By WASH Media Network Cross River State Road Map for Elimination of Open Defection (OD) by 2025. The draft was made public at a meeting of inter-ministerial steering committee in Calabar, chaired by the Deputy Governor of the State, Prof. Ivara Esu and co-chaired by the Commissioner for Water Resources, Chief Godwin Ettah. The Committee
By Archibong Jeremiah
By WASH Media Network Cross River State WASH draft action plan 2020 – 2030, is a document containing intended activities to be carried out in the State. The draft was made public at a meeting of inter-ministerial steering committee in Calabar, chaired by the Deputy Governor of the State, Prof. Ivara Esu and co-chaired by
By Jonathan Ugbal Suspected militants have attacked a Calabar bound engine boat injuring one passenger in the process. The boat left Oron, in Akwa Ibom State about an hour ago and was heading with about a dozen passengers to Calabar, the Cross River State capital. One passenger was shot in the stomach and is said
By Archibong Jeremiah This is Bogobiri by Mary Slessor road Calabar, the Cross River State capital where the stench from the filled refuse bin will almost knock you off your feet. The refuse bin is usually emptied on daily basis by Government agents, but for three days now (Thursday, Friday and Saturday) it has not
By Maxwell Effiong The Calabar Book Club has launched a project to revive the reading culture amongst teenagers and youths in Cross River State. Tagged the “School Library Project,” the immediate goal is to create “a comfortable reading room in mostly public schools,” said Attah Ochinke, the Chairman, Board of Trustees of the Club, at
By Ushang Ewa A suspected kidnapper has escaped the custody of the Nigerian Police in Calabar, the Cross River State capital. The suspect is said to have been arrested by locals in Akpabuyo Local Government Area led by a suspected drug barron, one Mr. Francis Okon Mesembe also known as Abonima and handed over to
By Kelvin Ololo and Marilyn Uyanah Governor Ben Ayade of Cross River State has said he cannot wait for 2023 to now out of office due to the pressure he is facing from the different systems that make up the State. Mr. Ayade said this on Wednesday, while addressing hundreds of civil and public servants