Reports monitored from Abuja, Nigeria’s capital, indicate that the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, has filed charges against Cross River State indigene, Jesam Michael and his cryptocurrency trading platform, Afriq Arbitrage System, AAS, over alleged investment fraud involving a whooping $844,416.36, $10,000, and N590 million. The EFCC in a seven-count charge conveyed in her…
Former senatorial aspirant of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, in the last general elections in Cross River State, Thomas Ofem, who left the PDP this past Saturday to join the All Progressives Congress, APC, says he made the switch because “the PDP Is dead in CRS.” Ofem who spoke exclusively with www.calitown.com shortly after a…
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Senator representing Cross River Central Senatorial District, Eteng Jonah Williams, has cleared the outstanding medical bills of 21 patients and newborns at the Holy Family Joint Hospital, Ikom. The beneficiaries, who had been discharged but remained hospitalized due to an inability to pay, were finally released after the senator’s timely intervention. Williams said the gesture…
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On the 21st of April, 2025, three days from today, the Northern Cross River Coalition (NORTHCCO) will not simply convene; it will converge—with clarity, conviction, and a cause that rings louder than ever before. This is more than a General Assembly. It is a reawakening. A gathering not just of people, but of destiny. For…
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There are indications that former Senate President, Bukola Saraki, may lose the vast 12,400 Ayip Eku Oil Palm Estate in Akamkpa LGA, Cross River State, operated by Ningsong M-House Oil Palm Ltd, a company owned by him, after Cross River State government officials flew the kite that the estate may, in the next one month,…
… CR APC Caucus Okay Tinubu, Otu For Second Term Bassey Edet Otu, Cross River State governor, says by 2031, when he completes a second term of four years as governor of the state, he will leave Cross River State significantly better than he met it…”economically stronger, more secure, and filled with opportunities for all.”…
