Businessman Arrested in Lagos for Stealing Spaghetti

Date:

Reading time: 1 Minute

 

The police, on Tuesday, arraigned a businessman, Sanni Alhassan, 38, before the Ikeja Chief Magistrates’ Court for receiving stolen spaghetti worth N54 million.

The prosecution counsel, John Iberedem, told the court that the defendant committed the offence between February 18 and 23 at Taiwo Sabo Aharon Road.

He said the defendant received 4,725 cartons of Honeywell Spaghetti valued at N54 million, knowing it was stolen.

“He couldn’t give any satisfactory explanation as to how he got the said goods,” said Mr Iberedem.

According to him, the offence contravenes the provisions of Section 328(9)(1)of the Criminal Law of Lagos.

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

The magistrate, E. Kubeinje, granted the defendant bail of N4 million, with two reliable sureties in like sum.

Kebeinje ruled that the sureties must be gainfully employed, with proof of tax payments and verification.

She adjourned the matter until July 27 for a hearing.

(NAN)

Tropic Reporters
Tropic Reportershttps://tropicreporters.com
Tropic Reporters is an online news platform based in Nigeria that focuses on promoting journalism from the citizens' perspectives to enhance access to credible information and clarification on basic issues and topics affecting the growth and development of our communities and other parts of Africa and the world in general. For advertisment tropicreporters@gmail.com WhatsApp/Telegram: 07066518087

Share post:

Subscribe

spot_imgspot_img

Popular

More like this
Related

Sokoto Governor Grants Freedom to 113 Inmates, Offers N50,000 to Released Prisoners

Governor Ahmed Aliyu of Sokoto State has granted clemency...

Tinubu Swears In Abdullahi Usman Bello as CCB Chairman

On Wednesday, President Bola Tinubu sworn in Dr. Abdullahi...

FG Drops Money Laundering Charges Against Binance Executive

In a notable legal development, the Federal Government has...

Tinubu Merges Tourism and Culture Ministries, Scraps Sports Ministry

In a significant move towards federal restructuring, President Bola...