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Picture Of The Day!

Posted on November 17, 2015 By Admin No Comments on Picture Of The Day!
Picture Of The Day!
In the picture,Chief Inspector Okoi Omini Edet, Col. Paul Omu, Military Administrator, CRS, Late Prince Eweke, Comm of Police CRS and Late Maman Vasta talk with victmms of the 1975 Ugep massacre.
In the picture,Chief Inspector Okoi Omini Edet, Col. Paul Omu, Military Administrator, CRS, Late Prince Eweke, Comm of Police CRS and Late Maman Vasta talk with victmms of the 1975 Ugep massacre.
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“We Do Not Want An Army Barracks In Ugep” – Ugep Monarch

Posted on November 17, 2015November 17, 2015 By Admin No Comments on “We Do Not Want An Army Barracks In Ugep” – Ugep Monarch
“We Do Not Want An Army Barracks In Ugep” – Ugep Monarch

Interview by Sebastine Eko This Year 2015 will be 40 years since the Christmas Eve Civilian Massacre of Ugep people in 1975, what memories do you have of this sad event ? On the 24th December 1975, when this unfortunate event happened, I was in secondary school and narrowly escaped being killed by the soldiers….

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The New ‘Big Men’ Are In Town!

Posted on November 15, 2015November 15, 2015 By Admin 1 Comment on The New ‘Big Men’ Are In Town!
The New ‘Big Men’ Are In Town!

They don’t compulsorily come large in size or big enough but they crave the company of, even compete with the most powerful people, needing a lot of money, effort or time to lick leprous boots and ‘belong’. Their bigness is driven by okirika (second hand) fervor and manacled enthusiasm, while our handicapped politics, the one…

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Picture Of The Day!

Posted on November 14, 2015November 14, 2015 By Admin No Comments on Picture Of The Day!
Picture Of The Day!
For most parts of last week, commuters on the Calabar/Itu Federal Highway were stranded as the road was completely flooded and impassable. While some commuters abandoned their trip by road, those seen in this picture took turns waiting to be ferried by canoe, across the expansive flooded portions of the road.
For most parts of last week, commuters on the Calabar/Itu Federal Highway were stranded as the road was completely flooded and impassable. While some commuters abandoned their trip by road, those seen in this picture took turns waiting to be ferried by canoe, across the expansive flooded portions of the road.
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Obono-Obla At 49; Hated, Loved But Climbing!

Posted on November 1, 2015November 1, 2015 By Admin 3 Comments on Obono-Obla At 49; Hated, Loved But Climbing!
Obono-Obla At 49; Hated, Loved But Climbing!

By Iwara U. Iwara To different people, Okoi Ofem Obono-Obla represents different things. I believe that while his haters are in no short supply, those who are awed and admire his fervent disposition to pursuing lone causes are equally in no short supply too. But then, what he has come to represent over a long…

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Cross River State Government Ban Of School Prayers: A Descent To Apostacy?

Posted on October 31, 2015 By Admin 1 Comment on Cross River State Government Ban Of School Prayers: A Descent To Apostacy?
Cross River State Government Ban Of School Prayers: A Descent To Apostacy?

For the past twenty four hours, the internet has been awash with screaming headlines and stories, like:‘’ Breaking news: Governor Ayade suspends prayer and assembly sessions in all public and private schools in CRS.’’ ‘’CROSS RIVERS STATE GOVERNMENT BANS PRAYERS IN ALL SCHOOLS’’. ‘’ Religious tension brews in Cross River’’ ‘’ CALABAR—RELIGIOUS tension is brewing…

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