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The Rule of Law and Accountability Advocacy Centre (RULAAC) has condemned the siege laid on the residence of Agba Jalingo, in Calabar, Cross River State, and his Lagos office.

The Presidential Candidate of the African Action Congress (AAC) and human rights activist, Omoyele Sowore, has stated that impunity should not be allowed to thrive in Nigeria. Sowore stated this shortly after storming the Nigeria Police Force, FCT Command to secure bail for popular journalist, Agba Jalingo who was arrested by the operatives in Lagos on Friday. The journalist was released at about 10:20pm to Sowore after meeting with the officers who arrested Agba Jalingo. Jalingo, who was in hig...

Environmentalists have warned that the country may experience a high level of deforestation leading to severe climate change if nothing is done to bring down the prices of Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG), better known as cooking gas, and kerosene.

(AFRICAN EXAMINER) - Muazu Sambo, Minister of Transportation, has said that the Lekki Deep-Sea Port project would create 112,000 jobs for Nigerians upon its completion. Sambo gave the declaration on Sunday while speaking to newsmen in Jalingo. He said that the port, which was second in Nigeria after Onne Deep-Sea Port, has the potential to

Alhaji Muazu Sambo, Minister of Transportation, has said that the Lekki Deep-Sea Port project would create 112,000 jobs to Nigerians upon its completion. | Pulse Nigeria

The speaker of the Taraba State House of Assembly, Prof. Joseph Albasu Kunini, has flung the political loyalty pledged to the People's Democratic Party

Alhaji Muazu Sambo, Minister of Transportation, has said that the Lekki Deep-Sea Port project would create 112,000 jobs for Nigerians upon its completion.

Human rights lawyer, Femi Falana, SAN, has urged the Nigerian Police Force to terminate the investigation into complaints of "defamation and infringement of integrity" against journalist Agba Jalingo.    According to the senior lawyer in a statement on Sunday, Jalingo did not commit any offence as prescribed by the Criminal Code or the Cybercrime Act.     Falana on Saturday also described the detention of Jalingo by the police as a contravention of the provisions of Nigerian law. ...

Agba Jalingo, publisher of CrossRiverWatch, has reportedly been arrested by police at his residence in Lagos state.

Agba Jalingo, a journalist and activist from Nigeria, alerted the public on Friday that police officers had surrounded his home in the state. The activist claimed that the police had taken his wife and daughter captive on the floor of his home in a series of posts on his Facebook page. "I don’t know who sent the police but they have held my wife and my daughter hostage downstairs. I don’t feel safe. Those are their faces”, he posted, sharing a picture of some men in mufti at the gate.