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Two Bus Conductors To Each Spend 120 Days In Prison For Fighting In Public

Two Bus Conductors To Each Spend 120 Days In Prison For Fighting In Public
Khadijah OlowodeBy Khadijah OlowodeJune 11, 2024No Comments30 Views
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An Area Court in Jos , Plateau State presided over by Justice Shawomi Bokkos on Tuesday, 11 June, 2024 sentenced  two bus conductors named Isah Abubakar and Abdulrazak Salihu, to three months imprisonment each for fighting in public and constituting a nuisance.

Justice Bokkos  sentenced the duo after they pleaded guilty to the offence.

The judge, however, gave the convicts an option of N 10,000 fine each or three months imprisonment for disturbing the peace of the public.

Earlier, the police prosecutor, Insp Monday Dabit, told the court that information was received at the Laranto police station that the convicts were engaged in a fight behind the St Augustine Major Seminary.

Dabit, who said that during the police investigation, the suspects confessed to the crime, explained that the offence contravened the provisions of Section 83 of the Plateau State Penal Code Law of Northern Nigeria.

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