Listen To The Report Governor Ayade yesterday signed a concession agreement to hand the 38 industries he says he has built, to a non-existent company he called HBMSL Consortium, headed by one Pastor Yemisi Kudehinbu, who was at the signing of the concession agreement in Calabar. The industries are then expected to roll out products
By Patrick Obia Listen To The Report The Cross River State command of the Nigeria Police Force has confirmed the rescue of a student of the Arthur Jarvis University, Akpabuyo Local Government Area, who was abducted on Tuesday night. The command’s spokesperson DSP Irene Ugbo told Vanguard Newspaper that she was rescued at about 11:00
On the news today… 1. Cross River Anti Tax Agency Asks Traders To Vacate Parks 2. Arthur Jarvis University Shuts Down Over Student’s Abduction 3. Police Unaware Of Car Theft In Calabar 4. PHEDC Explain Power Outage To Customers 5. Cross River Government To Privatize Boki Palm Estates 6. CSO Tasks Government On Domesticating Of
By Jonathan Ugbal Listen To The Report The Cross River State Independent Electoral Commission, CROSIEC on Wednesday released critical timelines and guidelines for the conduct of the proposed May 24th 2023 council polls to political parties. Timelines… The comThemission had on May 20, 2022, issued the notice of election in line with Section 20 subsections
By CrossRiverWatch Admin Listen To The Report The management of the PortHarcourt Electricity Distribution Company PLC, PHEDC has said another collapse of the national grid is the cause of the current outage suffered by its customers. The distribution company made this known in as statement issued on Wednesday. “Kindly be informed that the outage currently
Good morning and welcome to the midweek edition of Daily News on CrossRiverWatch, I am Jonathan Ugbal. Ahead on the news today, we have 1. CROSIEC Announce Timeline For 2023 Council Polls 2. Police, SSS Begin Manhunt For Abductor Of Student In Arthur Jarvis University 3. ASUU Dismisses President Buhari’s Two-Week Ultimatum Over Strike 4.
By Patrick Obia Listen To The Report The Chairman of Calabar South Local Government Area of Cross River State, Mrs. Esther Bassey has debunked claims of high taxation from her council, accusing traders of Anambra origin at the popular Watt market of fomenting trouble. Mrs. Bassey made the claim in an amateur video that has
Listen To The Report 250 petty traders at the Shopping Center complex, Watt Market under the auspices of Unified Traders Association are currently being exploited and extorted by the youths in Wards 3, 4 and 5 as well as the Calabar South Local Government Council led by Hon. Esther Bassey. From data and estimates made