Photo Speak!
Author: Admin
Blogger and Mass Communication content developer.
“I Have What It Takes To Represent My People” – Jarigbe Agom
By Omini Ikpi Frontline politician, Jarigbe Agom Jarigbe, seeking to represent Ogoja/Yala Federal Constituency in Nigeria’s House of Representatives in 2015, has told www.calitown.com that he is eligible to contest for the House of Reps position because of the roles he has played within and outside the party and also because he has “what it…
Read More ““I Have What It Takes To Represent My People” – Jarigbe Agom” »
De Norsemen Kclub Holds Converge In Ugep
The first state-wide Converge of De Norsemen Kclub of Nigeria, a non-partisan national and international organization, has been scheduled to hold from November 7- 9, 2014 at the Ivany Hotel, Ugep, Yakurr Local Government Area, Cross River State. According to a release signed by the Guvnor of the state branch of the organization John Agba,…
CR 2015: The Five, The Game And Others
While part of the PDP’s internal election process may have thrown up Mike Aniah, Ben Ayade, Legor Idagbo, Larry Odey and Fidelis Ugbo as the ‘lucky’ five to go head to head for the party’s gubernatorial ticket in Cross River State, sources within the party have informed www.calitown.com that the five men, “have just began…
Group Drums Up Support For Legislator’s Third Term Bid
A group, the Student Ambassadors for Positive Impact, SAPI, is insisting that, George O’ben-Etchi, the member representing Akamkpa II State Constituency in the Cross River State House of Assembly, should be allowed to return to the House a third term, “having acknowledged his efforts and support towards student activities and the maintenance of peace in…
Read More “Group Drums Up Support For Legislator’s Third Term Bid” »
18 Years After, Calabar Port Gulps N32bn
Documents at www.calitown.com’s disposal reveal that the Nigerian Government has ploughed a whooping N32.08bn in the last 18 years on the dredging of the Calabar Port channel, beginning from 1996, under the Abacha regime when N3bn was first sunk into the project; the money is said to have been diverted into ghost pockets and no…