By CrossRiverWatch admin Queen Retina Ashibekong, Face of Obudu Culture Queen International has said that “it’s a big shame that I am from the community of the State Governor, the Queen of Obudu Culture and I’m trekking after pledging a car for the winner during the contest.” Queen Retina Ashibekong expressed her displeasure recently in
By Jonathan Ugbal; Government House Correspondent Cross Riverians Tuesday, in Calabar planted trees to celebrate Governor Ben Ayade as he clocks 48 with heads of media outfits operating in the state also felicitating with him. The Information Commissioner, Rosemary Archibong led staff under her ministry to a park behind the Nigeria Red Cross office in
By Our Reporter B Star, Cross River music producer has revealed that there is no love and cooperation among music producers and entertainers in the State. The CEO of Super Gal Productions expressed his dissatisfaction over what he described as “stiff rivalry for money and fame by music producers in the State”, over the weekend
By Jonathan Ugbal; Government House Correspondent Cross River governor, Benedict Ayade, has unveiled the 2016 Carnival Calabar theme with the view to ensure adequate preparations just as he revealed plans to host what he called the maiden African love festival. Ayade retained “Climate Change” as the theme which makes it the first time in the
By CrossRiverWatch admin Passion 4 Band emerges Carnival Calabar 2015 Winners, Seagull Band is Second And last year winners, Masta Blasta Band is Third Details shortly………
By Jonathan Ugbal Calabar, the capital city of Cross River came alive yesterday following the flag off of the 2015 edition of the reinvented Carnival Calabar by the governor, Benedict Ayade who use the opportunity to reiterate his resolve to reduce to the barest minimum the level of poverty in the state. Accompanied by his
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By Jonathan Ugbal: Government House Correspondent In a scene reminiscent of Motor Grand Prix (GP), the city of Calabar, Cross River State, Sunday played host to over a thousand extreme motor bikers drawn from Nigeria, China, Canada, Australia Germany, the US, Philippines, Togo, Ghana and Benin Republic, in the maiden edition of Calabar Bikers’ Parade.