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The Police in Osun on Thursday arraigned 28 persons before an Osogbo Chief Magistrates’ Court over their alleged involvement in burning down a police station in Iwo, Osun, NAN reports.


The police arraigned Raheem Adewale, 26, Lateef Oluwafemi, 28, Ishola Jimoh,19, Kazeem Rafiu, 31, Kabiru Mudashiru, 35, Ajayi Michael, 18, Wasiu Suleiman, 40, Adeyemi Buhari, 25, Matthew Tochukwu, 26, Tella Akeem, 36, Kamali Dudu, 25, Arioye Saheed, 25, and Adeniyi Muhammed,23.

Others are Bashiru Mutairu, 38, Muhammed Abdulrahrem, 25, Peru John,30, Ibrahim Adeyemi,39, Kamaru Adisa, 50, Isamatu Ahmed, 23, Saheed Adisa, 51, Adetoye Wasiu, 50, Alao Timileyin, 18, Obele Adeyemi, 23, Jimoh Sadiq, 26, Adiamo Abdullahi, 23, Obele Adekunle, 36, Oladunjoye Isaac, 30, and Owoade Yekini, 20.

The Prosecutor, Insp Mustapha Tajudeen, told the court that the accused persons allegedly committed the offences on August 24 at 10:30pm, at Iwo.

Tajudeen said the accused conspired among themselves to set ablaze a Police Area Command office and its quarters which led to unlawful damage of Police Patrol Vehicles with Reg. No NPF 446D, NPF38C, SAS05, NPF 7619 and other items.

He alleged that the accused persons also damaged two AK47 rifles and one riot gun as well as an SUV Jeep with registration number GGC 281 GE Valued N3.4 million.

The prosecutor said the suspects also assaulted one Sgt Ogundipe Kolawole, inflicted injuries on him and also stole some electronic gadgets which were valued at one million Naira.

Tajudeen said a pair of police camouflage, three pairs of police uniform, one shirt, jeans, and a cash sum of N23,000 were carted away by the defendants.

Tajudeen said the offences committed contravened sections 516,443, 451,,356,70, 69,71,390 punishable under section 383 of the criminal code cap 34 vol.11, Laws of Osun, 2003.

After the charges were read to them, they pleaded not guilty to the 17 counts bordering on conspiracy, assault, breach of peace, unlawful damages, theft, and threat to life.

The Defence Counsel, Mr Taofeeq Telowogbade, prayed the court to admit his clients’ bail on the most liberal terms.

The Magistrate, Mrs Falilat Sodamade, granted the prayers of the defence counsel and admitted them to bail in the sum of N500,000 each with one surety each in the like sum.

Sodamade ordered that the sureties must reside within the court’s jurisdiction and show evidence of two years tax payment to Osun government.

She also ordered that the sureties must submit three passports photographs to the court registrar and provide affidavits of means.

The magistrate adjourned until October 8 for mention.

https://lailasnews.com/police-arraign-28-people-for-allegedly-razing-police-station-in-osun

3yrs in prison with hard labour

were the police sleeping dey all went out 4 bribe

But they won't do anything about the mofo that took that young man's life.. Awon werey

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Where were the meñ on duty

Yellowbar Amaka...

SKULL miners making headlines for the WRONG reasons

These guys go stay long inside jail without trial for a very long time

Even though I don't support the burning of police station, what about about the oloriburuku that killed the deceased? Won't the magistrate sentence him to death or life imprisonment? Abi ewo ni katikati.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dr3MDteySrw

they just arrested anybody on sight. 9ja which way.

miracood:
SKULL miners making headlines for the WRONG reasons

The police arraigned Raheem Adewale, 26, Lateef
Oluwafemi, 28, Ishola Jimoh,19, Kazeem Rafiu,
31, Kabiru Mudashiru, 35, Ajayi Michael, 18,
Wasiu Suleiman, 40, Adeyemi Buhari, 25, Matthew
Tochukwu, 26, Tella Akeem, 36, Kamali Dudu, 25,
Arioye Saheed, 25, and Adeniyi Muhammed,23.
Others are Bashiru Mutairu, 38, Muhammed
Abdulrahrem, 25, Peru John,30, Ibrahim
Adeyemi,39, Kamaru Adisa, 50, Isamatu Ahmed,
23, Saheed Adisa, 51, Adetoye Wasiu, 50, Alao
Timileyin, 18, Obele Adeyemi, 23, Jimoh Sadiq, 26,
Adiamo Abdullahi, 23, Obele Adekunle, 36,
Oladunjoye Isaac, 30, and Owoade Yekini, 20.

Hope you can see your brother on the list bolded?

This ones don buy market

It happened a few days ago and they've been arraigned already! Very good. That's how the police ought to do their job, not bundling hundreds of suspects to jail and unnecessarily increasing the prison population for many years to come when those rioters could be convicted within 2 weeks and given a jail term of three months and they resume normal life.
Our judges need to start reading news stories about how judges in developed countries handle cases like this, concluding trials within 1 week, sometimes, within a day!

Innocent people are there.. Make God save us for naija

24 innocent people and 4 nearly guilty

make them leave them jare

Sars killed one of those guys, they took law into their hands by burning the police station.

Homeboiy:
3yrs in prison with hard labour

double it...

Afonjas againnnnnn!!!

Tolexander:
Hope you can see your brother on the list bolded?

don't mind that mumu

Many innocent will go down.... this is 9ja. If u know u know

I guess the youths doesn't know that two wrongs don't make a right. No matter how frustrated you are or cheated upon, you still have to follow the due process to fight for your right. Jungle justice is never ever and can never be a solution to any problem.

miracood:
SKULL miners making headlines for the WRONG reasons

use ur head.

Tochukwu must’ve been the mastermind

Yorrobers again

This is very pitiful.
I remember when the incidence occurred, these people were hailed by everyone!

Now they're facing prison sentences, where are those people to come to their aid now?

Come to think of it, if the police station had not been burned down, their voices would not have been heard.

Lass lass sha, use your head well ooooo.
If you must fight the government, fight wisely. Because, the government can come back at you and those who hailed you will be the ones making mockery of you.
Just look at the comments above me for instance.


PS: wasn't it after this incidence The VP gave the order to reform SARZ


They should let these people go Abeg!
The fought for a right course.... Just used a wrong approach!