The convict who had no fixed address, had pleaded guilty to the charge.
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The court, however, granted the second accused bail in the sum of N200,000.
A panel of two magistrates, Ghazali Adam and Hyacinth Dolnaan, sentenced Usman after he pleaded guilty to criminal mischief.
Delivering judgment, Justice Maryann Anenih, held that the prosecution counsel has proven his case against the defendant beyond reasonable doubts.
The Magistrate, O. T. Ayobolu sentenced Ogorome after he found him guilty of a 36-count charge bordering on stealing and unlawful conversion.
The News Agency of Nigeria reports that Austin was prosecuted by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, Kaduna Zonal Office.
The Magistrate, Mohammed Ibrahim, however, gave Suleiman an option of N30,000 fine.
Johnson had been remanded in correctional facility since his first arraignment on June 19, 2018 on two counts of breach of peace and theft.
Abubakar, a resident of Federal Housing Estate, Zuba, Abuja, was convicted on a count charge of causing grievous hurt, an offence said to be contrary to Section 248 of the Penal Code.
Delivering judgment, the judge, Yahaya Sheshi, gave Adamu an option to pay a fine of N10, 000, after he pleaded guilty.
The judge, Justice Dorcas Agishi, however, gave the convict, Danladi, 32, an option of N250,000 fine.
Tyozum of Divine School, Adeke, Makurdi, was charged with criminal conspiracy and theft, punishable under Sections 97 and 287 of the Penal Code, Laws of Benue, 2004.
The judge, Inuwa Maiwada, gave the verdict after the convict had pleaded guilty to the charges levelled against him.
The convicts are Bashir Tukur, 20, Nawas Rabiu, 18, Mutar Umar, 20 and Abdullahi Isaq, 22.
The judge, Inuwa Maiwada gave the verdict after the convict had pleaded guilty to two counts of criminal trespass and theft.
Anyawu was arraigned by the National Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) on November 16 on one count of unlawful deal in Cannabis Sativa a.k.a hemp.
The Chief Magistrate, O. Oke, said the prosecution had proving beyond reasonable doubts that the convict was guilty of the charge brought against him.
The court found Paul, a resident of Timber shade Bwari and Mark, a resident of Dutse-Makaranta, found guilty of a three-count charge of joint act, breach of trust and theft.
The police charged John, who resides behind Radio House, Gwagwalada, with two counts of criminal breach of trust and theft by servant.
Gabriel, who resides at Oke Anu area of Olomore in Abeokuta, the Ogun capital, was convicted on a count of stealing.