As the formal and informal sectors in Cross River State continue to seek an enabling business environment, Governor Bassey Edet Otu’s administration, through the Cross River State Ministry of Commerce, has commenced plans to revamp business and commerce in the state. The ministry has met with the Calabar and Ikom Chambers of Commerce and over …
The rule of law is a fundamental principle that underpins good governance and serves as the bedrock of a democratic society. In Nigeria, the adherence to the rule of law is essential for promoting accountability, transparency, and justice. Strengthening the rule of law is imperative for fostering sustainable development, protecting human rights, and ensuring the …
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On Thursday, the 28th of September 2023, The Cross River Movement (TCRM) embarked on another enlightening journey, this time to the Ministry of Mineral Resources. Led by Sct Omojefe Kennedy Orezime, representing the Founder and Executive Director Mr. Iso Bassy, the TCRM team was warmly welcomed by the Permanent Secretary, Mr. Emmanuel Ikade. This visit …
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The empowerment and increased participation of women in politics have been long-standing goals to achieve a more inclusive and equitable society. On the 24th of July 2023, a pivotal training workshop took place in Calabar powered by Women Situation Room Nigeria WSRN , focusing on the assessment of violence against women and women’s participation in the 2023 General Elections….
According to Kunle Lawal, “while governance is the provision of systems that enable the government to provide equal and fair opportunities to citizens and people who are more marginal in the society, and leading citizens to the perfect directions, citizens too owe a duty to participate by engaging these systems through meaningful contributions.”
Post-election anxiety is a common problem many people face after a particularly contentious election season. The result of the election can have a profound effect on our lives and our future, which can leave us feeling overwhelmed and uncertain. This could be the problem of almost 90% of young people and the entire voting age …
The Cross River Movement (TCRM), has held another series of the interactive session with senatorial candidates from the southern Senatorial district of Cross River state with the conspicuous absence of the All Progressive Congress (APC) candidate, Honorable Asuquo Ekpenyong Jnr. The event took place on Sunday, November 20, 2022, and was a joint session on …
Press Release The Cross River Movement (TCRM), a nonpartisan and non-governmental organization has concluded plans to commence its interactive session with Senatorial Candidates in Cross River taste. The sessions which are scheduled to commence on the 20th of November, 2022, will feature Senatorial candidates, from all the senatorial districts and political parties in the state. …
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Before 1999, Nigeria had recorded 300 deaths from election violence, according to statistics that covered the period from 1964 to 1998. Regardless of the quadrennial routine of Nigeria’s election, the spark of violence that accompanies the democratic process is undoubtedly a serious sociopolitical problem that must not be ignored for any reason, considering that anyone …
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The Cross River Movement (TCRM), a nonpartisan and non-governmental organization continues to hold interactive sessions with Cross River State governorship candidates. The sessions which started on 11th September 2022 featured the Peoples Democratic Party(PDP)’s gubernatorial candidate, Senator Sandy Ojang Onor. In a statement made by, the founder, Iso Bassey, “Our next session will feature the …
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