Listen To The Article Tatatatatatatata – one man down. He is a cop who just came for duty, another hit and wounded with blood gushing out – Peter and Ela were there. Who shot the Sheriff? You are grabbed by your trousers and arrested, handcuffed and bundled into a waiting police van – Peter and
Listen To The Article A miracle is defined as an extraordinary and welcomed event that is not explicable by natural or scientific laws and is therefore attributed to a divine agency. So, when next something that can be explained by natural or scientific law happens and you call it a miracle, you may be very
By Ogar Monday Listen To The Report Rights activist cum journalist, Citizen Agba Jalingo’s new book, “A compendium of Social Thoughts,” is now available on Amazon, an e-commerce website. The book, with 276 pages and in three parts published by Nkanemi Services, contains some of Jalingo’s thoughts and articles on social issues in Nigeria, published
Listen To The Article Exactly 390 days from today, I don’t know where the event will hold yet, most likely, the UJ Esuene Stadium or Cultural Center or Calabar International Conference Center, but Governor Ayade will be handing it over to another Governor who we also don’t know yet. Like Ayade did inherit from his
Listen To The Article If what we want as a country is development; if we desire to bring security and welfare to the people, then we must come to the conclusion that periodic elections in the manner we go about them in Nigeria today will not attain that goal. The hope that democracy provides above
By Sylvia Akpan Listen To The Report The Cross River State Governor, Ben Ayade has denied any involvement in the arrest and incarceration of activist and Publisher of CrossRiverWatch, Mr. Agba Jalingo. Ayade, who was speaking on ‘The Morning Show Program’ on Arise TV, said Jalingo was arrested for his involvement in #EndSARS activity. Mr.
Listen To The Article Dear Ukandi, I choose to write to you via this medium, which in recent times has become more effective than other forms of communication. I recall exactly 2,503 days ago on the 29th day of May 2015 when you took to the podium at the now comatose Calabar International Convention Center
By Jonathan Ugbal A Federal High Court sitting in Calabar and presided over by Justice Ijeoma Ojukwu on Monday, discharged Nigerian journalist and activist, Agba Jalingo in a criminal suit that alleged he committed acts of terrorism, treasonable felony and cyber crimes. This followed the decision of the Cross River State Government to withdraw the