By Fortune Erim The Government of Governor Bassey Otu of Cross River State, has committed its assistance to traditional leaders in each of the 18 local government areas, with a focus on improving the socio economic status of citizens. He made the commitment during a courtesy visit to the Paramount Rulers at the Bekwarra Local
We have data of all farmers in the zone but we were not allowed to use it...
By Godwin Ajom “If you are patriotic, you won’t take up arms against your neighbor. If you are ‘Thinking Cross River’, there is no way you will see someone trying to enter your neighbor’s house and you won’t call the police. We are just trying to promote peace, promote unity, and promote peaceful coexistence.” The
By Miracle Njar And Glory Odey With the rejuvenated fuel scarcity and surfacing of long queues in most filling stations nationwide, the ruling Party, the All Progressive Congress (APC), has expressed fears that the current situation might lead to public aggression on the government. The APC Chairman in Cross River State, Barrister Alphonsus Eba, in
By Marvellous Nkanu And Joy Ushie The Governor of Cross River State, Senator Bassey Otu has reassured Cross Riverians that the first four years of his administration will be filled with visible and impactful results. He reassured this on his official X (former Twitter) handle, where he said he promises to transform Cross River from
By Sylvia Akpan And Victory Anty Former Governors of Cross River State, Clement Ebri and Liyel Imoke, have expressed confidence in the current Governor Bassey Otu visionary leadership that has plunged the state to an upward trajectory barely over a year on the saddle of leadership. The duo expressed their confidence at Governor Otu’s award
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By Mary Bassey And Beatrice Ori The Cross River State House of Assembly has called for the immediate revocation of the concessioned state-owned industries, frowning by the concession of several state-owned industries as well as the Metropolitan Hotel. The Lawmakers called on the State Attorney General and Commissioner for Justice to take legal steps to