Two barbers who alleged stabbed one Sunday
Adufe in the eye with a screwdriver were on Wednesday granted N250, 000 bail
each by an Ikeja Magistrates' Court in Lagos.
The
accused, Tanko Wasiu and Buhariyu Sulaimon, were also granted two sureties each
in like sum as part of their bail conditions by the Chief Magistrate, Mrs
Omolade Awope.
She said
the sureties must show evidence of two years tax payment to the Lagos State
Government.
Wasiu,
33 and Sulaimon, 22, both residents of No. 19, Calvary close, Obawole, Iju in
Lagos State, are facing four-count charge bordering on breach of peace and
assault.
The
Prosecutor, Insp. Ezekiel Ayorinde, told the court that the accused with some
others still at large committed the offences on April 26 at Obawole Community,
Iju-Ishaga, Lagos.
He said
the accused assaulted Adufe by stabbing his eye and beating him with sticks and
cable wires
``Adufe
said the trouble started when he went to Wasiu’s wife to ask for the money she
borrowed from him in March.
"The
accused, then armed themselves with dangerous weapons, took Adufe to a carnal
near their residence and accused him of having an affair with Wasiu’s wife
before beating him,’’ he said.
Ayorinde
said the offence contravened Sections 166, 170, 171 and 244 of the Criminal Law
of Lagos State, 2011.
It was gathered that Section 171 prescribes three-year jail
term for offenders.
The
accused, however, pleaded innocence of the offences.
Awope
adjourned the case to June 3 for mention.
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