Play Terrace: Nseowo debriefs Barr Nwoko

The much talked about N500m lawsuit slammed by Captain Iniobong Ekong (Rtd) on Nigeria’s Youngest Editor, Ifreke Nseowo has resurfaced after being thought by most members of the public that it has died-off or settled out-of-court.

Life was brought back to the case as it is understood that the highly rated young editor has debriefed Barr. Uwemedimo Nwoko as his lawyer, and has gone ahead to engage the services of a radical legal man and human rights activist, Eddie Ntukidem LLB (Hons) B.L, a barrister and solicitor of the Supreme Court of Nigeria. 

Though the reason Nseowo changed his lawyer is unknown, our investigations reveal that the top-notch blogger who is the Managing Editor of Community Pulse newspapers took the action because he felt he needed a lawyer who will show great passion and enthusiasm for the case and ultimately sway the case to his favour with a great defence. 

Nothing must happen to Mr. Ifreke Nseowo

 

 The Civil Liberties Organization (CLO) in Akwa Ibom State understands the brewing feud between Mr. Iniobong Ekong, a retired captain of the Nigerian Army who also doubles as the Personal Assistant to Governor Godswill Akpabio of Akwa Ibom State on Security and Mr. Ifreke Nseowo, the country’s youngest editor and Managing Editor of Community Pulse newspaper, a state-based tabloid readily throws its full weight behind Mr. Nseowo, in view of the security implications of unfolding events.