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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C'River: New Ekuri reaches peaceful resolution with Ezemac International over logging activities

C’River: New Ekuri reaches peaceful resolution with Ezemac International over logging activities

By Kelvin Obambon In a major win for environmental justice and community rights, the New Ekuri Community has reached a peaceful resolution with Ezemac International (Nig.) Ltd. over disputed logging in their community forest. The agreement, announced Tuesday March 3, 2026 in a press statement by Dr Martin Egot, a community leader, involves stoppage of…

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80th Birthday Celebration: How to Send Goodwill Messages to Senator Princess Florence Ita-Giwa

80th Birthday Celebration: How to Send Goodwill Messages to Senator Princess Florence Ita-Giwa

GOODWILL MESSAGES FOR THE 80TH BIRTHDAY CELEBRATION OF SENATOR PRINCESS FLORENCE ITA-GIWA, OON, KSN As part of activities marking the 80th Birthday Celebration of Senator Dame Princess Florence Ita-Giwa, OON, friends, associates, well-wishers, institutions, and members of the public are warmly invited to send their goodwill messages in honour of this remarkable milestone. Your prayers,…

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C'River Resumes Monthly Sanitation; Cautions Traders, Firms, and Residents

C’River Resumes Monthly Sanitation; Cautions Traders, Firms, and Residents

By Sylvia Okoi The Cross River State Government (CRSG), through the Ministry of Environment, has officially resumed its monthly statewide environmental sanitation exercise for 2026 following a two-month hiatus. The exercise had been temporarily suspended in December to accommodate Christmas festivities and in January due to the conduct of the WAEC examinations. Speaking while monitoring…

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‘A Decisive Moment’: Civil Society Groups Demand Urgent Review of Cross River Forestry Law

‘A Decisive Moment’: Civil Society Groups Demand Urgent Review of Cross River Forestry Law

By Kelvin Obambon A group of civil society organizations (CSOs) has issued a clarion call to the Cross River State Government, warning that the state’s iconic forests – the largest and most biodiverse in Nigeria – face total collapse unless the state’s 16-year-old forestry laws are immediately modernized. The coalition, comprising We The People (WTP),…

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