FLORENCE BANKU OBI, a Professor of Education, is the first female Vice Chancellor of the University of Calabar, Nigeria. Recently, she had a radio conversation on HIT 95.9 FM, Calabar, with ace journalist, IWARA U. IWARA, dwelling on issues that are helping to define her term in office as Unical VC. Excerpts: You broke the…
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A fire, late Saturday evening, February 17, 2024, destroyed a considerable section of Kada Cinema located on the grounds of the Marina Resort, Calabar, Cross River State. The immediate cause of the fire remains unknown at press time, but we can confirm that the VIP section of the cinema is all but gone, sadly after…
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While the Cross River State Government has been making efforts to pay staff salaries as at when due, sources inside government have informed www.calitown.com that it will take more than the current efforts of the Bassey Otu administration for this to be achieved, on a month to month basis. Just yesterday, February 15, 2024, government,…
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The Cross River State Government, says, more than “…80% of January salaries for workers in the state have already been paid.” While most civil servants have become agitated after January salaries have remained unpaid, government further explained that, the seeming delay in the payment of salaries for some employees in the State and Local Government…
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The suspended Dean of the Faculty of Law at the University of Calabar, Cyril Ndifon, through his counsel, Joe Agi, SAN, has indicated that he had no case to answer in the sexual harassment charges preferred against him by the Independent Corrupt Practices and Other Related Offences Commission. The professor is currently standing trial on…
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The group, Charging Point Club International, Cross River State, says people must, at the slightest opportunity, extend love and care to the less priviledged in the society, not only as a religious obligation, but as a way of also embracing and demomstrating the human virtue of support and care for real people in need. Chris…
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