Police charge journalist Agba Jalingo with terrorism for criticising Gov Ayade SundayThoughts
Cross River State Governor, Ben Ayade; Journalist, Mr. Agba Jalingo
Jalingo was arraigned on Friday at the Federal High Court, Calabar Judicial Division, on four counts bordering on “acts of treason, treasonable felony, and threatening through various publications on crossriverwatch.
The fourth count added that Jalingo, “an associate of Mr. Omoyele Sowore,” “did hold meeting with leaders of cult groups across Cross River State, instigate them to commence acts of terrorism on the person of His Excellency, Senator Professor Ben Ayade … to undemocratically force his government to an end through various acts of violence and thereby committed an offence punishable under Section 1 of the Terrorism Act, 2013.
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