Says Records Are Intact
By Sylvia Felix Regional examinations body, the West African Examination Council (WAEC), on Tuesday reopened its office in Calabar, the Cross River State
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UNICAL Decries, Talks Tough On Sorting, Sex For Grades
By Patrick Obia The management of University of Calabar (UNICAL) has lamented what it described as “obnoxious and abhorrable” acts of sorting, extortions
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Accountability: ‘Beam More Light On Budget Tracking’ – Isine Ibanga To Journalists
By Sylvia Felix Award winning veteran journalist, Isine Ibanga has urged journalists to track the performance of budgets in the State in order
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FG Ratifies, Approves $11.17 Billion For Lagos – Calabar Rail
By CrossRiverWatch Admin The Federal Executive Council (FEC) on Wednesday ratified the presidential approval for the Lagos – Calabar coastal rail project to
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ICYMI: UNICAL Expels Two, Suspend One, Gives Automatic Carry Over To Another Over Misconduct
By Patrick Obia The management of University of Calabar (UNICAL), have expelled two students, Gift Adalikwu and Cordelia Obongha; suspend Oyama Peter Bassey
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NGO Sues For Open And Participatory Governance, Trains Community Leaders, Public Officials In Calabar
By Patrick Obia Kebetkache Women Development and Resource Centre in partnership with Oxfam International has ended a “Two-Day Training of Community Leaders on
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Benson Idahosa University Honors Jedy-Agba With Doctorate Degree In Public Administration
By Patrick Obia Cross River born Minister of State for Power, Prince Goddy Jedy-Agba, on Saturday, bagged a Doctorate Degree in Public Administration.
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Deforestation: NGO Accuse Government Of Negligence, Dangote Of Massive Logging, Charge Communities To Protect Their Forest
By Patrick Obia The Government of Cross River State and some individuals have been accused of turning a blind eye to deforestation and