I wish to draw the attention of enthusiasts, followers, sycophants, admirers, anchors, supporters, etc. of politicians and political leaders and especially of, the State Governor, Senator Ben Ayade to this uproar and hype so created in the popular social media around that may rather end up hurting the young man than help him. First off,
In the line of duty: By Jonathan Ugbal
By Jonathan Ugbal; Government House Correspondent The contractor handling the renovation of the new cafeteria in Cross River University of Technology (CRUTECH), has been directed to deliver on the project before the first 100 days of the life of the present administration led by Senator Benedict Ayade. The Deputy Governor, Professor Ivara Esu gave this
By CrossRiverWatch admin A 27 year old Cross Riverian, Esther Eshiet, who sits on the advisory panel of the prestigious Queen’s Young Leaders Award on Monday, June 22, 2015, had the very rare privilege of a royal hand shake with her Majesty, Queen Elizabeth II of England at the Buckingham Palace, United Kingdom. Esther was
By Our Correspondent Cross River State Governor, Senator Ben Ayade yesterday, ordered that payment of June 2015 salary of the state civil servants be done not later than Friday, June 26th. A statement by the Secretary to the State Government (SSG), Mrs. Tina Banku Agbor, said “The gesture is in keeping with Governor Ayade’s commitment
Being the full text of a lecture presented by Dr. Njar, Gertrude Nnanjar, Chairman, Nigeria Institution of Surveyors, Cross River Chapter at the International Federation of Surveyors 2015 conference held at National Palace of Culture – Congress Center Sofia, Bulgaria. KEYWORDS: Location Based Services, Spatial Service Sharing, Spatial Information, Geospatial Web Services, Mobile GIS Systems,
By CrossRiverWatch admin The National and State Assemblies Elections Petition Tribunal sitting in Calabar yesterday dismissed three motions filed by the Respondents in the Petitions filed by candidates of All Progressives Congress, APC and Labor Party respectively against the return of the PDP candidates in the National Assembly elections held on 28th March 2015 and
I met Princewill Odidi on Facebook in 2014. Our interaction developed from a strong emotional affinity created by our intellectual passions for similar questions. Odidi is a brilliant scholar and professional who writes intelligently and shares regularly, ideas that I find very insightful. That I am compelled to read, re-read, and respond to his article