By Elijah Ugani Ogoja indigenes are currently protesting the removal of the College of Health Science administrative block to Obudu. The protesters include women and youths matching the streets of Ogoja to register their plight. They have placards bearing different inscriptions. See pictures below:
By Deborah Effiong The Department of Curriculum and Teaching at the University of Calabar has organized a post-teaching practice orientation exercise for its final-year students. The exercise held on Monday evaluated the performance of those who just returned, and it was interactive. During the evaluation program, the resource person, Dr. Roland Afen encouraged the
By Elijah Akoji, Solace Base The National Commission for Refugees, an agency under the Federal Ministry of Humanitarian Affairs, Disaster Management, and Social Development, earmarked a total of N150M for the construction of a federal road in Postikum, Yobe State, according to official records. The road, listed as Lot 1825, was also listed under the
By Edem Ita, The Beagle News The Cross Rover House of Assembly Committee on Youths and Sports has pledged the readiness of the 10th Assembly to work assiduously with the Executive to resuscitate the dilapidating sporting facilities around the state, especially at the UJ Esuene Stadium in Calabar. Chairman of the House Committee, and Member
By Patrick Obia The Cross River State Command of the Nigerian Police Force has confirmed the arrest of prime suspect (name not gotten yet) who shot dead a family head, Mr. Adie Ungwugwaye over witchcraft branding in Bebuatswan village in Obudu Local Government Area of the State. The Command Police Public Relations Officer SP Irene
By Able Winnard The Deputy Governor of Cross River State, Hon. Peter Odey has raised an alarm on a fake social media account impersonating him by a suspected internet fraudster. The Deputy Governor raised the alarm in a statement signed by his Press Secretary, Fred Abua Esq, calling on members of the public to be
By Jonathan Ugbal The three Senators representing Cross River State at the 10th Senate have been appointed heads of committees that have been termed as “juicy” in the past. The Senate President, Sen. Godswill Akpabio revealed the names of the Chairmen and their Vice of standing committees which will serve as the primary oversight body
By News Agency of Nigeria, NAN The Port Harcourt Electricity Distribution Company (PHED) says it has begun the adoption of modern innovations to improve service delivery to customers in its four franchise states. The states include Akwa Ibom, Bayelsa, Cross River, and Rivers. The PHED’s Managing Director, Mr. Benson Uwheru, made this known during his