By crossriverwatch admin In what is obviously a preparatory measure to a full blown strike, members of the Academic Staff Union of Universities, ASUU, Cross River State University of Technology, CRUTECH Chapter Congress have just adopted a motion of “NO PAY NO WORK” until salaries are paid. This means lecturers in the school are withdrawing
By Raymond Ekemini Female students of the University of Calabar are lamenting the proximity of the newly constructed telecommunication mast to their hostel. The new mast is said to be constructed by mobile phone giant, MTN and will serves the University of Calabar and beyond. Some of the students who expressed their concerns about the
By Raymond Ekemini As part of the activities to celebrate the 2014 christmas, the student union government of the University of Calabar has hosted the first ever christmas party. The event held at the Malabor square and drew all the students of the university present to the party. Declaring the event open, the SUG President,
By Jonathan Ugbal An unidentified man escaped death yesterday after been subjected to bouts of electric shock at Cross River University of Technology, CRUTECH. The man who was contacted by undisclosed staff resident in the institutions staff quarters to scale the electric pole and effect repairs following the blackout experienced in the past two weeks
By Archibong Jeremiah The new Commissioner of Police, Cross River State Command Mr. Henry Fadairo has disclosed that men of his command on Thursday, penultimate week, intercepted 8 dynamites in Calabar. The Commissioner made this disclosure while playing host to executive members of Drivers Association of Cross River State, DACRS in his Calabar office and
By Raymond Ekemini The students union government executive of the University of Calabar, led by the President, Mr.Ajang Emmanuel has presented the 2014 SUG budget to the SUG Senate. The budget tagged BUDGET OF DEVELOPMENT has a total of over 53 million naira. Capital projects in the expenditure plan will gulf a paltry
By Our Correspondent The Nigerian Navy says it’s commitment to support education as part of President Jonathan Transformation Agenda will continue to be part of its cardinal objectives. Chief of Naval Staff, Vice Admiral Jibrin Usman stated this when he commissioned a multipurpose hall built for Navy Secondary School, Akpabuyo,Calabar. Usman said the Nigerian Navy
By Kanu Ajah The Cross River State College of Education, Akamkpa, CRSCOEA recently organized a one day sensitization program for its 2014/2015 academic session new intakes referred to as fresher’s. The provost of the college, Dr. James Ejue Bassey after welcoming the freshers enjoined them to be studious and make the notice board their companion