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Agbola Ibrahim, a 23-year-old man has been publicly dsgraced.
The young man was awarded 12 strokes of the cane in an open court for stealing an unregistered Bajaj motorcycle in Ibadan.
The motorcycle was valued at N250,000 as at the time of coming the offence.
The Chief Magistrate, Mr.A.A. Adebisi gave the sentence while hearing the case at the Magistrate Court 2, Iyaganku, Ibadan, Friday.
Ibrahim, who was arrested and arraigned by the police was said to have been nabbed while running away with the stolen unregistered motorcycle around Mokola area of the Ibadan metropolist.
He was arraigned on one count charge of stealing with charge No:MI/1555/2017 and pleaded guilty to the crime.
The prosecutor, Mr. Shalewa Hammed told the court that the accused on the 23 of August 2017 at about 2pm at Mokola area of Ibadan magisterial district did have in his possession one unregistered Bajaj motorcycle valued at about N250,000.
According to the prosecutor, the offences contravened section 430 of the criminal Code Cap 38, Vol. II, Laws of Oyo State of Nigeria 2000.
Agbola Ibrahim, a 23-year-old man has been publicly dsgraced.
The young man was awarded 12 strokes of the cane in an open court for stealing an unregistered Bajaj motorcycle in Ibadan.
The motorcycle was valued at N250,000 as at the time of coming the offence.
The Chief Magistrate, Mr.A.A. Adebisi gave the sentence while hearing the case at the Magistrate Court 2, Iyaganku, Ibadan, Friday.
Ibrahim, who was arrested and arraigned by the police was said to have been nabbed while running away with the stolen unregistered motorcycle around Mokola area of the Ibadan metropolist.
He was arraigned on one count charge of stealing with charge No:MI/1555/2017 and pleaded guilty to the crime.
The prosecutor, Mr. Shalewa Hammed told the court that the accused on the 23 of August 2017 at about 2pm at Mokola area of Ibadan magisterial district did have in his possession one unregistered Bajaj motorcycle valued at about N250,000.
According to the prosecutor, the offences contravened section 430 of the criminal Code Cap 38, Vol. II, Laws of Oyo State of Nigeria 2000.
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