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Sanusi Iro Dabai was kidnapped alongside his friend around Marabar Jos area on Monday last week. Their decomposing bodies were recovered this evening in a bush after millions of naira ransom was paid to the kidnappers. Allah ya jikansu, ya gafarta masu. Su kuma Allah ya tona asirinsu

On Monday, November 4th, two muslim students of the Lagos State University (LASU) narrated before an Ikeja Special Offences Court how they were robbed and raped at gunpoint by a fellow student identified as Afeez Ogunbowale.

The students, who were both wearing niqabs (Islamic garment which covers the body leaving the eyes uncovered), in a two-hour testimony revealed to the court that they lost their virginity in the attack. They made the claims while testifying as prosecuting witnesses during the trial of Ogunbowale, over alleged robbery and rape.

In a Facebook post, Ogunbowale stated that he had attended Moshood Abiola Polytechnic Abeokuta before coming to LASU in 2017.

Led in evidence by Mrs. O.A Bajulaiye-Bishi, the prosecuting counsel, the students, who were roommates, told the court that they were 200 level students when the alleged rape and robbery occurred on April 18, 2018. The witnesses told the court that at around 3a.m., a torch was flashed into their apartment, awakening them suddenly and five men, including Ogunbowale, who were armed with a gun and machetes, forced themselves in.

Student A (name withheld), 23, told the court “they took three phones, a gold chain, earpiece, power bank and N1, 200. Three of the men left, leaving the defendant and one other person who I cannot identify. “The defendant told the other guy ‘I want to sleep with these girls’. The defendant went to the toilet with my roommate while the second man tried to rape me.

“The second man could not penetrate me because I had an asthmatic attack and the second man left me to swap places with the defendant. The defendant came and had sex with me while I had the asthmatic attack and my roommate was screaming and pleading for him to leave me alone and he said in pidgin English ‘if she wan die, make she die’.

“The other three men came back into the apartment and saw the chaos. They told the two other men that this was not what they came here to do and they assisted in looking for my inhaler. My inhaler was found and they all left my apartment.”

Student A told the court that they lodged a report at the Ojo Barracks and they were referred to the Mirabel Center for medical examination and counselling.

“The case was transferred to the Festac Police Station, then to the Ikeja Police Station. When the defendant was apprehended and brought to the Ikeja Police Station, he was shocked when he saw us there. He went on his knees and said to us in Yoruba ‘Alhaja please’,”

Student A said. While being cross-examined by Mr Bisi Salau, the defence counsel, Student A said that she recognised Ogunbowale as her assailant because she had seen him a number of times on campus. She noted that the residence where the alleged crime occurred belonged to her aunt.

“I was a virgin until the day that incident occurred, I cannot remember the exact date I went to the Mirabel Center. When I reported the incident at the Ojo Barracks, they called to inform the Vice-Chancellor of LASU about it. The five men who came to our apartment were armed with a gun and the defendant was the one who carried the gun, he touched me with the gun.

“The defendant has a group of friends in my class and his friend sent me a friendship request on Facebook. When I looked through his friends list, I saw the defendant’s photograph which I gave to the campus Department of State Security (DSS) official. I saw the defendant on campus and alerted the campus security. He was apprehended in September 2018,” Student A said.

Student B (name withheld), 20, while giving her testimony narrated how Ogunbowale allegedly raped her.

“The defendant took me to the toilet and pointed a gun at my head, that day I was still a virgin and it was difficult for him to penetrate into me. He said to me ‘you never do am before.’ “He took me to a chair and raped me and the second man left my roommate and exchanged places with him and raped me as well.

“After we had reported the incident to authorities, we were examined and counselled. We had to go there over a long period of time but we had to cut that short because of our exams. “We could not even take some of our medication because of our school examination,” she said.

The alleged culprit Ogunbowale pleaded not guilty during his arraignment for five-counts of robbery and rape. According to Bajulaiye-Bishi, the defendant committed the offence alongside others who are now at large on April 18, 2018 at the Okokomaiko area of Lagos.

“The defendant and his accomplices while armed with a gun, knife, machete and bottle robbed the students of their phones, power bank, ear piece, gold chain and N1,200. The defendant and his accomplice who is at large had unlawful sexual intercourse with the complainants. The offence contravenes Sections 260(1) and 297(2)(a) of the Criminal Law of Lagos State 2015,” she said.

Justice Oluwatoyin Taiwo ordered that Ogunbowale continue to enjoy the bail that was granted to him by Justice Yetunde Adesanya before the case was transferred from Adesanya’s court to her court. She also warned the defendant that neither he or his friends should threaten witnesses otherwise his bail will be revoked. The case was adjourned till Nov.ember 25 for further hearing.

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A drug-addict has been sentenced to life in prison in Australia with a 19-year minimum for the murder of his teenage girlfriend during a row over the paternity of their child.

27-year-old Junior Fayiah Carlos was under the influence of methylamphetamine, cannabis, sleeping pills, and alcohol when he and the 19-year-old woman had a dispute about infidelity and the baby's paternity in Mandurah, south of Perth, in December 2017.

Prosecutor Craig Astill said Ms. D'Cruz threw a bottle of alcohol at Carlos and grabbed a kitchen knife, but he managed to disarm her before turning the weapon on her and "losing control".

He stabbed her 35 times in the neck and upper body and even went to sleep and her body. Mr, Carlos was later found covered in a blanket in the bathroom, the West Australian Supreme Court heard on Thursday.

Ms. D'Cruz suffered 17 stab wounds to the face and head and another 18 injuries to her neck, shoulder and back in what was described as a "frenzied" attack.

When paramedics arrived at her home they found Ms. D'Cruz's partially decapitated body in the bathroom covered by a doona.

Carlos, who pleaded guilty to murder, was today (Oct.31) sentenced to life in prison and must serve at least 19 years behind bars before he can be eligible for parole.

The court heard he had a "substance-induced delusional disorder" at the time of the killing.

Justice Joseph McGrath described the attack as a "spontaneous act of violence" in which Carlos stabbed Ms. D'Cruz to the most vulnerable part of her body.

"The stabbing was clearly done with ferocity," he said. "The deceased should have felt safe in her home."

The court heard Carlos had a conviction for attacking a previous partner. He also had a history of assaulting Ms. D'Cruz, who had taken out a violence restraining order against him shortly before her death, but they had remained in contact.

Carlos's lawyer David Rice said Carlos was born in Sierra Leone but came to Australia when he was 12 after spending five years in a refugee camp.

He had run into "difficulties" in Perth, which led to him regularly using illicit drugs from the age of about 15.

Psychiatric reports presented to the court said Carlos was suffering from "substance abuse delusional disorder" which had led to him having delusions about whether he was the father of his daughter.