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From Godwin Tsa, Abuja

A Federal High Court sitting in Abuja has dismissed the examination fraud charges introduced against a secondary faculty principal, Alhaji Aregbesola Mufutau, and three others who had been charged alongside with Senator Nurudeen Adeleke by the police.

In his judgment yesterday, Justice Inyang Eden Ekwo discharged and acquitted the 4 individuals accused of committing the alleged examination malpractices alongside former Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) governorship candidate in the final election in Osun State.

He let loose the defendants from the seven amended depend cost whereas delivering ruling of their no-case submission.

The police had in 2018 arraigned Adeleke alongside with Sikiru Adeleke (who is alleged to be the senator’s relative), Alhaji Aregbesola Mufutau (the faculty principal), Gbadamosi Thomas Ojo (a college registrar) and Dare Samuel Olutope (a instructor) on a four-count cost bordering on examination fraud.


The court docket had final 12 months freed Adeleke from the charges after they had been withdrawn by police.

The police predicated their motion on the grounds that Adeleke had didn’t make himself obtainable for trial since he was granted go away to journey overseas on medical grounds.

The police then prayed the court docket to sever the cost, to exclude Adeleke from the trial and arraign the remaining 4 on a seven-count cost bordering on conspiracy.

After calling 5 witnesses, the police closed its case, which led to the submitting of a no-case submission by the defendant.

In his ruling on the no-case submission, Justice Ekwo held that the prosecution failed to ascertain prima facie case, having not proved the elements of the cost.

Ekwo additional held that the burden of show rested on the police, which in accordance with him, failed woefully in discharging the burden by not calling related witnesses.

“No witness was called from the National Examination Council (NECO) to testify throughout the trial. To worsen the situation, no eye witness was called from the school on the day the alleged malpractices were perpetrated,” Ekwo held.

Besides, the decide stated that there was no iota of the elements of conspiracy provided to the court docket by the police to ascertain that the 4 defendants conspired to commit the alleged malpractices.


https://www.nairalovers.com/%E2%97%8F-court-dismisses-exam-fraud-charges-against-adelekes-co-accused/

The Justice of the Federal high court, Justice Inyang Ekwo has dismissed the examination fraud charges levelled against a former governorship candidate of the People’s Democratic Party in the 2018 election, Ademola Adeleke alongside with a School Principal Aregbesola Mufutau and three others who had been facing trial.


He discharged and acquitted the four persons accused, from the seven amended counts while delivering a ruling in their no-case submission.

It was gathered that in 2018, the Police had arraigned Sikiru Adeleke (the Senator’s relative), Alhaji Aregbesola Mufutau (the school principal), Gbadamosi Thomas Ojo (a school Registrar), Dare Samuel Olutope (a teacher) and Adeleke on four counts bordering on examination fraud.

Meanwhile, the court freed Adeleke from the charges, after it was withdrawn by the police.

The police said that this was because Adeleke had failed to avail himself for trial since he was granted leave to travel abroad on medical grounds.

The prosecution had therefore pleaded with the court to sever the charge, to exclude Adeleke from the trial, and arraigned the remaining, on a seven-count charge bordering on conspiracy.

After inviting five witnesses, the police withdrew its case which led to the filing of a “no-case submission by the defendant”.

Delivering his ruling on the no-case submission, Justice Ekwo held that the prosecution failed to establish a prima facie case.

He further concluded, that the responsibility of providing evidence, rested on the police which, according to him, failed woefully in discharging the burden by not calling relevant witnesses.


https://theleadexpress.com/court-dismisses-exam-fraud-charges-against-adeleke/

Court dismisses exam fraud charges against Osun principal, others

Friday Olokor, Abuja

A Federal High Court in Abuja, on Tuesday, dismissed charges of examination fraud brought against a secondary school principal, Aregbesola Mufutau, and three others facing trial along with the candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party, in the 2018 Osun State Governorship Election, Senator Ademola Adeleke.

The presiding judge, Justice Inyang Ekwo, while delivering a ruling in a no-case submission by the defendants, acquitted them from the seven amended count charges.

The Police had in 2018, arraigned Adeleke, along with Sikiru Adeleke (said to be the Senator’s relative), Alhaji Aregbesola Mufutau (the school principal), Gbadamosi Thomas Ojo (a school Registrar) and Dare Samuel Olutope (a teacher), on a four-count charge bordering on examination fraud.

However, the court had in 2020 set Senator Adeleke free when the police withdrew the case instituted against him.

The police predicated their action on claims that Adeleke failed to make himself available for trial since he was granted leave to travel abroad on medical grounds.

The prosecution had prayed the court to sever the charge, to exclude Adeleke from the trial and arraign the remaining four on a seven-count charge bordering on conspiracy.

After calling five witnesses, the police closed its case which led to the filing of a no-case submission by the defendant.

