Tag: Latest Cross River News

Against all expectations, Wednesday’s Cross River State Executive Council meeting did not throw up the highly anticipated posting list for the 14 new permanent secretaries appointed into the Cross River State civil service and sworn-in by Gov. Liyel Imoke, on the 13th of January, 2014. The meeting which was presided over by deputy governor, Efiok…

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Emmanuel Ugbe, Obudu Council chairman has told the less privileged in his LGA to imbibe the spirit of entreprise, grow their economy as well as promote their social status. Ugbe said this at the recent gift presentation ceremony for widows, the physically challenged and market women, at the instance of Dr Peter Oti, Special Adviser…

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Front line technocrat, former Secretary to the Cross River State government and current Secretary, National Planning Commission, Fidelis Ugbo, has lent credence to word making the rounds that he has eyes fixed on the CRS gubenatorial position in 2015, calitown.com can authoritatively reveal. In what many have clearly described as his first open step towards…

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Calitown.com sources have informed that the recent appointment and deployment of 14 new Permanent Secretaries by the Cross River State Government has not gone down well with a clique of serving Permanent Secretaries. It was further revealed that the clique went ahead and subtly registered its displeasure with state governor, Liyel Imoke, through a proxy,…

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It has been revealed to calitown.com why last week’s judgement in suit No. HUG/53/2010, delivered by the Honourable Justice Eyo Ita, at the High Court, sitting in Ugep, Yakurr LGA, will be appealed against. Ita had awarded general damages against one Martins Ubana a.k.a Observer, for assaulting Felix Okoi Uket with a dagger, leading to…

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