In compliance with the Supreme Court judgement of January 13, 2023, and the advice contained in the judgement that a new monarch must be elected Obong of Calabar before the end of yesterday, Wednesday, January 18, 2023, a conclave of 13 kingmakers or Etuboms, have proclaimed Edidem Ekpo Okon Abasi Otu V as the ‘new’…
Cross River State Commissioner for Education, Godwin Amanke, has confirmed the sacking of 12 secondary school principals in the employ of the state government as well as the suspension of six others after they were found to have perfected schemes through which several sums of money were extorted from unsuspecting students. Amanke who made this…
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Former Cross River State Attorney General and Commissioner for Justice, Eyo Ekpo, says former CRS governor, Liyel Imoke’s recent attack on state governor, Ben Ayade, is “a distraction that Cross Riverians do not need.It did not advance the case for “Atiku for President” a single centimeter, it did not help the case of the PDP…
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Unfolding investigations by www.calitown.com show that officials of the Cross River State Government assigned to conduct the ongoing Civil Service recruitment written interview, have perfected plans to obtain cash from innocent applicants under circumstances that appear largely questionable. At the Ugep Centre, in Yakurr Local Government Area, Central Cross River, sources who anonymously volunteered information,…
On Saturday, December 17, 2022, the Abayong community in Biase Local Government Area, Cross River State, stood still and hosted a large contingent of eminent persons as the family of His Royal Highness, Onun Johnson Ukam Ejekor, bade farewell to their matriarch, HRH Queen Monica Odubo Ukam Ejekor, with the memorial and funeral service conducted…
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Like many other Cross Riverians, I have experienced my own palpable bouts of severe anxieties about how it seemed the once upwardly mobile destiny of our State has nose dived irretrievably. I feared that the unprecedented defection of the Governor and other critical Party leaders to other Parties at that time, had dealt irreparable damage…
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