Very Rev. Emmanuel Esukpa, the first indigenous Catholic priest of Yakurr extraction in Cross River State is dead, Catholic Church sources have informed www.calitown.com. Esukpa, ordained for the Missionary Society of St. Paul, MSP, is said to have passed on at the St. Ann’s Hospice, Abuja, last Saturday, where he has been on admission battling…
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The chairman, distinguished guests, Ladies and gentlemen, it’s a pleasure to be here with you today and I thank the organizers for inviting me to speak on this platform. I believe that this noble initiative which geared towards raising the consciousness of our youths in politics and governance is quite apt and desirable at this…
The Federal Government, through the Ministry of Transport has commended Cross River State Government for following due process in the appointment of a financial transaction advisor for the Bakassi Deep seaport project, describing it as transparent. Secretary of Bakassi Deep Seaport Steering and Implementation Committee set up by the Federal Ministry of Transport for the…
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One Enobong Effiom Joseph, a mother of four is presently traumatized after realizing that she may have lost all four of her kids to abductors. The kids, Elijah, aged five, Promise, three, Samuel, one and eight months old Moses Effiong Joseph, are believed to have been abducted alongside their mother on the 19th of November,…
Toosh Delight, a specialized interest magazine catering to the needs of plus size women, will debut in Calabar this Thursday, November 30, 2017 after her launch and official presentation to the general public. Publisher of Toosh Delight, Calabar South-born Nkoyo Daniel, informed www.calitown.com that “we hope to help through this magazine, build confidence in a…
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Yesterday, Monday, November 27, 2017, a section of the famous Watt market (Yoruba line) in Calabar, Cross River State, was up in flames. This morning, we show you pictures of the burnt market and the damage so far done by the fire. See Pictures: