Unknown to several people, last Friday’s (19th May, 2023) ghastly motor accident in Betem, Biase Local Government Area, CRS, involving a Calabar bound Toyota Sienna bus and a truck going in the opposite direction, not only took the life of Yemiode Elton, the lady who died three days before she was to celebrate a well…
Cross River State governor, Ben Ayade, Thursday gave automatic employment to 155 pioneer graduates of the West African Construction and Fabrication Academy, Calabar. Ayade made this known during the graduation ceremony of the first batch of trainees at the institution in Calabar. He explained that his administration established the academy in 2020 to address the dearth…
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Management, staff, and students of the Cross River Institute of Technology and Management, ITM, Ugep, Cross River State, have written to congratulate Cross River State governor-elect, Bassey Edet Otu, on his “well-deserved victory at the just concluded governorship election.” J. K Thompson, rector of the institution, who signed the letter, made public not too long…
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Insider sources in Cross River State have informed www.calitown.com that attempts by several local council chairmen in the state to seek a second term of three years in office, have gone up in smoke after stakeholders within the ruling All Progressives Congress, APC, in the state decided that the swearing-in of CRS governor-elect, Bassey Edet…
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11 years after work on the Faculty of Law building in the University of Calabar began, the Federal Government, FG, over the weekend, commissioned the building. While commissioning the project, facilitated by Victor Ndoma-Egba, former Leader of Nigeria’s 7th Senate, who represented Cross River Central from 2003 to 2015, President Buhari said his administration had…
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Independent investigations by www.calitown.com have revealed that the Cross River State civil service will within the next three weeks, lose more than 16,000 civil servants to retirements from service in a move poised to possibly cripple the state civil service. The bulk of the retirements it was discovered, will largely affect those who joined the…
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