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A Cross River State High Court sitting in Effraya, Etung Local Government Area of the state has passed an interim order restraining the state government from

Chairman of the ruling All Progressives Congress (APC) in Cross River State, Alphonsus Eba Ogar, has dispelled rumours that the state Governor Prince Bassey

The non-reinstatement of the suspended Etung paramount ruler, His Royal Majesty, Ntue-Atue, Dr Emmanuel Oru Ojong by the state government as ordered by

The Vice Chancellor for the Ho Technical University (HTU), Prof Ben O. Honyenuga, has commended the school for their remarkable hospitality and culinary expertise. 

If the 1555 book, Les Propheties, by the French Astrologer, Apothecary and Physician, Michel De Nostredame, popularly known as Nostradamus is to be recreated or adopted in the light of the present times, the documentary would probably be titled ‘The Man who saw Today’ instead of the dramatic premiering as a Man who saw Tomorrow. […]

If the 1555 book, Les Propheties, by the French Astrologer, Apothecary and Physician, Michel De Nostredame, popularly known as Nostradamus is to be recreated or adopted in the light of the present times, the documentary would probably be titled ‘The Man who saw Today’ instead of the dramatic premiering as a Man who saw Tomorrow. […]

The Bassey Otu-led administration in Cross River State is all out to recover all illegally acquired government property by individuals or organisations,

Government has conveyed its condolences to the family and friends of struggle stalwart, Prof Ben Turok.

Speaking earlier, the acting Medical Director of the hospital, Dr Seun Fasuranti, listed the modern medical equipment at the hospital as a 1.5 Tesla MRI, 128 Slice CT scan, 3D Mammogram, ENT treatment units, mobile X-ray, dental X-ray, digital X-ray, latest 3D/4D ultrasound machine, colour doppler scan, echo, dialysers, robotic pharmacy, and pressure swing absorption…

No fewer than 17 newly elected governors of Nigeria will have a difficult time boosting the economies of their individual states because they will take over at least N2.1 trillion in domestic debt and $1.9 billion in foreign debt from their predecessors.