The judge, Yahaya Sheshi sentenced Joseph after he pleaded guilty to the crime.
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The News Agency of Nigeria reports that a suspended sentence is a legal term for a judge’s delaying of a defendant’s serving of a sentence after he/she may have been found guilty, in order to allow the defendant to perform a period of probation.
Delivering judgment, the judge, Yahaya Sheshi, gave Adamu an option to pay a fine of N10, 000, after he pleaded guilty.
Adejefun, 42, a security guard and Ajisola, 40, a stylist, both residents of Iju-Ishaja, Lagos, however, pleaded not guilty to the charges of conspiracy and stealing.
The police charged Audu, a resident of Iddo Sarki village, FCT, with two counts of house breaking and theft.
The convict, who resides at Nyanya, Abuja, had pleaded guilty to charges of criminal trespass and theft.
John, however, pleaded for leniency.
Isah, whose address was not provided, is facing three counts bordering on stealing.
The police charged Mohammed alongside his conductors, Hassan and Hussein Adamu, all of Hotoro, Kano with two counts of conspiracy and theft.
The police charged Simon, who resides in Nyanya, Abuja, with criminal breach of trust and theft.
The police charged David Bassil, 45, and David Monday, 29, with conspiracy and theft.
Ojo, whose address was not given, is facing two-counts of house breaking and stealing.
The judge, Anas Mohammed, sentenced Wisdom Cosmos,18; Michael Enoch, 23 and Damilola Kayode, 19, after they pleaded guilty to the crime.
The defendants, whose addresses were unknown, are facing two counts of house breaking and stealing.
The defendant, of no fixed address, is standing trial on two counts of assault and stealing.
Police prosecutor, Insp. Caleb Leranmo, told the court that the defendants committed the offence on November 18, when they unlawfully broke into the house of one Ayooade Omoniyi and carted away 48 different phones and the sum of N250, 000.
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.
Gabriel, who resides at Oke Anu area of Olomore in Abeokuta, the Ogun capital, was convicted on a count of stealing.
The police prosecutor, Sgt. Olubu Apata, told the court that the defendant committed the offence on October 1 at about 4 am. in Ado-Ekiti.
Police Prosecutor, ASP John Idoko John, told the court that the defendant on August 24 at the police headquarters Osogbo, stole the bag containing a techno Camon 12 phone worth N58,000 and N25,000 cash, property of one Ajibola Bolaji, a police applicant.