The Cross River State Police Command wishes to inform the public, particularly the General Duty applicants in the ongoing 2022 Recruitment of Police Constables into the Nigeria Police Force, that the JAMB-administered computer-based test (CBT) for applicants shortlisted in the recently conducted physical and credentials screening exercise has been slated for Tuesday, March 5th, and…
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Glory Asuquo, a Cross River State law graduate of the University of Calabar, who early this year made a passionate appeal through www.calitown.com, soliciting for funds to pay her Nigerian Law School fees, has with a heart of gratitude, told www.calitown.com that, “God will bless all those who made cash contributions and made my dream…
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Two years and four months after Nigeria’s former Senate President, Joseph Wayas, died in a London hospital, his corpse has been sighted for the first time in a London morgue by two persons, Donna Wayas, daughter of the deceased and Echiko Julie Odey, both based in the UK, on behalf of some concerned and eminent…
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Relying on the Cross River State High ruling in Suit No. HC/MSC/154/2022 between HRM Muri Munene Itam Hogan Itam vs. Governor of Cross River State and two others delivered on July 19, 2022, which set asidet he removal of Itam as the Village Head of Obufa Obio Ukem, Clan Head of Efut Ukem, Muri Munene…
Member, House of Representatives, Peter Akpanke, has used the first anniversary of his election by the people of Obudu/Bekwarra/Obanliku Federal Constituency, Cross River State, to express his heartfelt appreciation to the people for voting him en masse, to represent them as the fifth representative from the constituency. Akpanke who could not hide his joy and…
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Kinsmen of late Joseph Wayas, Nigeria’s second republic President of the Senate, say they may commence the burial rites of the deceased without his remains, after Nigerian authorities appear not to be willing to ferry the corpse back to his native Obanliku LGA, Cross River State, two years after he died in a London hospital….
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