The four men, who were arraigned on October 4, 2018 on charges of conspiracy, armed robbery and murder, had pleaded not guilty
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The Aare-In-Council made its position known on the directive of the Governor after its meeting on Monday in Lagos.
The News Agency of Nigeria reports that Justice Sodetan Ogunsanya found Achebe guilty as charged and deferred her sentencing until the defendant was produced.
The defendant is facing a two-count charge of obtaining money under false pretence and stealing.
The Chief Magistrate, S.H. Adebisi, who did not take the defendant’s plea due to lack of jurisdiction, ordered that he be remanded at Agodi correctional facility for allegedly defiling his 13-year-old daughter.
The accused, Sunday Gabriel, 27 and Dominic Uhinel, 30, were charged with four counts bordering on theft, conspiracy and break in.
NDLEA Commander in the state, Kayode Raji, disclosed this during a sensitisation and road walk, organised to commemorate this year’s International Day Against Drug Abuse and Illicit Drugs Trafficking.
The defendants are Sulaiman Odunsanya, 22, Akeem Odunsanya, 25, Rasheed Abdulazeez, 25, Abubakar Mohammed, 29, Idowu Daramola, 21, and Musa Tahiru, 24.
The police charged Okoloneli, who resides in Bariga area of Lagos, with attempt to pervert justice.
The police charged Azeez with unlawful possession of human part.
Musa said that she loaned Ibrahim N200,000 in February 2021 to buy cardigans and sell.
The Judge, Sani Umar ordered him to either pay N10,000 fine or spend two months in jail .
Idris, who lives in Sheka Baranda Quarters Kano, is charged with abduction and unnatural offence.
The police charged Bernard who resides in Bassa village airport road, Abuja with trespass, house breaking and theft.
He spoke during Oka Security Summit, organised by the community in Oka Akoko, Akoko South-West LG of Ondo State.
Army spokesman, Brigadier General Onyema Nwachukwu, confirmed the development in a statement he issued on Sunday.
The Director, Defence Media Operations, Major General Bernard Onyeuko, said this in a statement on Sunday in Abuja.
Auwal Rafsanjani, Executive Director CISLAC and Head Transparency International in Nigeria, made the call in a statement.
This ultimatum, which takes effect from Wednesday 29th June, 2022, was handed down by the Director-General, Dr. Fatima Waziri-Azi at the weekend in Abuja at a meeting with a segment of the Agency’s stakeholders. The ultimatum is based on the powers given to the agency under the Trafficking in Persons (Control of Activities of Organisations and Centres) Regulations 2019 and the resolve of the agency to give more effect to it after the grace period earlier given to the organisations to comply has expired.
This is contained in a news bulletin released by the command’s Deputy Spokesperson, ASP Jennifer Iwegbu.