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Oduah, Sirika Killed Aviation Sector – Senator Musa Adede

By Jonathan Ugbal The Chief Executive Officer, CEO of King Airlines, a charter and tour aviation company in Nigeria, Senator Musa Adede on.

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House Of Reps Urge FG To Resume Rehabilitation Of Abandoned Obudu Dam Project

By Sylvia Akpan, Government House Correspondent The Federal House of Representatives has urged the Federal Government of Nigeria to resume the rehabilitation of.

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Technology Can Guarantee Good Governance For Cross River, Nigeria – Experts Tells Otu, Tinubu

By Godwin Otang Experts in the Information and Communication Technology (ICT) world have said it is key to effective, transparent, and good governance.

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Agba Jalingo To Speak At Seadogs Annual Feast Of Barracuda

By Godwin Otang The Publisher of CrossRiverWatch, Citizen Agba Jalingo is billed to speak at the National Association of Seadogs (Pyrates  Confraternity) annual.

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Illegal Wood Loggers Now Hire Armed Militias In Cross River – Group Alleges

By Asare Asare, Daily Post There have been allegations that there are powerful illegal wood loggers with armed militias who intimidate locals and.

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Government Approvals Were Given Via WhatsApp Messages In Ayade’s Era – Spokesperson To Gov. Otu

By Agency Report Emmanuel Ogbeche, the spokesperson to Governor Bassey Otu of Cross River State, said the new administration inherited a “rundown” state..

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Why Postponed Census Is Not A Setback – NPC Commissioner

By Jonathan Ugbal The Commissioner representing Cross River State on the board of the National Population Commission, NPC, Navy Captain Charles Ogwa (rtd).

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Cross River Government Set 11-Man Pre-Cocoa Allocation Committee To Inquire Into The Controversies

By Sylvia Akpan, Government House Correspondent Following the recent controversies that have trailed the Cross River State cocoa sector, the Government has set.

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