Agba Jalingo gets bail on N10m bond, N700,000 cash. Federal High Court in Calabar, the Cross River State capital, has admitted journalist and rights activist, Agba Jalingo, to bail...
Justice Sule Shuaibu took over the case from Justice Simon Amobeda, who rescued himself from the matter, following condemnations that trailed the refusal to grant Jalingo bail on three occasions.The bail stipulates that the surety must be resident within the jurisdiction of the court and his address must be physically verified. Also, he must show means that he would be able to forfeit the bail bond, the judge ruled.
Jalingo is to seek the permission of court to travel out of the country, if he need to leave the country.
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