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How FG Sacked Cross River SUBEB Chairman, Stephen Odey In 2006 For Forgery, N4.7m Fraud

By CrossRiverWatch Admin “I am directed to convey your dismissal from the services of the Council with immediate effect,” was the first line.

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Cross River: Top Politicians Lobby Police To Release Notorious Gangsters Arrested For Civil Unrest

By CrossRiverWatch Admin Some top politicians in Cross River State have been on rounds of frantic efforts trying to lobby the Nigeria Police.

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Update: PA To Kidnapped Justice Ignatius Agube’s Wife Dies Of Internal Bleeding

By Archibong Jeremiah Information reaching our newsroom has it that, Mrs. Ekwele Agube has been kidnapped few minutes ago. She was kidnapped from.

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#CalabarFire: Traders Count Loses (PICTURES)

By Henry Modupe Traders at the Ika Ika Oqua market in Calabar remain in disbelief over the level of carnage after hundreds of.

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UNICAL Vice Chancellorship Race: Professor Joseph Ele Asor – The Perfect Man For The Job

The University of Calabar situated in Cross River State, South-south Nigeria, is one of Nigeria’s second generation and foremost Federal Universities. The University.

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Fire Razes Shops At Ika Ika Oqua Fruit Market (VIDEO)

By Patrick Obia Hundreds of stalls and dozens of shops have been razed in an inferno at the Ika Ika Oqua market in.

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Cross River CP Redeployed After 99 Days In State

By Jonathan Ugbal The Inspector General of Police, Mohammed Adamu has redeployed the Commissioner of Police in Cross River state, Mr. Uche Anozie.

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Cross River Remains COVID-19 Free As NCDC Announces 454 New Cases

By Jonathan Ugbal Contrary to the expectations of many Cross Riverians, the Nigerian Center for Disease Control (NCDC) did not authenticate the results.

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