Obubra LTG-WASH Task Group Bolsters Capacity to Tackle Sanitation Challenges in Three-Day Intensive Workshop

Obubra LTG-WASH Task Group Bolsters Capacity to Tackle Sanitation Challenges in Three-Day Intensive Workshop

In a major stride toward eradicating open defecation and enhancing public health, members of the Obubra Local Government Area Task Group on WASH (LTG-WASH) have successfully completed a comprehensive three-day capacity improvement workshop. The training, held at the Obubra Local Government Council Secretariat, was conducted under the auspices of the WASH Systems for Health (WS4H)…

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Wanton destruction of farmlands by herdsmen sparks fresh tensions in C'River community

Wanton destruction of farmlands by herdsmen sparks fresh tensions in C’River community

Tension is mounting in communities within the Onim Ankiong Clan of Odukpani Local Government Area following allegations by farmers that cattle belonging to Fulani herders have repeatedly destroyed crops valued at millions of naira. Residents of several villages in the clan said the situation, which reportedly intensified in 2023, has led to frequent disputes between…

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2027: Akamkpa Renewed Hope Forum Mobilizes Stakeholders, Supports House of Assembly Candidates

2027: Akamkpa Renewed Hope Forum Mobilizes Stakeholders, Supports House of Assembly Candidates

By Mark Eneng In a strategic move to unify political forces ahead of the 2027 general elections, the Akamkpa Renewed Hope Forum has convened a high-powered gathering of stakeholders, youth, and grassroots faithful across the two constituencies of the Local Government Area. The forum serves as a critical confluence for party loyalists to charter a…

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Stakeholders Urge Grassroots Action, Water Access to End Open Defecation in Cross River

Stakeholders Urge Grassroots Action, Water Access to End Open Defecation in Cross River

Stakeholders across Cross River State have called for a paradigm shift toward grassroots-driven strategies and improved water infrastructure to eliminate open defecation and restore the state’s leadership in public sanitation. The call was the centerpiece of a two-day “Basic Sanitation Access Roadmap Draft Review Workshop” held recently in Calabar. The event brought together traditional rulers,…

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IFAD-Assisted LIFE-ND Project Hits N5.5bn Gross Income, Creates 4,370 Jobs in Cross River

IFAD-Assisted LIFE-ND Project Hits N5.5bn Gross Income, Creates 4,370 Jobs in Cross River

By Kelvin Obambon The Livelihood Improvement Family Enterprise for the Niger Delta (LIFE-ND) Project has recorded a landmark achievement in Cross River State, generating a total gross income of N5,547,532,882 across its various agricultural value chains. The State Project Coordinator, Dr Innocent Ogbin, disclosed these figures during the 2026 Media Roundtable held on Thursday, April…

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38th Convocation: UNICAL to graduate 10820, reaffirms commitment to reforms, skill development

38th Convocation: UNICAL to graduate 10820, reaffirms commitment to reforms, skill development

By Kelvin Obambon The Vice Chancellor of the University of Calabar (UNICAL), Professor Offiong Effanga Offiong, has announced that the institution is set to graduate a total of 10,820 students during its upcoming 38th Convocation Ceremony. Speaking during a press conference in Calabar on Thursday, April 2, 2026, to herald the commencement of the graduation…

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Setting the Records Straight: A Rejoinder to the Fictitious Allegations Against the Teachers Continuous Training Institute (TCTI) Biase

Setting the Records Straight: A Rejoinder to the Fictitious Allegations Against the Teachers Continuous Training Institute (TCTI) Biase

The attention of the Management of the Teachers Continuous Training Institute (TCTI), Cross River State, has been drawn to a sensationalized report authored by one Patrick Obia of CrossRiverWatch. The publication levels several unsubstantiated and frivolous allegations against the Institute and its leadership. Since its inception in 2021 under the pioneering leadership of the Director-General,…

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Calabar residents call out SEA DG Francis Ekpo over failure to electrify communities, despite provision of transformers by state government

Calabar residents call out SEA DG Francis Ekpo over failure to electrify communities, despite provision of transformers by state government

By Our Reporter Residents of Calabar and across Cross River State have expressed growing frustration and anger toward the Director General of the State Electrification Agency (SEA), Francis Ekpo, over the persistent failure to connect and power communities despite provision of transformers by the state government. The outcry comes amid allegations that the DG’s actions…

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