By David Nsa Arthur Jarvis University Akpabuyo has been enlisted as a JAMB Computer Base Test center in Cross River State. The disclosure was made in a press briefing with men of the press by the institution where it’s Vice Chancellor, Prof. Ani Nkang highlighted some progress made by the school as well as challenges.
By Jonathan Ugbal; Government House Correspondent A support group, the Grass Roots Alliance for Ayade on Wednesday in Calabar, donated a multi-million Naira edifice to the campaign organisation of Cross River Governor, Senator Ben Ayade with a view to ensure smooth operations for his reelection. The Director General of the group, Engineer Nsa Ekpenyong while
By Efa Sunday The Cross River State chapter of the Organised Labour Union has joined other State unions in the peaceful protest for a NGN30, 000 minimum wage across the streets of Calabar. Chairman of the Nigeria Labour Congress (NLC), Cross River State, Comrade John Ushie, while addressing members of the union at Mary Slessor
The issue of poor water, sanitation and hygiene in Cross River State is not just a challenge to the society, but to the whole essence of getting people to behave in a way that contributes to the success of delivering the State from water and sanitation-related diseases. Indeed Cross River State Government and international organizations
By Our Reporter No fewer than 13 gubernatorial candidates from different political parties in Cross River State have pitched their tents with Sen. John Owan Eno, APC governorship candidate. According to the group in a press conference Thursday in Calabar at Jorany Hotel the present administration of Sen. Ben Ayade is full of propaganda and
By Archibong Jeremiah Barely two weeks after grantung amnesty to the Bakassi Strike Force, the Cross River State Governor, Sen. Ben Ayade has granted amnesty another set of armed group. The Governor who granted amnesty to the Boki oil palm estate militia groups that has been at loghead for close to a year now.
By Jonathan Ugbal: Government House Correspondent Wanted militant and leader of the Bakassi Strike Force, Simply Benjamin Ene popularly referred to as G1, on Monday surrendered arms alongside members of his team in a special amnesty offered by the Cross River State Government. The amnesty comes almost two years after Mr. Benjamin had indicated interest
By Jonathan Ugbal; Government House Correspondent The Cross River State Governor, Sen. Ben Ayade has granted amnesty to the Bakassi Strike Force (Agitators), led by their leader G1. The group led by their leader G1 came out in their numbers as well as surrendered many several categories of assault rifle. The surrendering of BSF is