The Police had charged Ayobami Haruna, whose address was not provided, with burglary and stealing, to which he pleaded guilty.
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The Police charged the defendants, Joseph Agbaseire, 47, Akinola Funmilola, 48, Onyinye Agbaseire, 30 and Akinola Mariam, 23, with breach of peace.
The defendant, whose address was not provided, was charged with obtaining money under false pretense and conspiracy.
The Police charged Hanna, whose address was not provided, with stealing, but she pleaded not guilty to the charges.
The Police charged Olawunmi with assault and conspiracy.
The police charged the defendants, whose addresses were not provided, with three counts of theft, forgery and conspiracy.
Magistrate A.O. Adeyemi, in her ruling, sentenced him without an option of fine.
The prosecutor, Insp. E. O. Adaraloye, Friday told the court that the defendant committed the offence on January 1, at about 9.30 pm OG, 2009, Gasline Bus-Stop, Iju, Ota.
The police charged Ajoke, whose address was not given, with two counts of theft and forgery.
The police charged Williams, whose address was not provided, with two counts of fraud and obtaining money under false pretenses.
The Magistrate, A.O.Adeyemi, sentenced Mohammed after he pleaded guilty to a charge of stealing.
Emeka, who lives at No. 21 Ifelodun Street, Iyana-Iyesi, Ota, is facing a charge of theft.
Ayayi, whose address was not provided, is facing a charge of stealing.
Adeyinka, who lives at No.26 Oresanya Street, Iyana-Iyesi, is facing a charge of assault.
The Chief Magistrate, O. Oke, in his judgment, sentenced the convict to one year imprisonment in a correctional centre.
The Chief Magistrate, O.L Oke, sentenced Ogunleye to one year in a correctional centre without an option of fine.
Akeem of no fixed address, is facing a two-count charge of stealing and conspiracy.
Sadiq, of no fixed address, is facing two counts of reckless driving and manslaughter.
The Chief Magistrate, O. Oke, sentenced the convicts without option of fines after they pleaded guilty to the charges against them.
The Chief Magistrate, O. Oke, said the prosecution had proving beyond reasonable doubts that the convict was guilty of the charge brought against him.