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Monday, 18 March 2024

Ondo: Police arraign 7 over alleged illegal possession of firearms, weapons


The Nigerian Police on Monday arraigned seven  men  at Akure Magistrates’ Court over alleged possession of firearms and other dangerous weapons. 

The suspects are: Balogun Ojo Samuel, 29, Jamiu Alidu,33, Olasoji Francis, 33, Sule Ojo, 30, Amodu Emmanuel Makinde,51, Omotoyinbo Segun,27 and Adejumo Ajayi Koya, 27.

The prosecution counsel, Itunu Osobu, told the court that the defendants were apprehended by army  personnel at military checkpoint in Owo on Akoko Road on Feb.23,2024.

Osobu added that the suspects were armed with  fabricated local pistols, three axes, jack knives, one cutlass, two hammers and other dangerous weapons.

He explained that the military personnel handed the defendants to Department of Security Service ( DSS) in Akure while the DSS handed over to police.

The prosecution counsel, therefore, submitted a remand application with a 16-paragraph affidavit in support of the application to  the court. 

The prosecution counsel told the court that the affidavit was accompanied with 11 exhibits. 

The defendants, however, pleaded not guilty to the allegation. 

Responding to the application, the defendants’ counsel, Mr O.A Olahanmi,  prayed the court for adjournment of the case to enable him to reply to the remand application submitted by the prosecution counsel.

Ruling on the case, the court’s Magistrate, Mrs O.W Dosunmu, adjourned  the case to March 27 to enable the defendants’ counsel respond to remand application filed by the prosecution.

Dosunmu added that  the defendants should be remanded in police custody.

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