Sources in Ugep, Yakurr Local Government Area have informed www.calitown.com that parts of the private residence of the His Royal Majesty, the Obol Lopon of Ugep, Obol Ofem Ubana Eteng, went up in flames days ago, seriously injuring three of his children and sister-in-law, while two other boys sustained minor injuries while trying to escape…
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What was a routine overtaking of a three-car convoy on the very busy Marian Road in Calabar, yesterday at about 8.35 pm, Saturday, September 26, 2015, became a close shave with death when two gun touting security personnel attached to the member representing Calabar South/Akpabuyo/Bakassi Federal Constituency in Nigeria’s House of Representatives, Essien Ayi, viciously…
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Cross River State governor, Ben Ayade has described the State Branch Chairman of Nigeria Institution of Surveyors, NIS, Njar Gertrude Nnanjar as a hard working woman that can compete with men fervently. Ayade made the assertion while speaking at the 2015 induction ceremony of the Calabar Sport Club 1898 over the weekend at the Club…
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While these fifteen refuse trucks have remained parked in front of the Governor’s Office in Calabar for several days now, refuse heaps continue to build in several parts of the city, threatening to turn Calabar into the dirtiest state capital in Nigeria. Can someone do something? The Cross River Geographic Information Agency,CRGIA, has all the…
By Ubi Okoi Early Saturday morning, residents of Beebobsco area, Murtala Muhammed highway, Calabar Municipality, Cross River State, woke up to the blood-caked grizzly body of a young man believed to be in his early twenties, suspected to have been killed overnight in circumstances thought to be related to the current spate of cult-related killings…
Our attention has been drawn to a publication made on the 17th September, 2015 by CrossRiverWatch, Nairaland and on the Facebook and other online pages of some members of the public on the above subject purportedly written by the class of 1997 (correctly ‘graduating class of 2004’) and against which the names of the undersigned…