John Owan Enoh, the senator representing Cross River Central Senatorial district has publicly told his supporters that even though his local government area, Etung, has the second highest number of political appointees in the Ben Ayade administration, he has capacity and will floor all of them politically, irrespective of whatever political tactics may be employed…
Competent Abuja sources early Thursday morning informed www.calitown.com that John Owan Enoh, senator representing Cross River Central Senatorial District in Nigeria’s Senate, will leave the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, and formally declare for the All Progressives Congress, APC, mid next week, in a move that finally confirms the end his of frosty relationship with Ben…
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The rejection of the nomination of Okoi Obono-Obla, Special Assistant to the President on Prosecution, as a non-executive Commissioner representing the South-South geo-political zone in the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC), was the unilateral decision of Senate President Bukola Saraki. This was disclosed to SaharaReporters by sources in the Senate. On August 3, Mr. Obono-Obla’s and…
By Ernest Irek It took me about twenty minutes to do a double take on the article written by one George E Omini about the political career of Distinguished Senator Victor Ndoma-Egba. After some soul-searching and sober reflections, it dawned on me that I consider myself an appropriate person to throw light on this issue…
For CR gubernatorial candidate of the PDP, Ben Ayade, what was suppose to be a courtesy call on Senate Leader, Victor Ndoma-Egba, in his country home in Ikom, CR Central, late Sunday evening, as the party readies to flag-off her campaign in the state, turned sour as a mob attacked Ayade’s convoy, inflicting considerable damage…
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While they appears to be a lull in political activities in the state, www.calitown.com sources say a political work-in-progress may see a good number of PDP faithfuls in CRS abandon the party and head to the Labour Party to actualise their political ambitions or even demonstrate their resentment for “the very imperfect political process that…
