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Photo Speak!

Posted on December 28, 2013 By Admin No Comments on Photo Speak!

This is the sour part of the 2013 Carnival Calabar. The soldiers stationed opposite the Water Board gate on Marian road had a field day assaulting civilians. In the picture, one of such hapless civilians is ordered to frog jump while the soldier standing by him with the cane, uses it repeatedly on him. Are…

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Carnival Calabar 2013 Berthes Today

Posted on December 27, 2013 By Admin No Comments on Carnival Calabar 2013 Berthes Today

Eyes the world over are beamed on Calabar, the Cross River State capital as the 2013 Carnival Calabar, takes centre stage today. The event, considered the biggest street party in all of Africa, will see the carnival branded bands; Seagull, Masta Blasta, Passion 4, Freedom and Bayside, thrill spectators from the Eleven Eleven roundabout through…

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Most Compelling Literary Work, Out Dec. 28!

Posted on December 26, 2013 By Admin No Comments on Most Compelling Literary Work, Out Dec. 28!

“I must have been just about the tender age of five or six; that phase of youth when the physical world begins to take some form of shape – begins to make some sort of sense – begins to unfurl its compelling and overwhelming complex strata like a flower in the sun, to the comprehension of highly inquisitive, receptive, emulative and magnetic little minds such as mine”(Excerpt from Stephen David Eteng’s ‘OKAGBENG AND THE MERMAID’)

‘OKAGBENG AND THE MERMAID’, will be launched this Saturday, the 28th of December, 2013 at the Government Guest House, Ugep, Yakurr LGA.

It will be reviewed by renowned historian and Commissioner in the Cross River State Civil Service Commissioner, Otu Abam Ubi, PhD. When calitown.com spoke with Ubi this morning, seeking his assessment of the work, he responded that, “it is a good literary work, earnestly. Stephen Eteng must be encouraged because he has a wonderful creative gift”.

Eteng, the author, clearly says that the work is his own “contribution to the development of literature in one of Africa’s most vibrant native communities – Yakurr”.

IT IS A MUST READ … Don’t be told, Be There!

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Imoke Disagrees With Those Insisting He Picks A Successor

Posted on December 26, 2013 By Admin No Comments on Imoke Disagrees With Those Insisting He Picks A Successor

In perhaps his first public remarks on the perceived pressure being mounted on him to handpick the person who will succeed him as governor in 2015, Cross River State governor, Liyel Imoke, has told the state’s Elders Consultative Forum, while hosting them recently, that “it is not the right kind of politics” for people to…

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Choke Hold On Calabar As Xmas Beckons

Posted on December 24, 2013 By Admin No Comments on Choke Hold On Calabar As Xmas Beckons

As residents of Calabar make last ditch preparations for Christmas, calitown.com can reveal that the Cross River State capital is a beehive of activities. On the Murtala Muhammed Highway, the major road into the city, vehicular traffic is heavy and traffic wardens are having a difficult time controlling the number of vehicles on the road….

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Assemblyman Is CR APC Chairman

Posted on December 24, 2013 By Admin No Comments on Assemblyman Is CR APC Chairman

The All Progressive Congress, APC, in Cross River State, has elected in interim capacity, Hon. Alex Irek, as chairman of the party. Irek, reported to have defeated Elder David Okon in the election conducted in Calabar, will oversee an interim Executive Council charged with the responsibility of running the affairs of the party until the…

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