NDDC Vows to Arrest, Prosecute Anyone Vandalizing Its Infrastructure

NDDC Vows to Arrest, Prosecute Anyone Vandalizing Its Infrastructure

By Kelvin Obambon The Niger Delta Development Commission (NDDC) has declared a zero-tolerance policy toward the destruction of its projects, vowing to arrest and prosecute any individual, including community leaders, found complicit in the vandalization of its infrastructure. The warning was issued by the NDDC State Director for Cross River, Dr. Daniel Ajunwa, during a…

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“Protect the Forest, Preserve the Future” — Forestry Commission Boss

“Protect the Forest, Preserve the Future” — Forestry Commission Boss

By Christiana Ushang In continued efforts to strengthen community participation in forest conservation, the Chairman of the Cross River State Forestry Commission, Ntufam, Rt. Hon. Deacon Dr. George O’ben-Etchi, has emphasized the critical role of grassroots involvement in safeguarding forest resources. Speaking during the inauguration of the Forest Management Committee (FMC) for Ekong–Anaku Community in…

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FIFA Yet to Give Verdict on Nigeria's Petition Against DR Congo - NFF

FIFA Yet to Give Verdict on Nigeria’s Petition Against DR Congo – NFF

The Nigeria Football Federation has dismissed widespread reports that Nigeria’s 2026 FIFA World Cup hopes are over, insisting that FIFA has not issued any formal communication to the federation regarding the pending eligibility dispute involving DR Congo, and that quotes being circulated by multiple media outlets were lifted from a November 2025 FIFA publication rather than…

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Court Orders UNICAL to Pay N55m to Engineering Students Over Lack of Accreditation

Court Orders UNICAL to Pay N55m to Engineering Students Over Lack of Accreditation

By Our Reporter A five-year legal battle between the University of Calabar (UNICAL) and eight of its students has concluded with a scathing judgment from the Federal High Court sitting in Calabar. The court declared the institution’s actions in admitting students into unaccredited engineering programs as “fraudulent, reckless, and deceitful.” Presiding Judge, Justice R. O….

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EU Compliance: C'River to Register 17,000 Farmers for Global Trade Access

EU Compliance: C’River to Register 17,000 Farmers for Global Trade Access

By Victoria Omini The Cross River State Government has officially launched a major agricultural initiative to register approximately 17,000 cocoa, oil palm, and coffee farmers under the newly established State Traceability System. The move is designed to ensure that the state’s agricultural exports remain competitive and compliant with the stringent European Union Deforestation Regulation (EUDR)….

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Telecom Giant to Splash Millions on Schools as MTN Champs Season 4 Returns to Calabar

Telecom Giant to Splash Millions on Schools as MTN Champs Season 4 Returns to Calabar

By Kelvin Obambon The ancient city of Calabar is set to witness a historic transformation in grassroots sports as telecommunications leader, MTN Nigeria, officially kicked off Season 4 of the MTN Champs, unveiling a massive multi-million naira funding pool targeted at participating schools. Returning to the Cross River State capital for the second time, the…

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