Baskadia

River

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River view

Nice view from the top of Peppara dam bridge in Kerala,India

C’RIVER CHIEF OF STAFF HON. EMMANUEL IRONBAR PAYS RESPECT TO LATE OBONG UMANAH IN HEARTFELT FAREWELL

RIVER

What a lovely place

C’RIVER PREPARES FOR THE NIGER DELTA SPORTS FESTIVAL WITH ATHLETES SELECTION IN NORTH & CENTRAL

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Nature beauty

Kapuas river

Kapuas river in 100m height

Sunset in river

Partnership Between SA Students’ Affairs to the Gov.& CRID to Address Student Challenges in C’River

In a strategic move aimed at enhancing educational opportunities and addressing the challenges faced by students in Cross River State, the Special Assistant Students’ Affairs to the Governor, Comrade Kelvin Enyam, has forged a significant partnership with Cross Riverians In the Diaspora (CRID). This collaboration, grounded in the shared vision of fostering educational development and empowerment, marks a pivotal step towards realizing the educational aspirations outlined in the People’s First Ma

FIVE KEY REASONS WHY CROSS RIVER STATE IS A STRONG INVESTMENT DESTINATION - Ettah Emmanuel O.

Children happy moment

Kids tend to love going to the river! It's a chance to splash around, play in the water, and explore nature.excited happy children playing in river showing just how much fun they have

FAO FOLUR Project partners with Cross River Govt on Strategic Agric Sectors Plan.

Team Cross River Clinches Finals Spot in South South U-18 Football Tournament Yenagoa 2024

Breaking:Labour Party C’River Chapter Suspend State Chairman and Sec.& appointment of new officials

blue river

yohan kottachchi

Beautiful river views

I am very happy with God's creation

River

Riversides boat

The Only Country In The World With No River

Saudi Arabia is one of the countries in the world that does not have a river. Most of the Arabian desert is located in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia and extends to neighbouring countries such as; Jordan, Iraq and Qatar. It is also the only country bordering the Persian Gulf and the Red Sea. You may be wondering how the soil gets its water. Saudi Arabia may not have rivers, but it does have wadis. Wadi is a dry riverbed that only contains water when it rains. Saudi Arabia relies on two sources of water, namely groundwater and water obtained from desalination plants that remove salt from seaway, Groundwater makes up 98 percent of the water sources as there are no rivers or lakes in the kingdom and there is almost no rain. Nearly 50% of drinking water comes from desalination, 10% from surface water and 40% from non-renewable groundwater extraction

waterfall

waterfall dotted with rocks and evidence