There are strong indications that four persons; former Cross River State Auditor General, John Mpama Odey, retired Head of Service, Ogbang Akwaji, suspended Chairman of the CRS Civil Service Commission, Uko Inaku and Joseph Adie, former Accountant-General of CRS, may soon be guests of Nigeria’s anti-graft agency, the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, after…
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I am writing to extend a heartfelt invitation to you and your family to join me in celebrating a momentous occasion—the victory we achieved together at the last General Election, where I emerged as the honored representative of Cross River North Senatorial District. Your unwavering support, trust, and dedication have propelled me to this esteemed…
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Bassey Otu, Cross River State governor has suspended the Chairman of the CRS Civil Service Commission, Uko Inaku. While no reason was given for the suspension in a statement signed by Secretary to state government, Anthony Owan-Enoh, sources inside Government House, Calabar, say Inaku’s suspension is not unrelated to the content of a very expository…
Vice Chancellor of the University of Calabar, Florence Banku Obi, has used the occasion of the 10th Induction/Oath Taking ceremony for 229 Unical graduands Of Nursing Science to inform that Nursing Science had the highest requests by JAMB candidates for admission into Unical this session. Obi, represented by the DVC Academics, said the 229 graduands…
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Less than 48 hours after Cross River State governor, Bassey Otu, made public his list of appointees, one of the appointees, speaking exclusively with www.calitown.com says he has informed the state governor that he will drive his new role without collecting any salary or emoluments from the state government throughout the duration of his appointment as…
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I read a pathetic report last weekend of how the family of the late Second Republic Senate President, Joseph Wayas, was made to pay the sum of £6,710 (more than N13 million) before being allowed to sight his body in a London morgue. Wayas died on 30th November 2021, so I assumed he had been…
