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Governor Otu Submits Proposed Cabinet List To House Of Assembly For Consideration

By Sylvia Akpan, Government House Correspondent A few hours before announcing his cabinet, the Cross River State Governor, Senator Bassey Otu, has transmitted.

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CRSHA 10th Assembly Passes Vote Of Confidence On Speaker 

By Mary Bassey, House of Assembly Correspondent The Cross River State 10th Assembly has passed a vote of confidence on the Speaker, Rt.

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Suspected Brake Failure Leaves Scores Dead, Cars Destroyed In Calabar

By Patrick Obia Suspected brake failure is said to have left three persons dead and cars destroyed in Calabar, the Cross River State.

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EXCLUSIVE: UNICAL VC Speaks On Students Withdrawal, Alleged Vindictiveness And Planned Fee Hike

By CrossRiverWatch Admin The Vice Chancellor of the University of Calabar, (UNICAL) Professor Florence Obi on Wednesday 25th July, 2023 said the withdrawal.

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Why We Detained Soldier Preaching In Calabar – Army

By Musa Umar Bologi, Nation Newspaper The Army has said that it detained Lance Corporal Musa Adamu, a soldier with the Amphibious Training.

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Police Debunks Murder Of Lady By ‘Yahoo’ Boys, Warns Against Creating Panic

By Iormaan Alphonsus The Cross River State Police Command has said the viral “voice notes”making rounds on social media that a lady was.

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BREAKING: Governor Otu Suspends Curfew Imposed In Akpabuyo, Bakassi LGAs After 22 Days

By Sylvia Akpan, Government House Correspondent The Executive Governor of Cross River State, Senator Bassey Otu has suspended the curfew imposed after 22.

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Breaking News Education Politics

BREAKING: UNICAL Drops Cross River Assembly Speaker, 565 Others Over Poor Grades

By Patrick Obia The Management of the University of Calabar (UNICAL) has withdrawn a total of five hundred and sixty-six students including, suspected.

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