Gov. Ben Ayade of Cross River has commiserated with former Senate Majority Leader, Mr Victor Ndoma-Egba over the death of his wife, Mrs Amaka Ndoma-Egba.

Amid mounting allegations of diversion of 13 per cent oil derivation funds levelled against oil-producing states, some governors have refused to give detailed accounts of how the money has been spent over the years...

Cross River State Governor, Ben Ayade, yesterday, presented a budget of N277b for 2021 to the state House of Assembly. Tagged: “Budget of Blush and Bliss,” the appropriation bill was presented to the House without the usual reading of a prepared budget speech.

The Cross River State government, yesterday, pleaded with the West African Examinations Council (WAEC) not to relocate to its zonal office in Uyo, Akwa Ibom State following destruction and looting of its Calabar office by hoodlums.

Former Governor of Cross River State, Mr. Clement Ebri, has pleaded with the Federal Government to intervene in the rebuilding of infrastructure in the state.

Ahead of October 31 earlier scheduled for the Cross River North Senatorial bye-election (before the indefinite postponement occasioned by the #ENDSARS protests), the Independent National Electoral Commission...

Gov. Ben Ayade of Cross River has promised a reward of N100,000 to anyone who volunteered information that could lead to the recovery of property looted during the #EndSARS protests of .Oct. 23 and Oct. 24.

Cross River State governor Senator Ben Ayade has ordered security agencies in the state to search houses

Hoodlums under the guise of the ongoing #EndSARS protest on Friday looted Cross River COVID-19 palliative warehouse at Bishop Moinagh Street, State Housing Authority in Calabar. A correspondent of the News Agency of Nigeria(NAN) reports that the hoodlums were seen in their numbers carting away bags of rice, noodles, salt and gallons of vegetable oil.…

Agitators, under the aegis of Niger Delta Liberation Force (NDLF), Akwa Ibom State, has urged total restructuring of the country to pave way for decentralisation of powers.

The workers were said to have been recruited when he was on vacation. The state government fired them after Ayade resumed work. The workers, who have been protesting against the decision, last week held a series of demonstrations.

Cross River State Governor, Ben Ayade, and his Edo counterpart, Godwin Obaseki, have accused the Federal Government of neglecting the South South geo-political zone.