Cross River communities insist on EIA for highway project

Four communities that will be critically impacted by the proposed Cross River State government 260 kilometres super highway project have insisted that the authorities conduct a proper Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA).

Anietie Akpan

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Cross River communities insist on EIA for highway project

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