Osun Police Arraigned Seven Suspects Over Attack On First Lady

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Osun Police Arraign Seven Suspects Over Attack On First Lady

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The Nigeria Police Force, Osun State Command has arraigned seven suspects who were arrested in connection to the attack of the convoy of the Osun State First Lady, Mrs. Kafayat Oyetola.

The suspects were arraigned before the Osun State Magistrate’s Court sitting in Osogbo on Tuesday.

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GWG reports that, the convoy of First Lady, Kafayat Oyetola was attacked last Friday night at Owode Ede, with two aides of the governor’s wife injured.

The suspects; “Paul Omolola (40yrs), Rasaki Hammed (19yrs), Soliu Waheed (21yrs), Tiamiyu Bashiru (30yrs), Olayiwola John(26yrs), Mutiu Owoade (28yrs) and Tunde Ibrahim 20yrs were arraigned on four counts of conspiracy, conduct likely to cause breach of public peace, unlawful damage of convoy and assault.”

The police prosecutor, Kayode Asanbe, told the court that the seven defendants “and others at large on 19th August 2022, around 8pm at Owode Market, Ede, conspired among themselves to wit serious assault, malicious damage, conduct likely to cause breach of peace by attacking First Lady, Mrs. Kafayat Oyetola’s convoy which led to some of her aides to sustain injuries.”

He added that they damaged three of the vehicles in the convoy and unlawfully assaulted aides of the First Lady, Benson Oyebode and Femi Alabi by stoning them.

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According to him, the offences contravened sections 249 (d), 516, 451 and 356 (2) of the criminal code cap 34 Vol. II laws of Osun State of Nigeria 2002.

The defence counsel, S.A Gbenle made an oral bail application for the defendants after they pleaded not guilty to the charges against them.

The magistrate, I. R Salami, granted the defendant bail with the sum of N500,000 with two sureties who must be blood relations and civil servant.

She adjourned the case to September 26, 2022 for hearing.

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