ADVERTISEMENT

50-yr-old woman docked for stealing laptop, TV

A 50-year-old woman has been charged for breaking into someone's house and stealing valuable items.

Justice at work

Bukola Awolu, a 50-year-old woman, has been dragged to the Ebute Meta Chief Magistrates’ Court sitting in Lagos, charged with burglary.

Awolu, an Oyo State based trader, was alleged to have broken into an apartment belonging to one Rasaki Obafemi, and stole valuables including a laptop valued at N168, 000, an LG flat screen television, an other items.

The prosecutor, Inspector Feddy Asu, told the court that the offences of stealing and housebreaking were committed February 26, 2015, at No. 36, Niger Street, off Odaliki Street, Ebute Meta, noting that they contravene Sections 285 and 305(b) of the Criminal Law of Lagos State, 2011, which jointly prescribes three years and seven years in jail if found guilty.

JOIN OUR PULSE COMMUNITY!

Unblock notifications in browser settings.
ADVERTISEMENT

Eyewitness? Submit your stories now via social or:

Email: eyewitness@pulse.ng

Recommended articles

Nigeria@64: Revisiting notable intersections between politics and music

Nigeria@64: Revisiting notable intersections between politics and music

10 songs that celebrate Nigeria & inspire patriotism

10 songs that celebrate Nigeria & inspire patriotism

Army troops eliminates 8 terrorists, rescues 40 hostages, seizes weapons

Army troops eliminates 8 terrorists, rescues 40 hostages, seizes weapons

A Journey Through Emotion: Watch these tear-jerking Nollywood movies

A Journey Through Emotion: Watch these tear-jerking Nollywood movies

Don’t Miss These 21 Incredible Deals on Gadgets & Fashion

Don’t Miss These 21 Incredible Deals on Gadgets & Fashion

Benin ASUU zonal coordinator escapes from kidnappers due to Police pressure

Benin ASUU zonal coordinator escapes from kidnappers due to Police pressure

NAFDAC calls on patent medicine dealers to stop selling inferior drugs

NAFDAC calls on patent medicine dealers to stop selling inferior drugs

If I say anything, let me die - Verydarkman to reps Panel

If I say anything, let me die - Verydarkman to reps Panel

EFCC says money laundering charges against Bobrisky were dropped lawfully

EFCC says money laundering charges against Bobrisky were dropped lawfully

ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT