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Community, Grassroots Dwelers Charged To Speak Out On Choice Of Leaders

By Godwin Otang Grassroot dwellers and communities in Cross River State have been charged to champion the course of good governance from their domains. The charge was given at the August edition of the Cross River Movement (TCRM) stakeholder Twitter space on Sunday, with the theme “Inclusive Decision-Making: Fostering Good Governance In A Diverse Society.”

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Security Operatives Busts Gunrunners Syndicates In Cross River LGAs, Recover Rifles

By Godwin Otang The Nigerian Army and the Department of State Services (DSS) in a joint operation, have arrested six suspected syndicates who specialize in gun running activities in Obudu and Boki Local Government Areas of Cross River State. A statement signed by Brigadier General Onyema Nwachukwu, Director of Army Public Relations, revealed that the

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Cross River-Born Singer, Iyanya Speaks On Romantic Affair With BBNaija’s Vee

By Rachel Okporu Fadoju, Naija News Cross River-born singer, Iyanya Onoyom Mbuk, also known as Iyanya, has reacted to the rumors of a romantic relationship with former Big Brother Naija ‘Lockdown’ Housemate, Vee Iye. Naija News reports that the reality TV star sparked dating rumors with Iyanya after sharing a controversial photo on her Twitter

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Climate Change: Cross River Rural Farmers Are Worst Hit, Says Media Foundation

By Godwin Otang A Media Foundation based in Cross River the Godshield Kanjal Journalism Foundation has hinted that rural farmers in the State are the worst hit by climate change in the South-South geopolitical zone of Nigeria. The foundation said preliminary investigations and community engagement shows that lots of rural farming communities have been severely

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Fuel Subsidy: Calabar Residents Lament As Battle For Survival Bites Harder

By Noah Ajala As Nigerians continue to grapple with the attendant effect of the removal of fuel subsidy and the cost of survival, residents of the Calabar metropolis have shared divergent views and difficulties as the days go by. Sharing their experiences on how the fuel hike has affected them, some of the residents told 

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Coalition Mark International Day Against Witch Hunts With Call For Greater Implementation Of UN Resolution

By Our Reporter A coalition of the United Kingdom and Nigeria-based NGOs have used the International Day Against Witch Hunts (marked August 10th) to call on Government and key partners to join hands to implement the United Nation’s resolution on the elimination of witchcraft accusations and ritual attacks. Harmful practices related to accusations of witchcraft

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NYSC Seeks Renovation, Connection Of Camp To National Grid In Cross River

By News Agency Of Nigeria The Cross River Coordinator of the National Youth Service Corps (NYSC) Mr. Andrew Zemo, has appealed to the State Government to assist the scheme by connecting its orientation camp in Obubra Local Government Area to the national grid. Mr. Zemo’s plea, which happened on Wednesday, follows the adoption of a

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NMA Vote Of No Confidence On CP Grimah, A Misplaced Allegation – Police

By Patrick Obia The Cross River State Command of the Nigerian Police Force has described the Nigerian Medical Association (NMA) Cross River State chapter’s reported vote of no confidence on the State Commissioner of Police, CP Gyogo Augustine Grimah as “a misplaced allegation”.  The State NMA is said to have passed a vote of no

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