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Stakeholders Capacity Building Engagement On Methane Emissions Reduction Kicks Off In Nigeria’s Capital

By Patrick Obia An advanced two-day capacity building workshop on “Strengthening Public Accountability of Methane Emissions Reduction Efforts”, has kicked off in Nigeria’s capital of Abuja. The capacity building training session aims to equip Civil Society Organisations (CSOs) and media professionals with the technical knowledge and practical skills needed to effectively drive the discourse. The

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Cross Section of attendees at the training for legislators, clerks and legislative officers of the five Council Legislatures in Cross River North Senatorial District. (Credit:GHC/Owai Obo)
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Cross River State Government Commences Training For Council Legislators 

Having served for eight years in the State House of Assembly, I understand firsthand the critical role that well-informed lawmakers play in shaping policies that impact the well-being and development of our communities

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CODE Trains Journalists, CSOs On Press Freedom, Policy Influencing, And Effective Advocacy In Calabar

By Archibong Jeremiah Connected Development, CODE, a Pan-Africa organization whose mission is to empower grassroots communities in Africa with information and holding their government accountable have strengthened the capacity of civil society organizations (CSOs) and media practitioners to combat the drivers of shrinking civic space in Nigeria. The one-day workshop was held in Calabar, the

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Of Political ‘Capacity’ And Other Political Lingo BY VENATIUS IKEM

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  • December 12, 2021

One of the latest entrants in the political lingo of Cross River State is “capacity”. It came not too far after “digital,” and has been more or less running concurrently with it. I don’t know their etymology, but I know their history is intrinsically linked with the joke that governance in Cross River State has

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Breaking News Education Reports

FAD FM To Train More CRUTECH Students On Broadcasting As Varsity Management Hails Outfit

By Jonathan Ugbal The management of FAD 93.1 FM in Calabar has announced its intention to embark on the training of students in the Cross River University of Technology (CRUTECH) on broadcasting skills. The Chief Executive Officer of the broadcasting outfit, Mr. Fidelis Duker disclosed this to CrossRiverWatch shortly after he led a team from

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CrossRiverWatch Publisher To Speak At Human Rights And Citizens Relations Training For Police Officers

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  • November 13, 2016

By CrossRiverWatch Admin In a bid to enhance the capacity of officers of the Nigeria Police Force on issues concerning combating terrorism and respect for human rights, a coalition of non-governmental and civil society groups under the aegis of Nigeria Unite Against Terror (NUAT) will hold a 3 day retreat for the force across the

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200 Mathematics And Science Education Teachers Trained In Cross River

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  • August 20, 2016

By Jeremiah Archibong Akamkpa: 200 Mathematics and Science teachers in Cross River State are currently been retrained by the State Universal Basic Education Board (CR-SUBEB) as part of efforts to improve teaching and learning capacity for both teacher and students says the Chairman Dr. Stephen Odey. The training according to Odey aims at improving the

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State Facts As They Are, Avoid Selectivity – Richard Ndoma Tells Young Pen Pushers

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  • February 7, 2016

By Our Reporter The Cross River State correspondent of National Mirror Newspaper, Richard Ndoma has charged young journalists to report facts as they are and avoid been opinionated in their reportage in order to excel. Richard who stated this Saturday, at the 7th edition of the CrossRiverWatch capacity building and training workshop for budding journalists

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