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Eight men docked for allegedly cutting dead man’s parts

Admin December 23, 2022
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Dec. 23, 2022

Eight men were on Friday docked in an Iyaganku Magistrates’ Court, Ibadan for allegedly cutting a dead man’s body parts.

The defendants: Waheed Tijani, 50, Taiwo Yunusa, 38, Afeez Ariyo, 43, Kazeem Tejumaje, 47, Abdulrasheed Tanimola, 55, Muritala Kewulere, 65, Dauda Azeez, 52 and Abdulhakeem Oriola, 51 were also charged with conspiracy and disregard to corpse.

The Prosecutor, Mr Philip Amusan, told the court that the defendants allegedly committed the offence on Dec. 13, at Gbedun area, Ibadan.

He alleged that the defendants improperly interfered with the corpse of one late Nimotalahi Amidu by cutting off his head and body parts.

Amusan said the offence contravened Sections 517 and 242(1) of the Criminal laws of Oyo State, 2000.

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

The Magistrate, Mrs O. A Akande granted them bail in the sum of N50,000 each and one surety each in like sum.

She adjourned the case until Feb. 22, 2023 for hearing. (NAN)

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Tags: Abdulhakeem Oriola Abdulrasheed Tanimola Afeez Ariyo Dauda Azeez Kazeem Tejumaje Muritala Kewulere Nimotalahi Amidu Taiwo Yunusa Waheed Tijani

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