A Federal High Court sitting in Calabar, Cross River State and presided over by Justice Sule Shuaibu has admitted the Publisher of Cross River Watch, online publication on bail. Justice
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The Cross River State government on has taken over the prosecution of Agba Jalingo, publisher of the news portal, CrossRiverWatch who is standing trial on terrorism and other related charges
Human Rights group, Amnesty International, has said that the Nigerian and Cross River State governments were manipulating the criminal justice system to repress dissenting voices in violation of the 1999
The Students’ Union of Tai Solarin University of Education have asked the Nigerian Government to unconditionally release detained journalist, Agba Jalingo, and withdraw all charges against him. The union also
The National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS) has called for the release of Agba Jalingo, a journalist, charged with treasonable felony among others, from correctional centre custody. Mr Adeyemi Azeez,
Governor Darius Ishaku of Taraba State has described Friday reports on social media carrying rumours of a purported impeachment of principal officers of the Taraba State House of Assembly including
A Federal High Court sitting in Calabar, the Cross River State capital, has granted the prosecutor in a case between the state and a journalist, Agba Jalingo permission to mask
A Federal High Court sitting in Calabar and presided over by Justice Simon Amobeda has denied bail to Journalist, Agba Jalingo. Jalingo is facing charges of treasonable felony, terrorism and
Agba Jalingo, the publisher of Cross River Watch facing charges of terrorism, treasonable felony and attempt to topple the Cross River State government has arrived the Federal High Court premises
Media rights group, Journalists for Democratic Rights, has alleged that the continued detention of Omoyele Sowore and Agba Jalingo is the work of corrupt politicians in Nigeria. JODER claimed that
The police in Cross River State have arrested Agba Jalingo, publisher of Cross River Watch. Jalingo had initially been invited by the police for questioning for publishing an article exposing
