The little girl whose picture appears here is Utibe Akpanikor. She was rescued by a street child from the hands of some boys who attempted to sexually assault her. She cannot trace her home in Afokang, Calabar South LGA. Please Contact Barr. Jame Ibor on 08037367684 or Christy on 08035768846; Inspector Akiba 08039336107 of Efut…
Police sources in Calabar, the Cross River State capital, have informed www.calitown.com that the wanton killings in parts of the city in the last couple of days are drugs-related and that the police is working round the clock to ensure that those behind these killings are brought to book and confidence in the ability of…
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Reading recent media reports that Cross River got minus N824 million from the federation account for the month of April sent me into depression. That means Cross River is indebted to the tune of 82 million naira which apparently will be deducted from the next allocation. I wept for governor Ayade, I wept for my…
The suspected killing of one Omini Eteng Efoli, a father of two and corporal in the Nigerian Army, this past Saturday, May 28, 2016, by persons suspected to be from one of the warring communities in Yakurr Local government Area of Cross River State is believed to be at the centre of renewed hostilities between…
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Special Adviser to the Cross River State governor on Public Affairs, Tony Undiandeye, has offered apologises to Cross Riverians over the administration’s inability to fully rid, particularly, the state capital of huge refuse dumps that adorn large parts of Calabar. Particularly, he says, government may be unable to immediately tackle the problem as a few…
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There was mild drama in the Ministry of Finance Conference Room, Calabar, Cross River State, early today, Wednesday, May 25, 2016, at a meeting called by the newly constituted Cross River State Inland Waterways Agency, CRSIWA, to interface with stakeholders in the water and marine sector in the state, www.calitown.com can report. Mid way into…
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