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Eze Nwanyi turned 'surgeon' arrested for carrying out illegal surgeries in Anambra

Eze Nwanyi turned ‘surgeon’ arrested for carrying out illegal surgeries in Anambra

By Stanley Nwako The Anambra State Government has intensified its campaign against quackery in the health sector with the arrest of a 47-year-old woman, Mrs. Onyinyechi Esther Charles, who is to be arraigned over allegations of carrying out surgical procedures without the required medical and surgical qualifications. Mrs. Charles, an indigene of Abia State who…

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Landslide kills five, injures two in Cross River

Landslide kills five, injures two in Cross River

By David Asu The Cross River State Emergency Management Agency (CR-SEMA) has carried out an on-the-spot assessment following a devastating landslide at Ikot Anwatim Community in Calabar Municipality that claimed the lives of five persons and left two others hospitalized. The assessment, conducted on Saturday, July 11, was led by the Director General of CR-SEMA,…

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Senate Urges South Africa to Act as Asuquo Ekpenyong Moves Motion Over Renewed Xenophobic Attacks on Nigerians

Senate Urges South Africa to Act as Asuquo Ekpenyong Moves Motion Over Renewed Xenophobic Attacks on Nigerians

By Kelvin Obambon Senator Asuquo Ekpenyong of Cross River South on Tuesday sponsored a motion calling for urgent intervention by South African authorities to halt recurring xenophobic attacks, intimidation and unlawful profiling of Nigerians and other African nationals in South Africa. Speaking on the floor of the Senate on Tuesday, Ekpenyong described the attacks as…

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PINION: Only Enemies of Cross River Will Seek to Undermine Otu's Administration

PINION: Only Enemies of Cross River Will Seek to Undermine Otu’s Administration

By Mr. John Offiong Chief of Party, DACRISS Community Development Initiatives In every democracy, criticism is not only inevitable but also necessary. Every responsible government requires the voices of critics to identify shortcomings, improve policies, and ensure that governance remains responsive to the aspirations of the people. Constructive criticism strengthens democracy because it keeps leaders…

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Cross River State Must Not Become An Atomistic Society Perpetually At War With Itself

Cross River State Must Not Become An Atomistic Society Perpetually At War With Itself

Unity, not division, remains the indispensable foundation for peace, good governance and sustainable development. By Beatrice Akpala The enduring warning of Professor Emmanuel Ayandele, the pioneer Vice-Chancellor of the University of Calabar, that “Cross River State must not become an atomistic society perpetually at war with itself,” is far more than an academic reflection. It…

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