In what can be described as a fallout from the cult-related killings that rocked Calabar, the Cross River State capital in the last two weeks, there are indications that the new Cross River State Commissioner of Police, Jimoh Ozi-Obeh, will bow to pressure and approve a massive re-deployment of police personnel presently serving in the…
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A family source in Calabar has disclosed to www.calitown.com that former Cross River State Agriculture Commissioner, James Aniyom, died this past Wednesday evening in his Calabar residence. Aniyom who served in the Imoke administration, also served in the Donald Duke administration as Duke’s Chief of Staff. The disclosure adds that the Biase Local Government born…
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Players and officials of National League side, Calabar Rovers lost cash and personal belongings close to Eleme, Rivers State on their way to honour a league game in Port Harcourt, www.calitown.com can confirm. It was further disclosed that the robbers waylaid the bus they were travelling in and at gunpoint, looted the bus and let…
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The little girl whose picture appears here is Utibe Akpanikor. She was rescued by a street child from the hands of some boys who attempted to sexually assault her. She cannot trace her home in Afokang, Calabar South LGA. Please Contact Barr. Jame Ibor on 08037367684 or Christy on 08035768846; Inspector Akiba 08039336107 of Efut…
Police sources in Calabar, the Cross River State capital, have informed www.calitown.com that the wanton killings in parts of the city in the last couple of days are drugs-related and that the police is working round the clock to ensure that those behind these killings are brought to book and confidence in the ability of…
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Reading recent media reports that Cross River got minus N824 million from the federation account for the month of April sent me into depression. That means Cross River is indebted to the tune of 82 million naira which apparently will be deducted from the next allocation. I wept for governor Ayade, I wept for my…