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C’River 1st Lady Extends Easter Wishes to the People of Cross River State

As we celebrate the resurrection of Jesus Christ, I extend my warmest wishes to the people of Cross River State. Easter is a time of renewal, hope, and love, and it is my pleasure to share this joyous occasion with you all. Easter reminds us of the immense love and sacrifice that Jesus made for humanity. It serves as a profound reminder of the power of faith, forgiveness, and compassion. Let us use this season to spread kindness, embrace one another in love and support those in need. In our belo

Lagos Breakfast Meeting:Gov Otu seeks investment in Cross River through Carnival Calabar & Festival

By Nelson NseAbasi The governor of Cross River State, Senator Prince Edet Bassey Otu has called on key players in corporate Nigeria to take advantage of opportunties in the state and leverage on them for business. The governor made the call in Lagos on Friday, November 3, 2023 while addressing a cross section of top business executives during a breakfast meeting ahead of the 2023 Carnival Calabar & Festival. The breakfast meeting, hosted by the Gabe Onah led Cross River Carnival Commission and M

Cross River remains an Oasis of safety for business and leisure

By Nsa Gill When a lie is told against you and you allow the same to fester without setting the record straight, you risk losing your dignity. A middle-aged man who claims to be an activist and borrows the sleeves of a journalist recently told a lie about Cross River State by saying that Calabar, the state capital is where criminals are confident. He lied! He cited petty instances of crime incidents which are isolated and made his wrong and faulty conclusions. Truth be told: Calabar and indeed C

NIGERIA FOOTBALL SUPPORTERS CLUB ,CROSS RIVER FELICITATES AMB.SAMUEL IKPEA AS HE MARKS HIS BIRTHDAY

How Cross River State has been represented in National Executive Bodies (FCSC, FCC, INEC & RMFC) fro

In 1987 Akwa Ibom State was created out of Cross River State. The 1999 Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria came into force on 29 May 1999 when a democratically elected government assumed office both at the federal and state levels. Under the 1999 Constitution, the Federal Civil Service Commission (FCSC) is composed of a Chairman and 19 other members. The Nigerian Federation is composed of 36 States and Abuja. The number of States is more than the number of members of the FCSC. The fe