by crossriverwatch admin Over One Thousand Bakassi returnees taking refuge at the Ikot Eyo-Edem in Akpabuyo local government area of Cross River State are living in palpable fear following the withdrawal of security personnel and medical team in the camp. A source at the camp told crossriverwatch that “the recent withdrawal of the security operatives
by spread media A lesson from the *How-to* Online Learning Series by Spread Media on How to Open a GTBank Account on Facebook. Thanks to Social Media and its amazing benefits to organizations, innovations keep springing up every now and then. Most organizations have seen this and have been able to key into the Power
by crossriverwatch admin Reprieve came the way of the Federal College of Education Obudu today Wednesday when an Obudu High Court presided over by Justice Ashu Ewa vacated the “Motion for Distrain” slammed on the school following its inability to make tax remittances to the Cross River State Government. Justice Ewa said since the University
by crossriverwatch admin Former Managing Director of Niger Delta Development Commission, (NDDC) Mr. Ebitimi Alaibe has called on the federal government to increase funding to the intervention agencies and Ministry of Niger Delta Affairs to enable the region succeed with its developmental plan. Alaibe who made this call at the stakeholders’ conference and inaugural meeting
by crossriverwatch admin The youths in the nine states of the oil rich Niger Delta region have demanded for free education as of right from the governors of the Niger Delta States. Making their demand known at the ongoing Niger Delta Stakeholders Conference in Uyo, the Akwa Ibom State Capital, the President of the Niger
by crossriverwatch admin The Minister of Niger Delta Affairs, Elder Godsday Orubebe has said that the new Action Plan for the development of the Niger Delta as part of the President Jonathan’s transformation agenda will tackle the developmental challenges of the region. Speaking at the stakeholders conference and inaugural meeting of the National Council on
by crossriverwatch admin Two sisters have been detained by the Police in Calabar, Cross River State for allegedly hacking their eldest brother, Kokoette Effiom Effiong, to death. The two were alleged to have attacked Kokoette with sticks and machetes in a fight which ensued following disagreement over the sharing of proceeds from the sale of
by crossriverwatch admin Senate leader, Senator Victor Ndoma-Egba has said that the proposed amnesty for members of the Boko Haram sect, which necessitated the setting up of a dialogue committee by the federal government, should be given a chance. The Senate Leader, representing Cross River Central Senatorial District in the Red Chamber made the remark