By Favour Adinya Final year student of the University of Cross River State (UNICROSS), Prosper Ukam, has taken the bull by the horn to propose to his lover, a step in the journey of tying the knots. He took the bold step which took place in the Calabar main campus of UNICROSS shortly after his
Mind where you feed your mind from. It is very important. Your mind is the central processing unit of all your actions and a combination of the two, determines your altitude in life. Therefore, whatever advice, counsel or illumination you should get, must come from sources that can edify. A meal in a filthy buka,
By Godwin Ajom With the Cross River State Local Government and the 2027 elections on sight, Gender and Development Action GADA has declared total support and interest in the passage of the Gender Equality and Opportunity (GEO) Bill. With the primary vision to ensure inclusivity, through women in leadership and a strong desire for inclusive
By CrossRiverWatch Admin The Exquisite Royal Pearls Club of Ugep (ERPCU), a community-focused organization dedicated to promoting cultural heritage, and supporting community development has donated food items and personal hygiene essentials to about 500 indigent young girls in Ugep, Cross River State. The donation, according to the organization, was in celebration of the 2024 Ugep
relevant agencies should inculcate gender-sensitive emergency response and disaster management practices to lessen the degree to which disasters and disaster response entrench existing gender inequality and further disempower women and girls.
By Victory Anty A Final Year student of the University of Calabar (UNICAL) identified as Steven Oyarenhua Emhoebu, is allegedly missing. Steven, a student of Human Physiology, was last seen August 10th, 2024 and has left no trail. His sudden disappearance has sparked widespread worries among friends, course mates, and authorities. His landlady reveals she
he is persuaded to push on with the project in spite of the cynicism that has trailed it, because he is convinced that the economic importance of the airport cannot be over emphasized.
By Godwin Ajom The ratio of out-of-school children in Cross River State is 70 to 30, with about 70% children able to attend school, while 30% are unable to attend school, the State Universal Education Board (SUBEB) has disclosed in Calabar. Briefing Journalists in Calabar on the renewed commitment to boost Basic Education in the