By CrossRiverWatch Admin Calabar South LGA has just been directed to return back to the LGA’s INEC office, Anantigha to cross check their result as there are many inconsistencies. The directive was given by the REC, Dr. Frankland Briyai who attached another INEC Electoral Officer (EO) because the earlier assigned EO was nowhere to be
By CrossRiverWatch Admin After resuming from over one hour break, 3 LGA’s have arrived. Abi LGA Returning Officer: Prof Simon Ering Registered voters: 56, 591 Accredited voters: 21, 378 APC: 7, 387 PDP: 13, 035 SDP: 82 Valid votes: 20, 703 Rejected votes: 300 Votes cast: 21, 003
By CrossRiverWatch Admin More result from the Cross River State Collation Centre in INEC Head office Calabar Ikom LGA Returning Officer, John Ogabor Registered voters: 105, 769 Accredited voters: 28, 484 APC: 10, 049 PDP: 16, 862 SDP: 180 Valid votes: 27, 487 Rejected votes: 997 Votes cast: 28, 484 The Centre has gone on
By CrossRiverWatch Admin The Cross River State INEC Collation Centre for the Governorship and House of Assembly 2019 general election in the State has just been opened. Akpabuyo result is being presented. Pictures below;
By CrossRiverWatch Admin Information reaching Cross suggests that a resident of Ntamkpo community of Ugep in Yakurr local government area, 19 year old Master Patrick is currently being detained at the Palace of the Obol Lopon of Ugep, Obol Ofem Ubana after allegedly killed his mother. “The boy killed his mother because she was trying
By Ilam Patricia and Ololo Kelvin Some residents comprising mainly of women and children took over the streets immediately after the results for Polling Units 13 and 14 of Ward 21 in Calabar South local government area were announced. The group which danced and chanted, “PDP is a goal,” as well as “Ayade na you
By Grace Orok and Favor Attih The Chairman of the Pentecostal Fellowship of Nigeria (PFN), Cross River State chapter, Lawrence Ekwok has said that the low turnout of voters in the ongoing Gubernatorial and State House of Assembly elections was predictable and expected. The PFN Chairman who has just re-elected for a second term made
By CrossRIverWatch Admin Report has it that electorates are now being enticed to sell their votes not just for money but also for bottles of beer and soft drinks. Our correspondents across the State report tha, political parties are rewarding voters with a bottle of beer and a thousand naira for voting for their various