By CrossRiverWatch Admin A group of twelve concerned individuals seeking to ensure that Nigeria’s President, Muhammadu Buhari assents to the proposed Federal University of Technology, Ogoja met on Monday to chart a course to achieving that goal. The group is seeking for those with similar goals to join hands to ensure that plans are aligned
By Patrick Obia Report has it that a 200 level Student of the Faculty of Education, University of Calabar (UNICAL), Odey ThankGod, is confirmed dead after been killed by alleged rival gang group. The incident which took place at Etonko street, Calabar South, on Saturday, 15th June 2019 with an eye witness who plead for
By David Nsa The Marketing Manager of Aids Healthcare Foundation Nigeria (AHF), Mr. Steve Abarisade has charged students to be mindful of the kind of information and education they acquire because it determines the future. Mr. Abarisade said these Thursday in Calabar while giving his welcome remark at a one day gender based sensitization program,
By CrossRiverWatch Admin The Federal University of Technology, Ogoja (Cross River State) bill, 2019 has been passed into Law by the National Assembly. The bill which was sponsored by Sen. Ahmed Ibrahim Lawan now, Senate President, was passed by the 8th Assemby before dissolving. It was transmitted from the House of Representatives where it was
By CrossRiverWatch Admin Men of the Security Unit of the University of Calabar have arrested one Ikezue Kingsley Nnadi, a 400-level student of the Faculty of Medicine for alleged gang related activities and illegal possession of firearm. The Chief Security Officer of the institution (CSO), Jarlath Abang who paraded the suspect said he was arrested
By Patrick Obia The management of Cross River University of Technology (CRUTECH) has postponed the first semester’s examinations that was scheduled to hold on June 3rd, 2019 to two weeks as well as resumption of second semester. This was contained in a circular released Thursday which the varsity authority said it is to enable students
By Patrick Obia Following the recent protest against the “No Fees No Exams” policy by the students of Cross River University of Technology, on Monday 3rd June 2019, the management has suspended the examinations indefinitely. The students had on Monday morning took out to protest against the Management’s decision which some said the policy is
By Patrick Obia Major entrances to the Calabar Campus of the Cross River University Of Technology are currently shut due to a protest by some students against the management’s ‘no fees no exams’ policy. The protest began hours ago after a few disgruntled students who were prevented from entering the examinations hall ran riot and