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The Police and other security agencies in Cross River has dispersed protesting youths in the state. DAILY POST reports that some youths in marking the

The police said they had a petition which accused Mr Jalingo of being an arms dealer.

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Jalingo said the Department of State Services (DSS) already invited one of the organieers, Jonathan Ugbal, over the planned protest, noting that the protest will continue regardless.

Mr Jalingo, an activist and newspaper publisher, is coordinating the planned June 12 protest in Cross River State, Nigeria’s South-south.

He is currently being questioned at the State Criminal Investigation Department (CIID) of the Cross River Police Command.

The group said Nigerians who have chosen to protest peacefully on June 12 must be allowed to do so without harassment from security agencies.

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“The commissioner of police has agreed with us that the petition was frivolous and not worthy of any investigation.”

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