By Jonathan Ugbal; Government House Correspondent The Cross River State government Wednesday in Calabar said it will access the 14.1 billion Naira fund available to each state of the federation from the federal government in order to support developmental projects in the state. “It is no longer news that the economic realities are tough nationwide
By CrossRiverWatch admin After a two day court sitting on the ongoing trial of the case of extra judicial killing of late Derek Maurice Ben and five others two years ago by 14 dismissed police officers, the court presided over by Hon. Justice Obojor Ogar, of High Court No. 4, Calabar has adjourned to 8th
By CrossRiverWatch admin Adadama Ghedina Women Association, an umbrella body of the Women of Adadama in Abi Local Government Area of Cross River State, have said that they are committed to supporting the administration of Governor Ben Ayade, for the development strides he has recorded since he assumed office. The women gave the commitment yesterday
By Jonathan Ugbal; Government House Correspondent Cross River State Deputy Governor, Professor Ivara Esu Tuesday, in Calabar said the achievements of the Benedict Ayade administration has been dwarfed by the much talked about signature projects and the garment factory. “People don’t seem to realize that a lot of things have been achieved in this administration”
By Our Reporters Another fire outbreak has been recorded at the female hostel of Cross River State College of Education Awi/Akamkpa barely three weeks after a major inferno enveloped the building. Our reporters on the ground say that on the night of 13th of June, 2016 while the hostel dwellers were asleep, fire broke out
By Archibong Jeremiah Prof. Anthony Owan Eno has revealed that after spending over two years as the Vice Chancellor Cross River University of Technology (CRUTECH) the institutions’ ranking in Nigeria has dropped 56 from 115 out of 140. The CRUTECH VC made the disclosure in his office recently when he received a delegation from National
By Our Correspondent The Cross River State Primary Health Care Development Agency bill would soon be passed by the Cross River State House of Assembly. Speaker, Cross River State House of Assembly, Hon. John Gaul Lebo hinted recently when he received a delegation of the National Association of Community Health Practitioners in his office. Lebo