Delivering his ruling on the no-case submission, Justice Ekwo held that the prosecution failed to establish a prima facie case having failed to prove the ingredients of the charge.

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Ekwo said, “In conclusion, since the testimony of the prosecution is insufficient to warrant the defendants to open defense, I have no difficulty in upholding their no-case submission and discharge and acquit them from the charges. This charge is hereby dismissed.”

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psucc:
Upon all the billions of naira allocated to the Fed Min. of Justice, the EFCC and others, they hardly win a case except in the hands of Justice Okon Abang which are often set aside at the appellate Courts.

Money wasted just like that.

they are just wasting government funds on frivolous cases niiii.

more victory for Ademola Adeleke in the court of justice. besides, Osun people are voting for him and the PDP in September 2022. no to inconclusive election.

From Godwin Tsa, Abuja

A Federal High Court sitting in Abuja has dismissed the examination fraud charges brought against a secondary school principal, Alhaji Aregbesola Mufutau, and three others who were charged along with Senator Nurudeen Adeleke by the police.

In his judgment yesterday, Justice Inyang Eden Ekwo discharged and acquitted the four persons accused of committing the alleged examination malpractices alongside former Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) governorship candidate in the last election in Osun State.

He set free the defendants from the seven amended count charge while delivering ruling in their no-case submission.

The police had in 2018 arraigned Adeleke along with Sikiru Adeleke (who is said to be the senator’s relative), Alhaji Aregbesola Mufutau (the school principal), Gbadamosi Thomas Ojo (a school registrar) and Dare Samuel Olutope (a teacher) on a four-count charge bordering on examination fraud.

The court had last year freed Adeleke from the charges after they were withdrawn by police.

The police predicated their action on the grounds that Adeleke had failed to make himself available for trial since he was granted leave to travel abroad on medical grounds.

The police then prayed the court to sever the charge, to exclude Adeleke from the trial and arraign the remaining four on a seven-count charge bordering on conspiracy.

After calling five witnesses, the police closed its case, which led to the filing of a no-case submission by the defendant.

In his ruling on the no-case submission, Justice Ekwo held that the prosecution failed to establish prima facie case, having not proved the ingredients of the charge.

Ekwo further held that the burden of prove rested on the police, which according to him, failed woefully in discharging the burden by not calling relevant witnesses.

“No witness was called from the National Examination Council (NECO) to testify throughout the trial. To worsen the situation, no eye witness was called from the school on the day the alleged malpractices were perpetrated,” Ekwo held.

Besides, the judge said that there was no iota of the ingredients of conspiracy supplied to the court by the police to establish that the four defendants conspired to commit the alleged malpractices.

https://www.sunnewsonline.com/court-dismisses-exam-fraud-charges-against-adelekes-co-accused/

The Federal High Court in Abuja, Tuesday, dismissed the examination fraud charges brought against a secondary school Principal Alhaji Aregbesola Mufutau and three others.

Aregbesola and the other three were put on trial along with Senator Nurudeen Ademola Adeleke by Police.

Justice Inyang Ekwo discharged and acquitted the four persons accused of committing the alleged examination malpractices alongside former Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) governorship candidate in the last election in Osun State.

While delivering ruling in their no-case submission, the defendants were free from the seven amended count charge.

The Police had in 2018 arraigned Adeleke along with Sikiru Adeleke (who is said to be the Senator’s relative), Alhaji Aregbesola Mufutau (the school principal), Gbadamosi Thomas Ojo (a school registrar) and Dare Samuel Olutope (a teacher) on a four count charge bordering on examination fraud.

But Adeleke was freed last year from the charges by the court after it was withdrawn by police.

The police predicated their action on the grounds that Adeleke had failed to make himself available for trial since he was granted leave to travel abroad on medical grounds.

The police then prayed the court to sever the charge, to exclude Adeleke from the trial and arraigned the remaining four on a seven count charge bordering on conspiracy.

After calling five witnesses the police closed its case which led to the filing of a no-case submission by the defendant.

In his ruling on the no-case submission, Justice Ekwo held that the prosecution failed to establish prima facie case having not proved the ingredients of the charge.

Ekwo further held that the burden of prove rested on the police which according to him failed woefully in discharging the burden by not calling relevant witnesses.

“No witness was called from the National Examination Council (NECO) to testify throughout the trial. To worsen the situation, no eye witness was called from the school on the day the alleged malpractices were perpetrated”, Ekwo held.

Besides, the Judge said that there was no iota of the ingredients of conspiracy supplied to the court by the police to establish that the four defendants conspired to commit the alleged malpractices.

“In all, the evidence of the five witnesses were so discredited during cross examination and so manifestly unreliable to warrant the defendants to be called upon to enter their defense in the charges against them.

