By Odey Ojeka The University of Calabar (UNICAL) has lost a Senior Lecturer, Dr. Georgina Ekama Okoli. Dr. Okoli until her death was a teacher in the department of Guidance and Counseling, faculty of education. “She passed away after a brief illness,” says her husband, Pastor Okoli. Maintaining that “the burial details will be made public
By CrossRiverWatch Admin Mr. Kishatiunimye Adah, the only son of the Provost of the College of Heath Technology, Mrs. Jane Adah has been kidnapped family sources say. Kisha as he is fondly called was abducted on Tuesday night within the premises of the Cross River University of Technology, CrossRiverWatch gathered. It is unclear, the circumstances
By Frank Edima A lecturer in the department of history of the college of Education Akamkpa, Mr. Anthony Bissong has resigned citing corruption as the reason why. This was contained in a letter Mr. Bissong addressed to the Registrar of the College where he said that the college has “nosedived” into a “theatre of absurdities”
By Ushang Ewa Over two thousand youth corps members on Tuesday swore an oath of allegiance in the yet to be completed National Youth Service Corps permanent orientation camp in Obubra local government area. The Commissioner for Youth and Sports Development, Mr. Asu Okang had last week said that the renovation work on the camp
By Odey Ojeka The maiden convocation ceremony of the Cross River State College of Education Akamkpa has been scheduled for November 30, 2017. This was contained in a notice signed by the Registrar of the institution, Mr. Bernard Okon and made available to the general public. Consequently, all graduands from the 2011/2012 session to the
By Elijah Ugani The Cross River State College of Education (COE) Awi, Akamkpa is set to admit students for degree programs starting from the 2017/2018 session, Dr. Patrick Ibiam, provost of the institution told CrossRiverwatch in an interview. Ibiam commended his predecessor for laying out the blueprint and disclosed efforts by the institution to improve
By Elijah Ugani 34 students of the College of Education Akamkpa have faced different disciplinary actions after being found guilty of indulging in examination malpractices by a committee set up by the management of the state owned institution of tertiary learning. Information obtained from the institution’s Public Relations Officer, Cosmos Godwin by CrossRiverWatch indicate
By Odey Ojeka A fire outbreak created panic among students and lecturers at about 11am today 27th of May, 2016, at the Cross River State College of Education, COE Akamkpa female hostel. CrossRiverWatch gathered that the fire started in the change-over switch at the hostel entrance and caused extensive damage to the building and property