The Social Media has become the foremost and most prominent media for the spread of information especially news and entertainment. On other hand, it has also become a very strong channel to propagate hate and all sorts of ideologies. It is very unfortunate and equally appalling that the Online Newspapers or News blogs have degenerated…
The Governorship and Legislative Houses Election Petition Tribunal sitting in Calabar, Cross River State, yesterday, Wednesday, July 15, 2015, dismissed the motion filed by Regina Leonard Anyogo, the PDP member representing Yala I State Constituency in the Cross River State House of Assembly seeking for an order to throw out the petition filed by the…
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UNICAL International Demonstration Secondary School, Calabar, has won two tickets to represent Nigeria in the 2015 Students for Advancement of Global Entrepreneurship, SAGE, World Cup taking place by in South Korea, next month. Led by Christy Oko, one of the teachers, the school represented Cross River State in the Social Enterprise Business category organized by…
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By our correspondent Speaker, Cross River State House of Assembly, John Gaul Lebo has promised that the 8th Assembly will diligently study and come out with legislations that will support the growth, practice and development of online journalism in the state. He also disclosed that a private member bill seeking the creation of the Cross…
Eteng Williams, the member representing Yakurr II State Constituency in the Cross River State House of Assembly says it is amazing that President Muhammadu Buhari has chosen to go with the choice of Rear Admiral I. E. Ibas, a Cross Riverian, as the new Chief of Naval Staff. The assemblyman who spoke with www.calitown.com in…
The Nigerian Government operates a federal system of government that consists of three tiers – the federal, state and local governments. The Local Government is the third tier of the administrative structure in Nigeria. There are 774 local government areas (LGAs) in Nigeria. Each local government area is administered by a Local Government Council consisting…