Judge Irene Pati sentenced the convict after he admitted guilt of charges of burglary and theft and begged for leniency.
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Magistrate Lawal Suleiman sentenced Fred after he pleaded guilty to theft when he was arraigned before him on Monday.
A panel of two magistrates, Ghazali Adam and Hyacinth Dolnaan, sentenced Usman after he pleaded guilty to criminal mischief.
James pleaded guilty to trespass, housebreaking, mischief and theft and begged for leniency.
A panel of two Magistrates, Ghazali Adam and Hyacinth Dolnaan, who sentenced Ibrahim after he pleaded guilty to the offence, however, gave him an option to pay a fine of N20,000 or spend three months in prison.
The Judge, Daniel Damulak, who sentenced Mohammed after he pleaded guilty to the offence, however, gave him an option to pay a fine of N20,000.
Delivering judgment, the judge, Daniel Damulak, gave the convict an option of N30,000 fine after he pleaded guilty to the offence.
Yahaya Sani, 30, and Samuel Aroh, 35, both businessmen, were found guilty of receiving stolen property.
The police charged Aliyu Ibrahim, 18, and Umar Abubakar, 18, with conspiracy and extortion.
The Judge, Lawal Suleiman, sentenced the cashier following his guilty plea to embezzlement charge.
The Judge, Malam Lawal Suleiman, sentenced Joshua after he pleaded guilty to breach of trust and theft.
Upper Area Court judge Yahaya Mohammed, did not give the convict any option of fine
Juna had pleaded guilty to the one-count charge of rape, and begged the court for leniency.
The judge, who sentenced Abubakar without an option of fine, said the offence contravened the provisions of Section 157 of Plateau State Criminal Procedure Law.
Thirty-eight-year-old Baba, a resident of Rikkos in Plateau State, had pleaded guilty to gross indecency before the court sitting at Kasuwan Nama.