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BREAKING: Ediba/Usumutong Conflict Breaks Out Again

Posted on November 19, 2016 By Admin No Comments on BREAKING: Ediba/Usumutong Conflict Breaks Out Again
BREAKING: Ediba/Usumutong Conflict Breaks Out Again

Sources on the ground in Abi Local Government Area, Cross River Central, have just informed www.calitown.com that the intractable communal conflict between Ediba and Usumutong communities has erupted again, Saturday afternoon. It was further revealed that the early morning attack on a commercial motorcyclist of Ediba extraction by unknown gunmen, suspected to be from Usumutong,…

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Ediba Youths Throw Weight Behind Speaker, CRSHA

Posted on February 9, 2016 By Admin No Comments on Ediba Youths Throw Weight Behind Speaker, CRSHA
Ediba Youths Throw Weight Behind Speaker, CRSHA

On a courtesy call to the Speaker, Cross River State House of Assembly, Youths of Ediba community, Abi Local Government Area under the aegis of Ediba Youths Association, Calabar chapter have passed a vote of confidence on the Speaker, John Gaul Lebo, for his leadership role in the development of their community Abi Loval Government…

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CRSG To Acquire Disputed Land In Abi LGA – Deputy Governor

Posted on September 2, 2015September 2, 2015 By Admin 2 Comments on CRSG To Acquire Disputed Land In Abi LGA – Deputy Governor
CRSG To Acquire Disputed Land In Abi LGA – Deputy Governor

The Cross River State Government, CRSG, will henceforth adopt very stringent measures to stem further degeneration of peace at the age long land dispute between Usumutong and Ediba communities of Bahumono Clan, Abi Local Government Area. Deputy Governor, Ivara Esu, made government’s position known at a meeting with chiefs, clan heads and leaders of thought…

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Gunmen Launch Rockets In Cross River Community

Posted on August 9, 2015August 9, 2015 By Admin 2 Comments on Gunmen Launch Rockets In Cross River Community
Gunmen Launch Rockets In Cross River Community

On the ground sources in Ediba, Abi Local Government Area, Cross River State have in the course of the week informed www.calitown.com that a rocket was fired into the community from the waterfront axis of the town in an attack that led to pandemonium in the area as several persons ran for cover. The attackers…

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Ediba/Usumutong Crisis May Threaten Xmas Holiday

Posted on December 23, 2014December 23, 2014 By Admin 2 Comments on Ediba/Usumutong Crisis May Threaten Xmas Holiday

By Our Correspondent While Cross Riverians prepare for the long Christmas holiday, www.calitown.com sources on the ground say what apears to have been a lull in hostilities between the Usumutong and Ediba communities in Abi Local Government Area, was broken this past Monday as a group of persons suspected to be from Usumutong staged a…

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Okegbe Carpets Warring Abi Communities, CRSG

Posted on March 29, 2014March 31, 2014 By Admin 1 Comment on Okegbe Carpets Warring Abi Communities, CRSG

Chief Medical Director of the Federal Neuro-Psychiatric Hospital, Calabar, Joseph Okegbe, is unhappy that the Usumutong and Ediba communities have thrown away age long relationships and commonalities, opting instead for hostilities that have resulted in the recent loss of lives over a piece of land he describes as “not fertile, (and one) that has been…

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