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Mountain Cinema Felicitates With Ndoma Egba On Appointment, Urge Him To Be Selfless

By Grace Orok Mountain Cinema Nigeria (MCN), organizers of Obudu Face of Culture International have felicitated with Senator Victor Ndoma-Egba on his appointment as the Chairman, Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC) by President Mohammadu Buhari. This felicitation was contained in a letter signed by the CEO/Managing Director Mountain Cinema Nigeria, Mr. Francis Akpeke on behalf

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2016 Women Mentoring Walk Holds In Calabar

By Our Reporter As part of the activities to further strengthen inter generational and gender based shadowing among women; women in Cross River State have held a procession tagged “2016 Women Mentoring Walk” in Calabar. Speaking on  the essence of the Mentoring Walk, the convener and Founder/Faculty Lead, Afterschool Center for Career Development, Esther Eshiet

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Development Expert Advises Cross River Assembly On Ways To Exit Recession

By Ogar Monday: House Of Assembly Correspondent A United States of America based development economist, Mr. Princewill Odidi has advised the Cross River State Government through the Cross River State House of Assembly to empower the plethora of unemployed youths in the streets and encourage them to form cooperatives so as to deal with the

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Cross River Assembly Passes Administration Of Criminal Justice Bill Into Law

By Ogar Monday; House of Assembly Correspondent The Cross River State House of Assembly has passed into law, the Cross River State Administration of Criminal Justice Act 2016 at its sitting on Wednesday. While presenting the report on the bill, Hon. Nelson Ofem Chairman House Committee on Judiciary, Public Service Matters, Public Petitions and Conflict

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Green Police Is Not Parallel To Nigeria Police – Cross River Government

By Archibong Jeremiah The Cross River State Government has refuted claims by the Nigeria Police Force that the State Green Police is at variance with the provisions of the 1999 Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria. The Government which spoke  recently through the Commissioner for Information, Mrs. Rosemary Archibong says it’s a misunderstanding. Speaking

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NIMASA To Develop ‘Çalabar Road Map’ For Maritime Sector As Ayade Explains Choice Of Bakassi For Deep Seaport

By Jonathan Ugbal; Government House Correspondent In a bid to position the Nigerian Maritime sector for efficiency to drive trade, the Nigerian Maritime Administrative and Safety Agency says it will in the next three days brainstorm in Calabar, the Cross River State capital to develop a document that will guide its operations and will be

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See Full List Of Cross Riverians FG Has Employed In The Npower Program

By CrossRiverWatch Admin The Federal Government just released a complete list of the 200,000 graduates that have been employed under phase one of the government’s N-Power program. The list of selected/shortlisted candidates in various States of Nigeria and the FCT is now available on the Npower program website. Successful candidates have also been deployed in

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UNFPA Holds One Day Seminar For Journalists In Calabar

By Elijah Ugani The United Nation Population Fund (UNFPA) has concluded a one day seminar for reporters drawn from the print, electronic and online media in preparation for the “Wise-Up Campaign” scheduled to hold from December 1st to 31st 2016. The event was held at the conference room of the UNFPA office with 20 reporters

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