Ayade’s Aides, APC Supporters Disagree Over Allegations Of Compromise Against CrossRiverWatch
By Ushang Ewa There seem to be obvious disagreement and parallel lines between some aides of the Cross River State governor and APC
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By CrossRiverWatch admin This is IBB by Nigeria Prison Service office which shares a boundary with Nigeria Customs staff quarters. Parking is usually
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Senator Owan Enoh Disclaims Phoney Facebook IDs With His Name
By CrossRiverWatch admin Senator representing Cross River Central Senatorial district and Chairman Senate Committee on Finance, Senator John Owan Enoh has disclaimed several
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Ayade Opens Oil & Gas Workshop In Calabar, Express Worry Over Failing Of Local Content Act, 2010
By Paulyne Eba and Ojong Agbor The State Governor, Senator Ben Ayade has expressed worries over the inability of the local content Act
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Budget 2016: Southern Senators Demand Calabar-Lagos Railway
By CrossRiverWatch admin Senators of Southern states may have advised President Muhammadu Buhari to withhold his assent on the controversial budget. The lawmakers
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UNICAL RANDY DEAN: National Industrial Court Adjourns To 5th May
By Our Reporter The National Industrial Court of Nigeria, sitting in Calabar has adjourned to 5th of May 2016 for further hearing of
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UNICAL Expels 33 Students, 1 Professor Over Exam Malpractices And Plagiarism
By CrossRiverWatch admin The Management of the University of Calabar (UNICAL), has expelled 33 students and retired a Professor for alleged examination malpractices
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NGO Marks International Day For Street Children In Calabar
By Archibong Jeremiah Members of Prevent Abuse of Children Today, Safe Child Africa and Basic Rights Counsel Initiative joined the rest of the