By Archibong Jeremiah Teachers In Cross River State have protested the ongoing screening undertaken by the State Universal Basic Education, SUBEB and demanded the sack of the SUBEB Chairman. CrossRiverWatch TV brings you the protest:
By Inyali Peter The governorship candidate of the All Progressives, APC in Cross River State in the last general election, Mr. Odey Ochicha has condoled with the President Muhammadu Buhari and Kogi State Governor, Mr. Yahaya Bello on the death of the Minister of State for Labor and Productivity, Barrister James Ocholi. In a statement
By CrossRiverWatch admin The House of Representatives yesterday condemned the planned unbundling of the Nigerian National Petroleum Corporation, NNPC, as proposed by the Minister of State for Petroleum and Group Managing Director of the Corporation, Dr. Ibe Kachukwu, this week without following the constitutional process. It said instead of embarking on an unconstitutional journey, the
An obvious truth about life is that there are two most important days in a man’s existence. The day he was born into this other side of eternity, which is his birthday and the day he shuffles off this mortal coil to the world beyond. In spite of the pleasures and vicissitudes that life throws
By Sylvia Etta Reprieve has come the way of the former Spokesman of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, Barrister Venatius Ikem as the High Court of Cross River State sitting in Calabar has granted a stay of action on the order of arrest issued against Ikem by Chief Magistrate E.E. Edodi on Wednesday, January 13,
By Gaius Chibueze Pan African Students Congress (PASCON) has honored Senator John Owan Enoh with the Award of Excellence in appreciation of his strong commitment to nation building. At the presentation held in his office inside the National Assembly Abuja recently, a ten man delegation of the congress comprising delegates from Malawi, Togo, Ghana and
By CrossRiverWatch admin Governor Ben Ayade of Cross River State has appointed 4 new Special Advisers, 27 Special Assistants, 7 Personal Assistants and 5 Senior Special Assistants into his government. This will shoot the total number of appointees in the government to over 300, a number that is higher than the appointments both Duke and
By Frank Edima The Cross River State Commissioner of Police, Henry Fadairo has said the main cause of insecurity and unrest in Akpabuyo and Bakassi local government areas is the existence of hoodlums who call themselves ex-militants. He made the revelation during his visit to Akpabuyo for a town hall meeting with Police Community Relations