By Ita Williams, Calabar In a shocking turn of events, a group of armed robbers invaded a well-known eatery in Calabar, leaving a trail of terror and theft in their wake. The incident, which occurred last Friday night, has left the local community shaken and authorities determined to bring the perpetrators to justice….
OPINION By Etim Etim Africa is always in perpetual struggle for survival. It is the world’s second largest and second-most populous continent after Asia, but its past and future always seem to be in constant collision. In the past, our forebears confronted slavery, enslavement and colonialization, and this gave birth to pan Africanism….
Dr. Betta Edu has congratulated Archibong Bassey Eso as the first Female Elected NUJ Chairman In Cross River In a statement on Friday personally signed by her, reads: “I heartily rejoice with and felicitate the first female elected Chairman of the Nigeria Union of Journalists, Cross River State Council, Comrade Archibong Bassey, on her well-deserved…
NUJ Cross River Council Chairman, Archibong Eso By Ita Williams , Calabar The Nigeria Union of Journalists, NUJ, Cross River State Council, has elected Archibong Eso as its new first female State Chairman. Eso is a career broadcast journalist with the Nigerian Television Authority (NTA) Chapel, Calabar. She replaces Comrade Nsa Gill,…
Barr. Fidelis Onyebueke BY Ita Williams, Calabar A renowned legal luminary and public affairs analyst, Barr. Fidelis Onyebueke, has raised serious concerns over the impact of President Bola Tinubu’s policies since taking office last year, particularly focusing on the controversial removal of oil subsidies. In a recent interview with Journalists in his Calabar Chamber,…
Cross River State Commissioner of Police, Dragon Grimah By Anietie Akpan Current crusade by Pastor Helen Ukpabio and the Liberty Gospel Church in Calabar, Cross River state in South South Nigeria to free people from witchcraft attacks has attracted criticisms and condemnations from human rights groups. Accordingly the human rights groups in a…