In recent times, a handful of political enthusiasts and loyalists have taken to the social media space, attempting to revive the fading memories of the once-formidable “Caterpillar” brand—an identity that suffered a decisive political defeat in the 2023 governorship election at the hands of Senator (Prince) Bassey Edet Otu’s popular mandate. A few days ago,…
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After months of speculations, Sandy Ojang Onor, who currently represents Cross River Central Senatorial District in Nigeria’s Senate, has formally declared his intention to run for the office of governor, Cross River State in the next general elections. Onor just made the declaration this afternoon at the PDP secretariat in Calabar, in the presence of…
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Sandy Onoh, who represents Cross River Central Senatorial District in Nigeria’s Senate, has described the Bolé (roasted plantain served with peppered sauce) prepared and marketed by Tina Ofem nicknamed “the international Bolé girl” as “fantastic bolé”, after he had a taste of Tina’s delicacy in his National Assembly office, Abuja. Onoh who interacted exclusively with…
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Goddy Jedy Agba, the ministerial nominee from Cross River State, Monday afternoon, disclosed on the floor of the Nigerian Senate while undergoing screening that he contested the 2015 gubernatorial election in Cross River State and “failed woefully” before deciding to go back to farming as well as embrace “a siddon look posture” until he was…
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Cross River Senatorial District candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party, PDP, Sandy Onoh and his wife, board motorcycles while on a vote canvassing mission to the CR hinterland.
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…
