KALIKOG Nigeria Limited Commences Operations in Calabar, Offers Loans at 5% Interest, 10% Referral Bonus KALIKOG Nigeria Limited, a financial services and business development firm, has officially commenced operations in Calabar, Cross River State, with a promise to provide accessible financial solutions to individuals, entrepreneurs and businesses across the state. The company, located at 20B Diamond Hill, opposite AME Zion Church Calabar, offers lending services, business training and consulting services tailored to Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSMEs), as well as large-scale businesses. Speaking in an interview with Coneri Blog, the Founder and Chief Executive Officer of Kalikog Nigeria Limited, Bishop Bassey, Usene Etekpi, described the company as a one-stop financial solutions provider established to bridge the financing gap faced by many Cross Riverians. He said the company provides lending, training and consulting services designed to empower individuals and businesses wh...
NEMA, CR-SEMA, Nigerian Red Cross Conduct Joint Flood Damage Assessment in Etung Riverine Communities
NEMA, CR-SEMA, Nigerian Red Cross Conduct Joint Flood Damage Assessment in Etung Riverine Communities By David Asu The National Emergency Management Agency (NEMA), in collaboration with the Cross River State Emergency Management Agency (CR-SEMA) and the Nigerian Red Cross Society, has conducted a joint damage and needs assessment in flood-affected riverine communities of Etung Local Government Area to evaluate the impact of recent flooding on farmlands and livelihoods as part of ongoing efforts to facilitate appropriate humanitarian intervention. The assessment, carried out on Wednesday, July 22, 2026, was led by the Acting Head of Operations, NEMA Akwa Ibom and Cross River Operations Office, Mr. Awoji Austin, alongside the Director General of CR-SEMA, Mr. Efa Nyong, with officials of the Nigerian Red Cross Society providing technical support and community access due to their longstanding presence within the riverine communities. Because the affected settlements are only accessible by ...