Nigeria Now A Failed State – Former Cross River State Governor
By CrossRiverWatch Admin Mr. Donald Duke, former governor of Cross River State, has opined that Nigeria is technically a failed state, as it
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Despite Concerns Of Poor 2024 JAMB-UTME Results, Students From Chilion School Fly High
By Patrick Obia As parents, proprietors and the public continue to express concerns about the dismal result of the recently concluded Unified Tertiary
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Expository: Inside The Cross River State Wage Bill Inflation, Employment Racketeering By Civil Service Commission
By Patrick Obia Cross Rivers State is struggling with increasing debt and wage bill, but investigations by CrossRiverWatch gathered that, former head of
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Kidnapping: Police Meets With Community Leaders To End The Menace
By CrossRiverWatch Admin The Cross River State Command of the Nigerian Police Force has met with Nde community leaders on ways to tackle
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Cross River Government To Create Enabling Environment, Power, Soft Loans For Business Operators
By Godwin Otang The Government of Cross River State, says modalities are in place to create an enabling environment, power, and soft loans
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BREAKING: Governor Otu Announces N40 Thousand New Minimum Wage, Laments Low Workers Productivity, Others
By Patrick Obia The Governor of Cross River State, Senator Bassey Otu, has announced a new minimum wage of forty thousand (N40,000), only
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SPECIAL REPORT: Flames, Heartache And Neglect: Cross River Residents, Businesses Count Loses To Fire Outbreaks
By Godwin Otang On August 12, 2020, a fire incident destroyed over 200 businesses at Ika-Ika Oqua (Marian) Market, Calabar. Cross River’s State
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Abandoned And Underserved: How Government Negligence Crippled Gombe Special Education Center
By Hafsah Muhammed Ibrahim, WikkiTimes The school, established in 1996, serves disabled children from six northeastern states but struggles with dilapidated facilities and