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NBA’s Ad-Hoc Committee Investigating Suspended UNICAL’s Faculty Of Law Dean, Cyril Ndifon To Arrive In Calabar On Monday

By Archibong Jeremiah The Nigerian Bar Association (NBA) ad-hoc committee set up to investigate the allegations of sexual assault

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JUST IN: Again, University Of Calabar Suspends Cyril Ndifon Over Alleged Violation Of Extant Laws

By CrossRiverWatch Admin The Management of the University of Calabar has suspended the Dean, Faculty of Law, Prof. Cyril

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Shameful, NotDistinguished And NotProf. Ndifon In My Own Eyes And Experience BY NELLY IDAGBA

I believe NotProf. Ndifon was meant to be a fine intelligent Man from my own warm part of Nigeria.

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UNICAL Law Students Protest, Labels Faculty Dean Sexual Predator

By CrossRiverWatch Admin Law students in the University of Calabar (UNICAL) has protested against alleged abuses from their Faculty

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Stakeholders Trained On Criminal Justice Legislations In Cross River

By Patrick Obia Stakeholders have been trained in the Administration of Criminal Justice Act (ACJA), and Administration of Criminal

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This Law Is Still In Effect In Nigeria And It’s Not African Culture BY AGBA JALINGO

Listen To The Article Section 55 (d) of the Penal Code provides that: “Nothing is an offence which does

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Gov. Ben Ayade Signs Livestock Grazing Management And Anti-Corruption Bills Into Law

By CrossRiverWatch Admin Cross River State Governor, Sen. Ben Ayade has signed the Cross River State Livestock and Grazing

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James Ibor Esq at the June 12 2021 rally in front of CrossRiverWatch office at marian, Calabar shortly before the police sting unit of Operation Akpakwu led by Governor Ben Ayade's ADC, DSP Mohammed Sani Ibrahim attacked and arrested him, Agba Jalingo, Jonathan Abang-Ugbal and Akwagiobe Daniel. (Credit: CrossRiverWatcxh/Patrick Obia)

Rights Lawyer Faults Arrest And Imprisonment Of Sureties

By Jonathan Ugbal Rights lawyer and activist, Barr. James Ibor says the trend of arresting, detaining and imprisonment of

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