The Presiding Magistrate, Mrs E.N. Johnson of the Yaba
magistrate court has granted one Friday Effiong bail in the sum of
N100,000 with two sureties in like sum.
The suspect, Friday Effiong has been charged before Yaba
Magistrates for conspiracy, assault and stealing under the Criminal
Code.
Last week, it was reported that some robbers reportedly invaded
a female hostel located at Owe Street, Fadeyi area of Lagos. The
robbers stormed the hostel, had their way with some ladies, before
they carted away their phones and escaped.
It was also gathered that the robbers went to the place in the
night, rounded up the victims (names withheld) and engaged them in
sexual romp. Some of them reportedly sustained injuries in their
privates parts as a result of the forceful assault and were
undergoing treatment in various hospitals.
The matter was then reported to the police at Oniwaya Division
who moved to investigate and eventually arrested one of the
suspects.
Meanwhile, the Nigeria police has promised to intensify their
effort to arrest the other suspects who were involved including
their leader who was also identified as the leader of a cult group
in the area.
The matter however, has been adjourned till October as the court
was said to be on vacation.
The Presiding Magistrate, Mrs E.N. Johnson of the Yaba
magistrate court has granted one Friday Effiong bail in the sum of
N100,000 with two sureties in like sum.
The suspect, Friday Effiong has been charged before Yaba
Magistrates for conspiracy, assault and stealing under the Criminal
Code.
Last week, it was reported that some robbers reportedly invaded
a female hostel located at Owe Street, Fadeyi area of Lagos. The
robbers stormed the hostel, had their way with some ladies, before
they carted away their phones and escaped.
It was also gathered that the robbers went to the place in the
night, rounded up the victims (names withheld) and engaged them in
sexual romp. Some of them reportedly sustained injuries in their
privates parts as a result of the forceful assault and were
undergoing treatment in various hospitals.
The matter was then reported to the police at Oniwaya Division
who moved to investigate and eventually arrested one of the
suspects.
Meanwhile, the Nigeria police has promised to intensify their
effort to arrest the other suspects who were involved including
their leader who was also identified as the leader of a cult group
in the area.
The matter however, has been adjourned till October as the court
was said to be on vacation.