By CrossRiverWatch Admin The Cross River State table tennis contingent “Canaan Table Tennis Club of Calabar” have departed Nigeria enroute to Morocco to represent the State and Country in the African Table Tennis Clubs’ Tournament. The tournament is to hold from 28th June 2017 to 1st July,2017. The Nigerian Champions( Canaan Queens) departed Calabar to
By Emmanuel Unah There was pandemonium on Monday evening at Chamley/Bassey Duke Street when armed robbers shot and killed a businessman, Augustine of JoeKate company after raiding his shop. An eye witness narrated to our reporter that the businessman was in his shop where he sells lubricants : ATF, engine oil and grease at about
By CrossRiverWatch Admin A husband and wife last night died in theor sleep after inhaling fumes from a power generating set kept inside the house along Ikot Effanga Mkpa in Calabar. The young couples, man 32, woman 27, are both from Jos, Plateau state and are both Muslims that just got married in April 2017.
By Jonathan Ugbal In a bid to reposition the creative sector in Cross River State to maximize its potential, the maiden creative economy conference will be unveiled at an event billed for June 30, 2017 its southern capital port city of Calabar. “The conference is expected to chart a course for the development of Creative
By Archibong Jeremiah Senator Ben Ayade, Governor of Cross River State has directed all his political appointees to immediately deploy and mobilize all those who have attained the voting age to register in the ongoing Voters Registration Exercise being carried out in the 18 local government areas of the State by the Independent National Electoral
By Jonathan Ugbal The Cross River State Government says the ultra modern rice mill project situated in Ogoja local government area will b completed before the end of the year. The state’s commissioner for Agriculture and Natural Resources, Professor Anthony Eneji told the News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) that the project which includes a rice
By Our Reporter The All Progressives Congress in Cross River State has berated the government for failing to pay retirees despite collecting NGN31billion largesse from the federal government in three installments. The APC said the Governor, Benedict Ayade has instead choose to play to the gallery by paying “un-shortlisted members of staffs of Ministry of
By CrossRiverWatch Admin About 30 houses were yesterday (Wednesday) razed by an inferno in Uyangha community of Akamkpa local government area of southern Cross River State. Uyangha is located less than 100 kilometers away from the southern port city of Calabar, the Cross River State capital and is noted for its rich deposits of minerals