Alleged confession of a sex worker regarding a false accusation against a cab driver, after stripping to her underwear in Calabar (video) In Calabar, the capital of Cross River State, a sex worker caused a scene by allegedly admitting to fabricating accusations against a cab driver who had given her a ride. The woman had claimed that the driver failed to fulfill their agreement of paying her N8,000 for a night, after she reportedly attempted to seduce him during the journey. The incident led to police involvement, who transported both individuals to a nearby police station where the sex worker reportedly confessed to deceiving the man. She admitted that she was in a financial bind and needed someone to fall for her scheme. Below is an eyewit...

In a dramatic turn of events in Calabar, the capital of Cross River State, a sex worker supposedly admitted to fabricating allegations against a cab driver who had given her a ride. According to reports, the woman accused the driver of not upholding their agreement to pay her N8,000 for spending the night with him after she failed to seduce him during the journey. Police intervened in the incident, taking both individuals to a nearby police station, where the sex worker confessed to lying about the cab driver's actions. She confessed that she was financially strapped and was seeking someone to fall for her deception. Below is an eyewitness account of the incident: View this post on Instagram Sex worker allegedly confesses to lying a...

The government of Cross River has directed workers in the state's civil service to return to work following a temporary suspension due to the Coronavirus pandemic. According to a statement from Governor Ben Ayade's spokesperson, Christian Ita, civil servants from grade level 10 have been instructed to resume work on Tuesday, April 14. They have also been reminded to comply with the state government's 'no mask, no movement’ policy. The statement also outlined that returning civil servants will receive nose masks from the COVID-19 Response Task Force through their respective permanent secretaries. It emphasized that all masks used in the state must be locally made, with the place of origin clearly marked, and the sale of masks made by the Cross River State Garment Factory is prohibited. F...