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KWARA HIGH COURT HANDS DOWN DEATH PENALTY TO TWO FOR ARMED ROBBERY

by Editor

In a landmark judgment, the Kwara State High Court has sentenced two individuals, Saheed Babatunde and Adebayo Musa, to death by hanging for Armed Robbery.

The judgment was delivered by Honourable Justice T.S. Umar, who presided over the case brought against the defendants for Criminal Conspiracy, Armed Robbery, and illegal possession of firearms.

The prosecution, led by Chief State Counsel Issa Zakari, presented compelling evidence, including a locally made gun, to establish the case against the defendants.

The evidence was further corroborated by the testimony of key witnesses, including the victim, Daramola Luke, a student of History and International Relations Department of the University of Ilorin, and the Investigating Police Officer (IPO), Inspector Bamigboye Abolade.

Despite the defendants’ denial of the allegations, the court found them guilty of the crimes charged. In addition to the death sentence for Armed Robbery, the defendants were sentenced to three years imprisonment for illegal possession of firearms.

The judgment marks a significant step in the pursuit of justice for the victim and his family. The court’s decision underscores the gravity of the crimes committed and serves as a deterrent to others who may be tempted to engage in similar activities.

The case highlights the commitment of the Kwara State judiciary to ensuring justice and safety for its citizens.

The court’s ruling is a testament to the effectiveness of the prosecution’s case and the commitment of the judiciary to upholding the law.

The judgment will likely bring closure to the victim and his family, who have had to endure the trauma of the incident.

The Kwara State judiciary’s commitment to ensuring justice and safety for its citizens is commendable. The court’s decision sends a strong message that armed robbery and other violent crimes will not be tolerated in the state. The judgment is a significant milestone in the pursuit of justice and safety in Kwara State.

In conclusion, the Kwara High Court’s judgment is a landmark decision that underscores the gravity of armed robbery and other violent crimes. The court’s commitment to upholding the law and ensuring justice for its citizens is commendable. The judgment serves as a deterrent to others and highlights the importance of community cooperation in preventing and investigating crimes.

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