All public schools in Cross River State will resume June 16 as the State government plans a special protective measures for children and others.

The newly inaugurated 18 Local government councils of Cross River State may soon interface with the State government on a possible review of the governor’s recent tax exemption law.

Cross River state governor, Sir Ben Ayade Tuesday swore-in the newly elected chairmen and vice chairmen of the 18 local government councils of the state with N11.38 billion take off fund.

For six months running, Cross River State has remained without a substantive chief judge, as the National Judicial Council (NJC) and the Governor Ben Ayade administration have flexed muscles over the matter.

For six months running Cross River State has remained without a substantive Chief Judge as the National Judicial Council (NJC) and the State government flex muscles.

Professor Benedict Bengioushuye Ayade, better known simply as Ben Ayade is a multi-disciplinary academic. He has a string of five degrees in various fields: a bachelors degree,

Governor Ben Ayade had last week suspended the ban on congregational worship by religious organisations in the state. The ban was emplaced to curb the threat of the coronavirus disease (COVID-19).

The Nigeria Medical Association (NMA), Cross River State chapter and Director of Communications, Catholic Archdiocese of Calabar Rev. Fr. Leonard Ojorgu, have disagreed on the easing of lockdown on religious gatherings in the state.

Governor Ben Ayade has lifted ban on public worship in Cross River State. Ayade said the lifting of the about two months old ban was in consideration of the spiritual economy and in response to appeals by religious leaders in the state.

Cross River State governor Senator Ben Ayade has lifted ban on public worship in the state.

Despite the disruption of social activities occasioned by the coronavirus pandemic, the throes of incessant cult clash threatening the peace and security of Cross River State

Retired civil servants in Cross River State have threatened to drag the state government to court over the non-payment of their gratuities put at over N35 billion.