“In conclusion, since the testimony of the prosecution is insufficient to warrant the defendants to open defense, I have no difficulty in upholding their no-case submission and discharge and acquit them from the charges. This charge is hereby dismissed”, the judge held.

https://www.blueprint.ng/adeleke-at-last-court-dismisses-charges-against-principal-others/

The Federal High Court Abuja, on Tuesday, discharged and acquitted four persons involved in the alleged examination malpractices charge filed against former Peoples Democratic Party (PDP)’s candidate in the last governorship election in Osun, Sen. Ademola Adeleke.

Justice Inyang Ekwo, in a ruling, upheld the no-case submission filed by the defendants.

The police had, in 2018, arraigned Adeleke along with Sikiru Adeleke (who is said to be the senator’s relative), Alhaji Aregbesola Mufutau (the school principal), Gbadamosi Thomas Ojo (a school registrar) and Dare Samuel Olutope (a teacher) on a four count charge bordering on examination fraud.

The charge was later amended to seven counts.

MAN reports that the court in 2029, freed Adeleke from the charges after it was withdrawn by police.

The police predicated their action on the grounds that Adeleke had failed to make himself available for the trial since he was granted leave to travel abroad on medical grounds.

The police then prayed the court to sever the charge, to exclude Adeleke from the trial and arraigned the remaining four on a seven count charge bordering on conspiracy.

After calling five witnesses the police closed its case which led to the filing of a no-case submission by the defendant.

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In his ruling on the no-case submission, Justice Ekwo held that the prosecution failed to establish prima facie case having not proved the ingredients of the charge.

Ekwo further held that the burden of prove rest on the prosecution which, according to him, failed woefully in discharging the burden by not calling relevant witnesses.

“No witness was called from the National Examination Council (NECO) to testify throughout the trial.

“To worsen the situation, no eye-witness was called from the school where the alleged malpractices was perpetrated,” he said.

The judge further said that there was no iota of the ingredients of conspiracy supplied to the court by the police to establish that the four defendants conspired to commit the alleged malpractices.

“In all the evidence of the five witnesses were so discredited during cross examination and so manifestly unreliable to warrant the defendants to be called upon to enter their defence in the charges against them.

“In conclusion, since the testimony of the prosecution is insufficient to warrant the defendants to open defence, I have no difficulty in upholding their no-case submission and discharge and acquit them from the charges.

“The suit is hereby dismissed”, the judge ruled.(NAN)

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Nice one from the judge. Finally Ademola adeleke has been discharged and acquitted. 2022 is very sacrosanct.

By Alex Enumah

Justice Inyang Ekwo of the Federal High Court, sitting in Abuja, yesterday discharged and acquitted four persons accused alongside the former Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) candidate in the last governorship election in Osun State, Senator Ademola Adeleke, standing trial for alleged involvement in examination malpractices.

Justice Ekwo freed the defendants from the seven-amended-count-charge while delivering a ruling in their no-case submission against the suit.

The Police, in 2018, had arraigned Adeleke along with Sikiru Adeleke (who is said to be the senator’s relative), Alhaji Aregbesola Mufutau (the school principal), Gbadamosi Ojo (a school registrar) and Dare Olutope (a teacher) on a four-count charge bordering on examination fraud.

However, the court had last year freed Adeleke from the charges after it was withdrawn by the police.

The police predicated their action on the grounds that Adeleke had failed to make himself available for the trial since he was granted leave to travel abroad on medical grounds on May 19, 2019.

The police then prayed the court to sever the charge to exclude Adeleke from the trial and arraigned the remaining four on a seven-count charge bordering on conspiracy.

After calling five witnesses, the police closed its case, which led to the filing of a no-case submission by the defendants.

In his ruling on the no-case submission, Justice Ekwo held that the prosecution failed to establish a prima facie case having not proved the ingredients of the charge.

Ekwo further held that the burden of proof rest on the prosecution, which failed to call relevant witnesses.

“No witness was called from the National Examination Council (NECO) to testify throughout the trial. To worsen the situation, no eyewitness was called from the school where the alleged malpractices were perpetrated,” Ekwo said.

Besides, the judge said there were no ingredients of conspiracy supplied to the court by the police to establish that the four defendants conspired to commit the alleged malpractices.

“In all, the evidence of the five witnesses was so discredited during cross-examination and so manifestly unreliable to warrant the defendants to be called upon to enter their defence in the charges against them.

“In conclusion, since the testimony of the prosecution is insufficient to warrant the defendants to open defence, I have no difficulty in upholding their no-case submission and discharge and acquit them from the charges. The suit is hereby dismissed”, the judge stated.

In the charge, Ademola and Sikiru were accused of fraudulently, through personation, registering as students of Ojo-Aro Community Grammar School, Ojo-Aro, Osun State to enable them to sit for the National Examinations Council (NECO) examination of June/July 2017.

The other three defendants were accused of aiding the commission of the alleged offence, in the charge filed in the name of the Inspector General of Police.


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