By Beatrice Ori And Joy Ushie The University of Calabar (UNICAL) has launched online verification of school fees scheduled for the next academic session, with specific dates allocated to each faculty. The exercise, which is mandatory for all students, aims to ensure accurate reconciliation of school fees payments and update of student records. Students are
By Beatrice Ori Amid the current crisis rocking the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in Cross River State, a Chieftain of the party, Senator Sandy Onor has sued for peace. CrossRiverWatch learned that some aggrieved members have sought the removal of the State Chairman, Venatius Ikem Esq. Senator Sandy, in a letter of appeal to party
One patient cured, is one customer lost for the doctor. One rich man who becomes broke, is one customer lost for the robber. One car owner who becomes car-less, is one customer lost for the mechanic. One conflict resolved without going to court, is one customer lost for the lawyer. In the same manner also,
While Lagos placed first with Kaduna coming in second in terms of sums, Cross River which places third witnessed the highest jump in terms of percentage difference.
By Marvellous Nkanu The Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC), has commenced the enhancement of security and regulations of mobile gadgets in the country. The telecommunications regulatory agency has also launched a Device Management System (DMS) which targets to register all phones in Nigeria, to ensure every device used in the country is traceable and can be
By Sylvia Akpan, Government House Correspondent The Cross River State Independent Electoral Commission, CROSIEC, has postponed the earlier scheduled stakeholders meeting for the upcoming local government election. The postponement was contained in a press release signed by CROSIEC Chairman Dr. Ekong Boco, dated September 10, 2024 with reference number CROSIEC/2023/LGE/VOL.1/20. The earlier scheduled meeting was
By Winifred Michael The Cross River State Carnival Commission has announced a change in the date of the first Carnival Dry Run, moving it from October 20 to October 13, 2024. According to the Commission, the decision was made to accommodate Carnival Calabar’s participation in an international event. Executive Secretary, Hon. Austin Cobham, apologized for
By CrossRiverWatch Admin In a bid to foster economic progress along the coastal areas and other parts of the state particularly in the vicinity of the Bakassi Peninsula, which lies on the international border between Nigeria and the Cameroon Republic, Cross River State Governor, Senator Bassey Otu, has met the Chief of Naval Staff (CNS),