By Patrick Obia It was all moment of happiness as constituents of Odukpani/Calabar Municipality, roll out drums in praises of the member representing the constituency in the House of Representatives, Hon. Eta Mbora for siting several projects in their Communities. A two-day inspection tour to Odukpani/Calabar Municipal constituency by Mbora, Clan Heads, Paramount Rulers and
By Archibong Jeremiah Our newsroom had obtained video footage of CallyAir’s interior. Watch on CrossRiverWatch TV below.
By CrossRiverWatch Admin The Nigerian Government has threatened to invoke the “no work no pay rule” on resident doctors that embarked on an indefinite strike on Thursday. Minister of Labour, Dr. Chris Ngige disclosed this while featuring on Channels Television programme on Friday. Ngige said the Government would by next week commence a “no work
By CrossRiverWatch Admin The aircraft, a Boeing 737 – 36Q (WL) with Registration Number: 5N – BYQ and Serial number: 30334/3120 is said to be airborne and is expected to land soon in Lagos on its first test flight. It has three pilots on-board, Capt. Stan and Capt. Rundolph of Vanguard Aviation Services and Capt.
By CrossRiverWatch Admin Mr. Peter Akpanke has refuted allegations that he was dismissed from the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC). He cleared the air in an exclusive interview with CrossRiverWatch TV where he shared more light into his political desire. Watch on CrossRiverWatch TV.
I really will want to go straight to the point and tell you what our team found out in Abuochiche. But let me quickly address additional concerns raised by the Hon. Member in his response. 1. That I am being used by politicians under the guise of journalism to fight him. But you see ehn,
My dear Agba Jalingo, It is sad that you have allowed politics and your hatred for Governor Ben Ayade (your brother) change you from being a renowned investigative journalist to a tool in the hands of certain politicians who are trying to bring the Governor down and by extension myself. In your recent post you
By CrossRiverWatch Admin The hundreds of millions of dollars (US) multinational energy companies pay every year towards development in the Niger Delta are having negligible impact on people’s lives or environmental protection, a new study co-authored by civil society organizations Policy Alert (Nigeria), Publish What You Pay (PWYP) UK, has found. The report, “What’s in It for Us?” is