By Joy Ndoma The Cross River State Universal Basic Education Board has firmly dismissed allegations that its Executive Chairman is demanding ₦2 million from contractors in exchange for contract award letters, describing the claims as false, malicious, and misleading. In a press statement dated April 17, 2026, and signed by the Executive Chairman, Mrs Fedelia…
The Government of Cross River State has announced its ambitious goal to elevate the state to the top tier of educationally developed states in Nigeria and shed its current status as an educationally disadvantaged state. Mr Esu Esu, the Executive Chairman of the Cross River Universal Basic Education Board (SUBEB), disclosed this on Tuesday during…
In May 2019, the Universal Basic Education Commission (UBEC) released the 2018 digest of basic statistics, for public and private schools in Nigeria. The data shows that there were nearly 4,151 classrooms in primary (1,697), Early Childhood Care Development and Education (ECCDE)/pre-primary (1,614), and junior secondary schools (840) in bad conditions in the state.
