C’RIVER COMMISSIONER FOR EDUCATION RECEIVES CROSS RIVER NORTH PERMANENT SECRETARIES FORUM

August 10, 2026 The Cross River State Commissioner for Education, Sen. Prof. Stephen Odey, Esq., has…

He went from rebel fighter to president — then became one of Burundi’s most controversial leaders.Pierre Nkurunziza’s story was anything but ordinary.In 2005, after years of civil war, he became Burundi’s president as the CNDD-FDD transformed from a rebel movement into a political party.For many Burundians, his election represented hope that the country could finally move beyond war.Then came 2015.Nkurunziza announced that he would seek a third term. His decision triggered mass protests, a failed coup attempt, and a major political crisis.He won the election, but the controversy followed him for the rest of his presidency.In 2020, Nkurunziza chose not to seek another term. His successor, Évariste Ndayishimiye, won the election.But before the transition was complete, Nkurunziza died suddenly on 8 June 2020, aged 55.A former rebel commander had become president, ruled Burundi for 15 years, and left behind a legacy that remains deeply divided.

Police Shut Down Church Service in Calabar over Leadership Tussle

Palpable tension erupted at the Chapel of Redemption Church on the University of Calabar (UNICAL) campus…

C’RIVER COMMISSIONER FOR EDUCATION RECEIVES OMGBOTUCHE AYI YALA WELFARE INITIATIVE ON COURTESY VISIT

August 6, 2026 The Cross River State Commissioner for Education, Sen. Prof. Stephen Odey, Esq., on…

ON THE SHOOTING OF A MAN IN BOJE WARDI have received with shock the reported killing of a man in his farm at Onicha Farm in Boje ward, Boki local goverment area.

It is a very sad and outrageous incident especially at this time when we are enjoying…

C’RIVER EDUCATION COMMISSIONER ATTENDS 3RD HYBRID INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE IN CALABAR

August 5, 2026 The Cross River State Commissioner for Education, Sen. Prof. Stephen Odey, Esq., on…

OGOJA COUNCIL CHAIRMAN CHARGES WARD RELATIONS OFFICERS ON GRASSROOTS SERVICEThe Executive Chairman of Ogoja Local Government Council, Chief Hon. Christopher Agbeh, has urged Ward Relations Officers across the Local Government Area to remain proactive, responsive and committed to serving as the eyes and ears of government at the grassroots.Speaking during an interactive meeting with the officers, Chief Agbeh said his administration is determined to ensure that the dividends of democracy reach every community. He directed the officers to compile accurate data on vulnerable persons and their specific needs to enable the Council provide timely and targeted interventions.Responding on behalf of the officers, Mr. Joseph Momnang (Ekajuk Ward I), Mr. Benedict Ofere (Mbube East Ward II), and Mrs. Agartha Kanjal (Nkum Irede Ward) thanked the Chairman for the confidence reposed in them and pledged to work diligently in line with the administration’s vision, while ensuring that the needs and aspirations of the people at the grassroots are effectively communicated to government.

C’River Education Commissioner Receives Chief Engineer Sunny Magam on Courtesy Visit

August 4, 2026 The Cross River State Commissioner for Education, Sen. Prof. Stephen Odey, Esq., on…

C’RIVER COMMISSIONER FOR EDUCATION RECEIVES UNICROSS VICE CHANCELLOR ON COURTESY VISIT

August 3, 2026 The Cross River State Commissioner for Education, Sen. Prof. Stephen Odey, Esq. received…

🕊️💔 A heartbreaking loss for Moroccan football.

The football community is mourning the tragic passing of Faten Ben Amar El Azizi, a promising…