Lawyers to former presidential aide, Okoi Obono-Obla, have written to the chairman of the All Progressives Congress, APC, in Cross River State, Alphonsus Eba, demanding “the retraction of, and tendering of a public apology for the defamatory publications” made against Obla. Obono-Obla, just days ago, wrote a letter to Cross River State governor, Bassey Otu,…
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Obono-Obla Obla Insists, Gets Apology For Accusation While there has been no let off in accusations and counter accusations trailing the non confirmation of Gladys Utendala, by the Cross River State House of Assembly as commissioner designate, sources inside the All Progressives Congress, APC, in the state, have made a startling revelation to www.calitown.com. At…
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Former presidential aide, Okoi Obono-Obla, miffed by perceived irregularities in the run in to the All Progressives Congress, APC, senatorial primaries in Cross River State, where he contested and lost, has dropped a hint that he will be seeking better political fortunes away from the ruling party. In a Facebook post just minutes ago, Obla…
A man, known for gallantry with an aura that exudes courage and confidence, Chief(Barr) Okoi Ofem Obono-Obla was born on 30th October 1966. He started his formal education at the St. Andrew Primary School, Ishibori, Ogoja, in 1971. Then, he went to the famous Mary Knoll College, Okuku, Yala, where he obtained his West African…
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The High Court of Plateau state sitting in Jos has just dismissed the charge of forgery brought by the Independent Corrupt Practices Commission, ICPC, against former presidential aide Okoi Obono-obla. Efa Oka, counsel Obla, informed www.calitown.com that “the court held that the charge against Obla, was an abuse of court process and that ICPC cannot…
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It is surprising and curious that politicians in Cross River State continue to rely on the so-called Calabar/Ogoja Accord (when it is convenient) to contend with who gets what, when and how, in the State. The truth is that this ACCORD is otiose, unenforceable, and has been overtaken by events. The Accord was reached in…
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