The former Governor of Cross River State, Mr. Donald Duke said something startling yesterday at the campaign reception for Mr. Goddy Jedy Agba in Calabar. In an uncharacteristic bluntness, Donald Duke said there are only two monkeys in Cross River State. He revealed these two monkeys to be two companies. These two companies are namely
by crossriverwatch admin In what may be the last move to convince pundits that he has given up his desire to be Cross River Governor come 2015, Mr. Gershom Bassey, the Chairman of the Cross River State Water Board Limited has intensified his campaign to be the PDP standard bearer in the 2015 election to
by crossriverwatch admin The Governorship ambition of the last man among the ‘three wise men’ of Cross River State, Chief Gershom Bassey might have been permanently put on hold until after the eight years tenure of the governor that will emerge from the northern senatorial district of the state. Sources close to CrossRiverWatch revealed that
by crossriverwatch admin Gershom Bassey is a contender for the Government House in Cross River State in the 2015 elections. Though Bassey is from the same senatorial district as Donald Duke, former governor of the state, his chances are high following the zoning of the seat to the northern part of the state. He explains
by crossriverwatch admin There is apparently a crack in the Cross River State Chapter of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP over the part of the State the governorship candidate in the 2015 general election of the Party should come from. In December, 2013, the Causus of the Party after a meeting in the Government House,
by crossriverwatch admin The recent pronouncement by the Governor of Cross River State, Senator Liyel Imoke to the people of the state on the kind of person that will succeed him has been creating ripples within political circles in the State. The governor while speaking on a live television program “2 Hours with the Governor”
by crossriverwatch admin In 2010, the World Bank rated Cross River State as one of the leading states in the provision of portable water in Nigeria. Calabar has also maintained an enviable status as one state capital where the taps never run dry and this has been so for close to a decade. Little wonder
by crossriverwatch admin The Cross River State Commissioner for Works, Mr. Legor Idagbo has excluded himself from the ongoing scramble for the number one sit in the state. In an exclusive interview with crossriverwatch in Calabar, Mr. Idagbo said he was committed to delivering on his mandate as commissioner and would not want to be