Judiciary
Court remands security guard for allegedly damaging employer’s car
A 29-year-old security guard, Musa Mukhtari, was, on Wednesday, remanded by a Karu Upper Area Court, Abuja, for allegedly damaging his employer’s car.
The Judge, Ishaq Hassan, ordered Mukhtari’s remand until Dec. 2 to determine his sentence.
Mukhtari had pleaded guilty to the charges of criminal breach of trust and mischief, and begged for mercy.
The Prosecution Counsel, Olarewaju Osho, told the court that the complainant reported the matter at Asokoro Police Station on Nov. 17.
“The complainant had alleged that sometime in July, he entrusted his Toyota Hyundai, with registration number: YAB 419 MV to the defendant, who happened to be a security guard in his house.
“The complainant instructed the defendant to be warming the car while he traveled and pleaded with him not to drive the said car.
“However, the defendant disregarded the instructions, but dishonestly drove the said car and, in the process, had an accident with it, thereby causing so much damage to the car.
“The damaged part of the car include: the head light, front windscreen and the front bumper, which values have yet to be ascertained,” Osho told the court.
According to him, the offences contravene and are punishable under Sections 312 and 327 of the Penal Code.
Judiciary
Court remands man for allegedly stealing cold room compressor
A Sharia Court in Kano State on Wednesday ordered that a 25-year-old man, Ahmed Abdulkadir who pleaded guilty to stealing a cold room compressor unit worth N60,000 be remanded in a correction centre.
The police charged Abdulkadir, who lives in Fagge Quarters, Kano, with theft.
The Judge, Malam Umar Lawal-Abubaka, adjourned the matter until July 25 for summary trial.
Earlier, the Prosecution Counsel, Insp Abdullahi Wada told the court that the complainant, Nura Muhammed who also resides in Fagge Quarters, reported the matter at the Fagge Police Station, Kano, on July 6.
Wada alleged that the defendant, entered into the complainant’s shop and stole the compressor unit.
The defendant pleaded guilty to the charge.
Judiciary
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Judiciary
Jigawa High Court judges begin annual vacation
Jigawa State Chief Judge, Justice Umar M. Sadiq has approved July 10 for the commencement of annual vacation for the State High Court.
This was contained in a press statement signed by the Director, Publicity and Protocol Matters, Jigawa State Judiciary, issued to newmen.
The statement said the High Court Judicial staff would resume work on Monday, September 11, 2023.
He said the vacation is under the Provision of Order 45 Rule 5(1) of the Jigawa State High Court Civil Procedure Rules (Subsidiary Legislation) Cap. H-2, laws of Jigawa, 2012.
“Given the above, by the Provision of Jigawa State High Court 2022/2023 Legal Calendar, all High Court Judges shall be on vacation from Monday, 10th July, 2023, to Friday, 8th September, 2023 and resume work on Monday, 11th September, 2023,” he said.
He said that during the vacation period, Justice Mustapha Bello Adamu of High Court No 9 Hadejia would serve as the Vacation Judge and sit at High Court Complex, Dutse.
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