Balogun, a resident of 23, Omisanjana in Ado-Ekiti, is facing a count of stealing to which he, however, pleaded not guilty.
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Abdullahi, whose address was not provided, is facing a three-count charge of conspiracy, fraud and stealing.
The convicts were said to have connived and fraudulently stole the sum of N11,360,000 from the complainant for their personal use.
The Judge, Marafa Mohammed sentenced the defendant after he pleaded guilty to stealing the phone and begged for leniency.
The police charged Bitrus of Paiko Gwagwalada, FCT, with theft.
The police charged Umar Ibrahim, 25, Abba Sani,23, Abubakar Yusuf,25, Ahmad Mustapha, 22, Aliyu Bashir,24, and Ahmad Musa, 20, with criminal conspiracy and extortion.
The defendant was arraigned before Magistrate O.A Layinka on one count of stealing.
The police charged Ifeanyi Nweze, 23, and Tochukwu, with joint act, criminal breach of trust and theft.
The judge, Daniel Damulak, sentenced Obadakor after he pleaded guilty to theft.
The presiding Judge, George Gwani, however, gave the convict an option of N60,000 fine.
Fashola, who resides at No. 13, Awotedun St., Aboru, Ipaja, Lagos, is facing three counts of conspiracy, assault and stealing.
The Magistrate, A.O.Adeyemi, sentenced Mohammed after he pleaded guilty to a charge of stealing.
The defendants: Lawal Umar, Matairu Musa, Aliyu Musa and Aminu Abdullahi, were charged with joint act, housebreaking and theft.
The police charged Owor with attempted auto theft.
Lawal, whose address was not provided, is facing four counts bordering on stealing, conspiracy and forgery.
The defendant, who lives at Abule-Egba, Lagos, is being tried for stealing.
The defendants: Bamisile Oluwapelumi (24), Oki Olawale (24), Jegede Adekunle (23), Ayodele Tosin (24), Adeniyi Kehinde (25), Joseph James (25), Oluwadare Julius (24), Olufemi Olawale (24) and Abdullahi Shaibu (36), are facing a two-count charge of stealing and conversion of fund.
They are facing four counts of conspiracy, obtaining by false pretences, stealing and issuance of dud cheques.
Omotayo, whose address was not provided, is facing four counts of forgery and stealing, to which he pleaded not guilty.
Tawa, whose address was not given, is facing three counts bordering on attempt to steal.