by Sun Officials of the Federal Capital Territory Administration (FCTA) Department Control on Monday demolished the Abuja home of Second Republic Senate president, Dr. Joseph Wayas, for allegedly encroaching on an adjoining plot of land. The Certificate of Occupancy (C of O) of the adjoining Plot 4069, Asokoro, Daily Sun gathered, was originally issued to
by Thisday Resettlement of the displaced people of Bakassi Local Government Area at Dayspring Island by the Federal Government is top on the list of demands presented by the Bakassi People Assembly to the Presidential Committee on the Plight of Bakassi. Leaders and members of the assembly rose from their Town Hall Meeting at Transcorp
by Sun As Congress for Progressive Change (CPC) begins merger talks with other opposition parties, Second Republic Senate President, Dr. Joseph Wayas, has advised its presidential candidate in 2011 general elections, General Muhammad Buhari (retd) to perish the thought of becoming president in 2015 or beyond. Wayas said Buhari lacked the democratic credentials to seek
by Punch The Senate Leader, Victor Ndoma-Egba, has urged the National Boundary Commission, to find a lasting solution to the communal clashes between Amagu community in Ebonyi and Adadama community in Cross River. In a statement in Calabar on Sunday, Ndoma-Egba urged the commission to demarcate the boundary between the two communities. He said that
by crossriverwatch admin Over ten decapitated bodies of the Adadama people of Cross River State killed by their Amagu neighbors of Ikwo Local Government Area of Ebonyi State were over the weekend evacuated to the Ugep General Hospital Mortuary by officials of Cross River State government. The bloated bodies, most of them with their heads
by crossriverwatch admin The traditional ruler of Itigidi, Eval Edward Esikong Imong 1V has todl crossriverwatch that all the three tiers of government , the Local, State and Federal have abandoned the Adadama refugees who flooded Itigidi, Anong, Ajere and Ekori Beach in the aftermath of the Adadama –Amagu conflict as no relief materials have
by crossriverwatch admin The first rain of the year which drenched the city of Calabar and environs in the wee hours of Saturday 26th January left in its trail a deluge of pain and anguish as many streets were flooded and clogged with debris; residential houses uncapped, electrical installations pulled down and bad visibility occasioned
by crossriverwatch admin Legor Idagbo is a lawyer by profession and the commissioner for works in Cross River State. He was still serving his second term in office as Executive Chairman of Bekwara Local Government when Senator Imoke plugged him and made him works commissioner. Since then, speculations have been rife about a ploy by