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As I Speak To You, I Have Four Major Port Companies Dying To Take Calabar Deep Seaport – Ayade

By Our Correspondent Cross River State governor, Senator Ben Ayade has disclosed that four international companies with expertise in deep seaport are currently scrambling to invest in the Bakassi Deep Seaport being developed by the State Government. Briefing newsmen at the Margaret Ekpo International Airport, Calabar on his return from an extensive working trip to

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Calabar Deep Sea Port: War Of Words Continue Over PPP Arrangement

By CrossRiverWatch admin The war of words between aides of the Cross River State governor and critics of the government who say the Ayade administration is not forthcoming with information about the proposed Public Private Partnership, PPP for the Calabar Deep Sea Port, has continued unabated online. Rights activist and APC chieftain, Barrister Obono Obla

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Students Extortion: DSS Arrests CRUTECH Lecturer

By Ushang Ewa A lecturer in the Department of Mechanical Engineering in the Cross River University of Technology (CRUTECH), Engineer Stephen Tekum was yesterday arrested by men of the Department of State Security, DSS while delivering a lecture in the institution for extorting students. CrossRiverWatch gathered that Stephen was arrested while delivering a lecture at

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Why Proposed Calabar Deep Sea Port And Evacuation Corridor Are Key To Economic Revolution Of Cross River BY EMMANUEL ETIM

The Cross River State Governor Senator Professor Benedict Ayade in his inaugural speech unveiled some of his plans for the state in what he termed signature projects. Prominent among these were the proposed Calabar deep sea port and its evacuation corridor, the Calabar – Ikom – Ogoja – Obudu Super highway. The citizens and residents

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