Nigeria during the Abacha Years ( ) - The Nigerian Press:...
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The journalists were George Mbah, deputy editor of Tell, Ben Charles Obi, editor of Weekend Classique, Kunle Ajibade, editor of The News, and Christine ...
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... Editor of TheNEWS magazine, Ben Charles Obi former Editor of the Defunct Classique magazine, George Mbah a Senior Assistant Editor with TELL magazine ...
Nigeria: Further information on incommunicado detention / health...
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Christine Anyanwu is reported to have been sentenced to life imprisonment and Ben Charles Obii to a shorter prison term by a Special Military Tribunal. Kunle...
Nigeria: Health concern - Amnesty International
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Ben Charles Obi, George Mbah, journalists: There is concern for the above two prisoners of conscience, following reports that their health has seriously...
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General Abubakar pardoned 10 and released 10 political detainees in July 1998, including "three well-known journalists, Ben Charles Obi, George Mbah and ...
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Nigeria: Amnesty Int. Statement,
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Nigeria: Amnesty Int. Statement, Ben Charles Obi, Kunle Ajibade, George Mbah, Shehu :14: Subject: Nigeria: Amnesty Int. Statement.
A-Infos Hyper-Archive: (en) Appeal to CHOGM for FoE in Nigeria (fwd)
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Among Nigeria's most famous political prisoners are four journalists: Chris Anyanwu of the now-defunct "The Sunday Magazine", George Mbah of "Tell", Ben Charles Obi of "Weekend Classique" and Kunle Ajibade of "The News". All have been in prison since May 1995, sentenced to 15 years for their ...
CHRISTINE ANYANWU - Committee to Protect Journalists
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Three other journalists -- George Mbah, assistant editor of Tell magazine; Ben Charles Obi, editor of Weekend Classique; and Kunle Ajibade, editor in chief of The NEWS -- were also tried and sentenced with Anyanwu on the same charges. After an international protest and campaign for their release was initiated by CPJ, ...
CJFE joins WAJA and others in calling for release of Nigerian...
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We are pleased that Chris Anyanwu has been released but her release is meaningless unless the other three journalists - George Mbah of "Tell", Ben Charles Obi of "Weekend Classique" and Kunle Ajibade of "TheNews" - who were arrested and sentenced with Anyanwu in are released, along with other journalists in ...
Nigeria Redaktører løslatt
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Nigerianske myndigheter har løslatt Kunle Ajibade, redaktør i The News, George Mbah, assisterende redaktør i Tell og Ben Charles Obi, redaktør i Classique. De tre ble dømt for medvirkning til forræderi av en særskilt militær domstol, under forhold som ikke tilfredsstiller internasjonal standard.Den internasjonale ...
Recently-released Nigerian journalists Christine Anyanwu to speak at...
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The other three journalists, Ben Charles Obi of "Weekend Classique", Kunle Ajibade of "TheNews", and George Mbah of "Tell", were released in July after international pressure on Nigeria's new head of state Gen. Abdusalam Abubakar came to fruition. All of the journalists, like many prisoners in Nigeria, suffered various ...
UK: FORMER NIGERIAN HEAD OF STATE OLUSEGUN OBASANJO VISIT | AP Archive
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They included journalists Ben Charles Obi, George Mbah and Kunle Ajibade. As well, Abubakar announced a posthumous pardon for former Nigerian number two, retired Major-General Shehu Musa Yar'Adua, who died in prison in December. He called on General Abdulsalam Abubakar to restore democracy as soon as ...
Journalists' release from detention announced - IFEX
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George Mbah, Ben Charles Obi. journalist(s) ... "TheNews" editor Kunle Ajibade, "Tell" assistant editor George Mbah, and ...
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