Staff And Students’ Indecent Dressing Angers UNICAL Management
By Favour Adinya The Management of the University of Calabar (UNICAL) has frowned at a current trend of indecent dressing witnessed in the
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Education
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Health
Cross River Assembly Commits To Improve Healthcare In The State
By Mary Bassey, House of Assembly Correspondent The 10th Cross River State House of Assembly, has committed to improving healthcare services for Cross
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Civic Space
Opinion
Call It Accountability Week… BY AGBA JALINGO
The past week has been very exhilarating for me for one major reason. How our representatives have unleashed their media aides to give
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Wildlife
Cross River Wildlife, Forest Faces Extinction – Experts
By Godwin Ajom Against the backdrop of continuing environmental challenges courtesy of unabated deforestation, illegal mining and timber exploitation, the demand for environmental
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Politics
‘They Are DareDevils, Wicked Liars And Greed-Driven’ – Indigenes Blast Senator Ita Giwa, Obono-Obla For Asking FG To Delist Bakassi From Nigeria’s 774 LGAs
By Sylvia Akpan The people of Bakassi Local Government Area of Cross River State, have rejected the agitation by Senator Florence Ita Giwa,
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Forum Accuse Works Minister Of Broken Promises On Calabar-Itu-Ikot Ekpene Road
By Godwin Ajom The Cross River South Consultative Forum has called out Nigeria’s Works Minister, Engineer David Umahi, over the poor state of
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After CrossRiverWatch Investigation, Cross River Government Declares War Against Illegal Miners, Arrest Dozens, National Assembly Reacts
By Patrick Obia After CrossRiverWatch’s investigation on how illegal mining claimed two lives and others trapped in the site, the Cross River State
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Sports
Lord’s Taverners Donate Sports Kits To CSED Initiative For Grassroots Development
By CrossRiverWatch Admin UK-based sports recycling charity, Lord’s Taverners, has donated sports kits and equipment worth over thirty (30) million to the Community