Philip, sibling of Agba Jalingo, a Nigerian journalist facing charges of terrorism and cybercrime, has died at the age of 34.

It was gathered that Philip has been down with sickness at the hospital for a while.



Jalingo, Publisher of Cross River Watch, who spoke from prison custody, said the death of his brother would be a constant reminder of “this trying period”.

He said, “God knows why it happened while I am in prison. Maybe, it will be a constant reminder to me of this trying period.

“I prayed that God's should not allow me see the corpse of my younger one.

“It is the will of God and God bless Ayade for allowing me not to see the corpse of my younger brother."

Philips' death was announced by CrossRiverWatch in a statement on Saturday and signed by the News Editor, Jonathan Ugbal.

Meanwhile, Jalingo currently remanded at the Calabar Custodial Center where he has spent 129 days on the orders of the Federal High Court Calabar after spending 34 days in police custody will not be able to attend.

He was arrested following an article he wrote demanding the whereabouts of the NGN500m approved and released by the Cross River State Government for the floating of the Cross River Microfinance bank.
http://saharareporters.com/2020/02/01/agba-jalingo-loses-younger-brother

Ben Ayade is playing god. All the Asian,European and North Americans countries should ban him from travelling to their countries.

Power is transient. Ayade will answer for his crimes at the fullness of time.
Rip to the young man and may God give Jalingo the fortitude to bear this loss.

In as much as I hate the trouble given to journalist over insensitive publications in today's government, I have to
say that, they all deserve it as they stand as the number one source of misleading the masses.... Their strength of writing depends on how bulging the yellow envelope is....


A simple article of one paragraph can tarnish one's life....


RIP to his brother.....

yanabasee:
In as much as I hate the trouble given to journalist over insensitive publications in today's government, I have to
say that, they all deserve it as they stand as the number one source of misleading the masses.... Their strength of writing depends on how bulging the yellow envelope is....


A simple article of one paragraph can tarnish one's life....


RIP to his brother.....

Agba Jalingo asked a simple question-what happened to the N500 million budgeted for the micro-finance bank

Just asking question of what happened to money meant for microfinance??




Even monkeys and hell should ban Nigeria from entering there country