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Ayade To Add 6000 Youths To Conditional Cash Scheme

By Jonathan Ugbal: Government House Correspondent Cross River Governor, Senator Ben Ayade at the weekend announced that 6000 youths from the central and northern senatorial districts of the state will be captured under the Conditional Cash Transfer (CCT) program. The CCT is a register domiciled in the social welfare ministry with those whose names are

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NDDC Wants To Create Another Kind Of Militants – Ndoma Egba

By Our Reporter  The Chairman of Niger Delta Development Commission NDDC, Senator Victor Ndoma Egba has stated that the Commission would partner with Innoson Kiara Academy in training Niger Delta Youths. The Chairman stated this Friday, Feb 23rd 2018 when he paid a courtesy call to Chief Innocent Chukwuma, at his Nnewi office. During the

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Enthusiasm, Engineers Confidence Made Ayade Announce Failed Power Plant Commissioning Dates – SA Public Utilities, Amboni Iyadim (WATCH VIDEO)

By Archibong Jeremiah The Special Adviser to Governor Ben Ayade of Cross River State on Public Utilities, Mr. Amboni Iyadim has said that it was because of the confidence the Governor had on engineers working on the 21 megawatts power plant that made him announce two commissioning dates that have since elapsed. Mr. Iyadim while

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Businesses Are Leaving Cross River Because There Is No Light – NGO Chides PHEDC (WATCH VIDEO)

By Archibong Jeremiah The Friends of Community Advocacy Program (FOCAP) has lampooned the Port Harcourt Electricity Distribution Company (PHEDC) for failing to live up to its responsibilities of distributing power and maintaining the distribution network. The Community Liaison Director of the organization, Mr. Okon Eyibio stated this while speaking as a guest on topical issues

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18 Year Old Street Kids Advocate, James Okina To Speak At Calabar TEDx Event

By Jonathan Ugbal Follow @NaijaJonathan The founder of Street Priests Incorporated, James Okina has been selected as a speaker for an independently organized TED event in Calabar slated for March 24, 2017. 18 year old Mr. Okina, a social entrepreneur and child rights advocate, recently shot to fame after a story on him by the

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Cross River Assembly Pass N1.3trn 2018 Budget

By CrossRiverWatch Admin The Cross River House of Assembly has passed the 2018 appropriation bill of NGN1.3trillion presented by Governor Ben Ayade. Mr. Ayade had presented the budget before the House on November 30, 2017 and tagged it a “Buget of Kinetic Crystallization” which drew mixed reactions from the masses. And, on Thursday during plenary,

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Ayade Takes Cross River To 2018 Rio Carnival In Brazil

By CrossRiverWatch Admin Follow @crossriverwatch The Cross River State Government has sent a contingent to the 2018 edition of the Rio Carnival in Brazil to understudy and make plans to ensure the growth of the Carnival Calabar, a sponsored release from Government House Calabar says. This forms part of the deliberate effort of the administration

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CrossRiverWatch Launches “Citizen Reporters” Technology With SMS Option

By Jonathan Ugbal Follow @NaijaJonathan Following the deployment of the iReport platform and Media Communication network bot by CRWatch resources, publishers of CrossRiverWatch. CrossRiverWatch (A Nigerian media BRAND with a Global reach) is announcing the launch of CrossRiverWatch Media Network Bot (CRiW-MNet Bot). The internet robot called CrossRiverWatch Bot is based on the Telegram Messenger.

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