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Sen. Bassey Otu, a former lawmaker who represented Cross River South in the National Assembly, has emerged governorship flag bearer of the All Progressive Congress (APC). | Pulse Nigeria

Ogoja Court restrains Ayade from allocating court premises for individual development Ogoja Court restrains Ayade from allocating court premises for individual development Share An Ogoja Division of the Cross River State High Court has granted an interim order restraining any person from entering the premises, housing Magistrate Court 2 in the Ogoja Magisterial Division, pending the determination of the Motion on Notice filed by the Ogaja branch of the Nigerian Bar Association (NBA) on that matter. The local NBA branch had approached the Court, seeking an order to stop the sale, and or alloc...

Share Governor Ben Ayade of Cross River State has officially signed the University of Cross River State (UNICROSS) bill into law. Following the assent of the bill, Cross River University of Technology (CRUTECH) will be known and officially addressed as University of Cross River State (UNICROSS). The governor assented the bill at the Governor’s Office, Calabar on Monday, February 15, 2021. The bill for the change of name and other related matters was sponsored by Hon. Peter Odey, member Representing, Ogoja Local Government Constituency as approved by the governor. YOU SHOULD NOT MISS THESE H...

ON THE GO I have nothing to gain from faking attack on me, says Ortom Samuel Ortom, Benue state governor, has denied claims that the attack on his convoy was staged.Advertisement The governor was attacked by gunmen suspected to be herdsmen on Saturday while on... ‘We won’t make life difficult for Nigerians’ — CBN keeps MPR at 11.5% The monetary policy committee of the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN) has voted to retain the monetary policy rate at 11.5 percent.Advertisement Godwin Emefiele, the CBN governor, announced the committee’s... Senate moves to establish N5bn ...

Vanguard News CALABAR so different this December! On   THE razzmatazz, fanfare,brightly adorned streets, gaily dressed youths and even carols which are sine-qua-non  in Calabar this season of year are completely absent this 2020. This time of year in the last  fifteen years had been an attraction to revelers and holiday makers across the globe who throng the city in large numbers to savour the Christmas fanfare and ambience of of revelry prevalent in the city. Beginning from the first day in the month of December every year, schools are shut, workers given thirty days work -free period w...