He Locked Me Up in a Car Trunk: Activist Jalingo Narrates Sad Ordeal in Abba Kyari’s ‘Den’PAY ATTENTION: Click “See First” under the “Following” tab to see Legit.ng News on your Facebook News Feed! Journalist and activist Agba Jalingo narrated how suspended Deputy Commissioner of Police (DCP), Abba Kyari, locked him up in a car trunk and drove him from Lagos state to Calabar, the Cross River state capital. In a statement on Monday, March 7, the activist also tackles operatives of the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) over their failure to handcuff Kyari and other suspects in court on Monday, The Punch reports. Read also Abba Kyari: Tripple trouble as EndSARS panel asks NDLEA to produce suspended super cop Kyari and other co-defendants appeared before an Abuja court on Monday after the Federal Government, through the NDLEA, arraigned him and others on eight counts bordering on conspiracy, obstruction, and dealing in illicit drugs, and other related offences but pleaded not guilty. Commenting on the appearance of Kyari in court on Monday, Jalingo accused security agencies of giving preferential treatment to the cop. Do you have a groundbreaking story you would like us to publish? Please reach us through info@corp.legit.ng! The activist on Monday recalled his prison ordeal and revealed that Kyari and ACP Sunday Ubua (also in NDLEA's net) drove him by road in a car trunk from Lagos to Calabar, Sahara Reporters added. Jalingo said: Read also Abba Kyari: Why we'll defend suspended super cop - SANs, lawyers Jalingo was in 2019 detained for 179 days at the Afokang Prison in Calabar following an allegation of treason by the Cross River State Governor, Benedict Ayade. He was subsequently released on February 17, 2020, on bail. While two of Kyari's accomplices pleaded guilty to the charges preferred against them, the embattled former head of the Intelligence Response Team said he was innocent. Later, he was denied bail by Justice Emeka Nwite who adjourned the matter till Monday and ordered that Kyari and the other defendants be remanded in NDLEA custody. Read also Bamise’s murder: Police parade BRT driver, speak on assault, body mutilation Earlier, Legit.ng had reported that the Inspector-General of Police (IGP), Usman Baba, has said the Nigeria Police Force is yet to receive a formal request for the extradition of Abba Kyari, the suspended deputy commissioner of police. Speaking at a media briefing on Thursday, October 28, Baba said the police has, however, received feedback on the legal advice requested from Abubakar Malami, the Attorney-General of the Federation (AGF). Legit.ng recalls that the IGP had in August received the report of the panel set up to probe the bribery allegations against Kyari over his alleged relationship with Hushpuppi, the Instagram celebrity and self-confessed international fraudster. Meanwhile, the bail application filed by Kyari has been turned down by a Federal High Court in Abuja. Read also Breaking: Soldiers, Police, DSS take over Gani Fawehinmi Park in Lagos over protest for slain BRT passenger During the sitting presided over by Justice Inyang Ekwo, on Monday, February 28, the court ruled that Kyari's bail application has been overtaken by events. The NDLEA is currently detaining the embattled super cop over alleged links. Source: Legit.ng Journalist and activist Agba Jalingo has shared in detail his sad experience with suspended Deputy Commissioner of Police, Abba Kyari Jalingo disclosed that Kyari, upon his ordeal at the NDLEA detention, does not look terrified in appearance, adding that during his time, Kyari dealt with him seriously and even locked him up in a car trunk Meanwhile, Kyari, alongside his co-defendants, appeared in court yesterday, Monday, March 7, and pleaded not guilty to the crime, after that denied bail by Justice Emeka Nwite PAY ATTENTION: Click “See First” under the “Following” tab to see Legit.ng News on your Facebook News Feed! Do you have a groundbreaking story you would like us to publish? Please reach us through info@corp.legit.ng! Legit.ng “Abba Kyari and ACP Ubua were paid by the Cross River Government to arrest me from Lagos, drive me by road in the booth of a Toyota Highlander and hand over to Calabar. I will never forget and don’t ask me to.” “I was charged. Every day I appeared in court, I arrived with my hands and handcuffs lifted in the air. “Today, these men are in court, the same men who enjoyed parading their own suspects gleefully in the media, even against the law, they are now covering their faces. Covering their faces from what exactly! The same cameras they flaunted in the faces of those they kept and refused to even take to court?”