Detained Nigerian journalist, Agba Jalingo, spends Christmas in prison
Agba Jalingo, the publisher of CrossRiverWatch, was arrested on August 22.
Agba Jalingo, the publisher of CrossRiverWatch, was arrested on August 22.
Mr Jalingo, the publisher of CrossRiverWatch, has been in prison for weeks in Calabar.
Mr Abiri had was detained following a court order after his arraignment by federal prosecutors on alleged terrorism in May.
Mr Jalingo, the publisher of CrossRiverWatch, is in prison in Calabar.
Mr Fayemi, in a statement by his Chief Press Secretary, Olayinka Oyebode, said he was not at the World Economic ...
Channels Television announced the death of the deceased while casting the 10 p.m. news.
The journalist was arrested on March 1 by police in Umuahia, the capital of Nigeria's southeastern Abia State.
Mr Abiri was arrested by operatives of the State Security Service (SSS) in July, 2016.
The journalist said he paid N2 million ransom.
The paper said Tony Ezimakor has been denied his medication.
The journalist spent the night in detention.
The journalist was invited to the police command on Saturday night.
The journalist narrates his ordeal at the hands of police as he covered Shiites procession.
The journalist’s arrest occurred about two months after another journalist was arrested for work-related matters.
The journalist was allegedly arrested for matters not relating to his work.
The journalist narrated his experience with the armed robbers.
"NAIJ.com confirmed that he was involved in a motorcycle accident in Abuja and died on the spot,"
Mr. Salkida was arrested on Monday.
The 2015 airlift started in August 23 and ended September 17 without hitches.
The police and the State Security Services deny knowledge of the whereabouts of the editor. Armed men, suspected to be ...
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