By Benedicta Otu Frontline Cross River state based news and views website, www.calitown.com was yesterday, May 25, 2017, at the Transcorp Hotel, Calabar, Cross River State, honoured with the Legacy Award , for what event organisers, “Profiles and Biograpies” described as the website’s “Outstanding Service, Leadership and contributions to the Development of Cross River State…
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Unknown to indigenes of Cross River State and several others who vehemently opposed attempts by the Cross River State Government to change the state logo from the hugely embraced “Destination Cross River” to what she tried to sell as “Spirit of Entreprise”, it is emerging that a N27 million suit won against the Cross River…
John Ushie, Nigeria Labour Congress, NLC, Chairman, Cross River State, at 6.47 pm, this Wednesday evening confirmed to www.calitown.com over the phone that Labour in the state has voted to commence an industrial strike from next week Tuesday, May 30, 2017, an action that will see all government offices shut until the Cross River State…
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While the tax face-off between the Independent Petroleum Marketers Association of Nigeria, IPMAN, and the Cross River State Government enters its second day, commuters in Calabar are having to cope with an astronomical increase in transportation cost, within the metropolis. Investigations by our correspondents revealed that commuting from Watt market to any where on the…
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As recognition for reporting Cross River State news and views over time, online news portal, www.calitown.com will tomorrow, Thursday, May 25, 2017, be honoured with the prestigious Legacy Award for what the organisers of the awards, Profiles and Biographies, described as our “… strategic contributions to the development of Cross River State and the nation…
Calabar is presently grinding to a halt as the Independent Petroleum Marketers Association of Nigeria, IPMAN and tax agents of the Cross River State Government remain daggers drawn over the state government insistence that all tankers lifting products from any of the tank farms in Calabar must pay a mandatory fee of N15, 000 per…
