By Abiodun Sanusi The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission has slammed suspended Humanitarian Minister, Betta Edu, her predecessor, Sadiya Umar-Farouq, and the Coordinator of the National Social Insurance Programmes Agency, Halima Shehu, while revealing that a combined total of N32.7bn and $445,000 has been recovered so far from the ministry. The commission made the development…
Members of the Exquisite Royal Pearls Club of Ugep, Yakurr LGA, Cross River State, have written a letter to Umo Eno, Akwa Ibom State governor, to express their appreciation and commendation for the governor’s recent act of kindness towards one of their daughters, a young Ugep lady, Arit Ubi Abam. In the letter signed by…
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We can authoritatively reveal that but for the timely intervention of the member representing Yala II State Constituency in the Cross River State House of Assembly, Martins Achadu and the Senior Special Assistant to the Governor of CRS on Timber Control, North, Asegem Emmanuel, 40 members of the Wanibolor clan in Yala LGA, Cross River…
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A few days ago I wrote an article entitled “Betta Edu; the continuity of the President’s courage”. Where I stated, inter alia, that there must be continuity in the President’s courage. It takes courage to suspend your minister, it takes courage to investigate her, it takes courage to declare what the investigation has found with…
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Authorities of the University of Calabar, Unical, Cross River State, today announced the sacking of Victor E coma, a Professor of Fine and Applied Arts and further directed that he hands in all university property in his possession. Ecoma was sacked after failing to present students from his department for the just concluded 36th convocation…
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Among my indigenous Ugep, Yakurr people, ‘Foundation ké-nöi’, is an integral communal activity that members of the paternal clan compulsorily take part in. ‘Foundation ké-nöi’, is simply the gathering of paternal clan members, at the insistence of one clan member, to inform them that the building of a house is about to be embarked on….
