How journalists battle harassment, assaults under repressive 'democratic' govts
"It has been over a week since Segun’s abduction, yet his whereabouts are still unknown. His phone was switched off and no one has contacted his distressed family."
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"It has been over a week since Segun’s abduction, yet his whereabouts are still unknown. His phone was switched off and no one has contacted his distressed family."
A former Law School Academic director, simply identified Chinaso, on Monday, inadvertently admitted in court that there is an examination malpractice syndicate at the Nigerian Law School in Abuja. Chinaso made this known during the ongoing trial of journalist and human rights activist, Agba Jalingo. Chinaso was in court as a witness for Elizabeth Ayade, the wife of Frank Ayade, a brother of former Cross River State Governor Ben Ayade in the case of Commissioner of Police vs Agba Jalingo.
Agba Jalingo, the publisher of CrossRiverWatch, has been released from the medium security custodial center in Kuje, (FCT).
Nigerian Journalist and rights activist, Agba Jalingo, was freed one week after being remanded at the Medium Security Custodial Center Kuje, Abuja by Justice Zainab Abubakar of the Abuja division of the Federal High Court for alleged acts of cybercrime. Recall that last Thursday, the court granted bail to journalist Agba Jalingo in a defamatory trial filed against him by the Federal Capital Territory Police Command. Jalingo was accused of defaming Elizabeth Ayade, the wife of Frank Ayade, a brother of Cross River State Governor, Ben Ayade.
The court granted him bail to the tune of N500,000. Aside from the N500,000 bail bond, trial Justice Abubakar held that the surety must be an owner of a landed property within the FCT.