Olasumbo was charged with causing grievous harm.
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Sule, of no fixed residential address, is facing a two-count charge of fraud and stealing before the Magistrates Court.
The Kaduna State Government charged Abubakar, who resides in Zango Urban, Kaduna State, with unnatural offence.
The Magistrate, K.A. Ariyo, ruled that Nkumah should pay back the sum of N79,500 Shenayon Saka, paid into her account.
The suspect, who was arraigned at the Magistrates Court in Iyaganku ares of Ibadan, however, pleaded not guilty to the charge.
The police charged Keve, who resides in Gwako, Gwagwalada, with criminal force assault and giving false information.
The police charged Emmanuel Yamson, 34, and Alele Ojehomon, a farmer, with criminal conspiracy, trespass and theft.
Fadoju, whose address was not provided, was charged with stealing.
The lecturer was nabbed by the State Intelligence Bureau of the Nigeria Police Force and arraigned for the offences.
The six suspects are Anafi Mudashiru, Lawal Abubakar, Abdulrazak Owoseni, Wasiu Babatunde, Olemilekan Adekalu and Ismaila Olarewaju.
The police charged Bejin with criminal intimidation, contrary to the provisions of Section 376 of the Penal Code Law of Kaduna State.
Alhaji Faruk Abdallah, the CPC Chairman, spoke in an interview with the News Agency of Nigeria on the development.
The police charged Dada, who resides in New Kutunku Gwagwalada, FCT, with criminal conspiracy, breach of trust and negligent conduct.
The accused, a businessman, Yusuf Rabiu, 19 and Ismaila Idris, security guard, 21, are to be remanded in police custody, pending the conclusion of investigations into their matter.
Adeosun, whose address was not provided, is charged with burglary and malicious damage.
They were on July 3, 2021 at Ojota, Lagos during a rally in support of the actualisation of the Yoruba Nation.
The Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps (NSCDC), charged Danladi with defilement, contrary to Section 209 of the Kaduna State Penal Code Law.
The News Agency of Nigeria reports that the workers fled the court when they heard that officials of Judiciary Staff Union of Nigeria were approaching the court to seal it up.
The police charged Abah with conspiracy, assault and illegal possession of firearm.
The police charged Ogbonnaya, whose address was not provided, with theft.