By Sunday Efa The Cross River State Commissioner for Information, Rosemary Archibong, has assured Cross Riverians that the present Government will not abandon its projects. Mrs. Archibong gave the assurance recently when she visited some project sites. The first point of call was one of the channels of the deep seaport in Essighi community in
By Jonathan Ugbal: Government House Correspondent Abia State governor, Dr. Okezie Ikpeazu has described the Cross River State Rice City project constructed by Governor Ben Ayade as the best ingredient for President Mohammadu Buhari’s rice revolution. Governor Ikpeazu while inspecting the automated facilities at the Rice City currently undergoing a test run, during his courtesy
By Obeten Godfrey Sequel to Governor Ayade’s approval to pay and regularize contract staff, the Cross River State Water Board Limited (CRSWBL) has commenced payment of salary arrears to 463 of it’s contract staff. The payment was made after a thorough personnel audit exercise conducted by the Board in different parts of the State. While
By Violet Fanseh The rice value chain in Nigeria will soon be boosted with the completion and inauguration of a city built by the Cross River State government with a focus on improving its yield said Cross River Governor, Senator Ben Ayade Friday in Calabar, the state’s capital in an inspection tour with journalists. The
By Grace Orok and Deborah Obot The Governor of Cross River State, Senator Ben Ayade has said that the Calabar Rice Seedling and Seed Manufacturing center popularly referred to as the Rice City will be a major source of revenue for the state. Ayade stated this while taking journalists on a tour of the facility
By Ushang Ewa A leading radio station in Calabar is currently recruiting staff for specific roles. The roles include; 1. Marketing Officer, 2. Graphic Design Intern, 3. Social Media Relation Officer, and 4. Business Attraction Officer. A statement signed by the management consultants, Carthinium Associates & Leverage Management Limited directed interested applicants to “address their
By CrossRiverWatch Admin Cross River State Youth Economic Summit is holding today at Transcorp hotel Calabar, the Cross River State capital. The summit is aimed at raising funds to train and develop entrepreneurial skills of at least 5,000 youths in the State in Travels and Tourism, Finance, Telecommunication, Agriculture and ICT within intensive 14 days training.
By Magaret John Abandoning the Ikot-Ekpo Housing Estate in Calabar has been described as “sad” by a former Governor of Cross River State, Chief Clement Ebri, who stated that the Estate, if it was completed, would have opened up that area to more economic activities. Chief Ebri made this remark while speaking to CrossRiverWatchTV recently