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Welcome To Ladun Liadi's Blog: Popular Lagos Prophet Israel Oladele to remain in prison as court refuses post conviction bail - Vimarsana News

Welcome To Ladun Liadi's Blog: Popular Lagos Prophet Israel Oladele to remain in prison as court refuses post conviction bail

Welcome To Ladun Liadi's Blog Tuesday, December 15, 2020 Popular Lagos Prophet Israel Oladele to remain in prison as court refuses post conviction bail Justice Olabisi Akinlade of an Ikeja High Court on Tuesday refused the post-conviction bail application filed by Israel Oladele Ogundipe, a televangelist, popularly known as ‘Genesis’ and the head of the ‘Genesis Parish of the Celestial Church of Christ’, Alagbado, Lagos. Ogundipe was on Nov. 18 sentenced to a year in prison after being found guilty of the offences of conversion of property not delivered and stealing. The televangelis...

#EndSARS Protests: We froze accounts of companies not individuals - Vimarsana News

#EndSARS Protests: We froze accounts of companies not individuals

*As SANs blame attack on courts by hoodlums on sluggish Justice system By Ikechukwu Nnochiri Chief Judge of the Federal High Court, Justice John Tsoho, on Tuesday, said it was not true that the court intentionally froze accounts of promoters of the recent #EndSARS protest. Justice Tsoho stressed that contrary to media reports, the court froze accounts of some corporate entities the Central Bank of Nigeria, CBN, accused of sabotaging the country’s economy. He spoke during a special court session the High Court held to mark the commencement of its 2020/2021 legal year. The Nigerian Bar Associ...

FRAUD: Court refuses bail application of 'Genesis', Lagos-based Pastor - Vimarsana News

FRAUD: Court refuses bail application of 'Genesis', Lagos-based Pastor

FRAUD: Court refuses bail application of ‘Genesis’, Lagos-based Pastor On Kindly Share This Story: Justice Olabisi Akinlade of an Ikeja High Court on Tuesday refused the post-conviction bail application filed by Oladele Ogundipe, a televangelist, popularly known as ‘Genesis’ and the head of the ‘Genesis Parish of the Celestial Church of Christ’, Alagbado, Lagos. Reports have it that Ogundipe was on Nov. 18 sentenced to a year in prison after being found guilty of the offences of conversion of property not delivered and stealing. The televangelist, however, in a motion on notice f...

Court remands motorcyclist for alleged possession of firearms - Vimarsana News

Court remands motorcyclist for alleged possession of firearms

Court remands motorcyclist for alleged possession of firearms On Kindly Share This Story: An Ikeja Magistrates’ Court on Friday remanded a 21-year-old motorcyclist, Chukwudi Udoh, in Kirikiri Correctional Centre for allegedly being in possession of firearms. Udoh, a resident of No. 4 Adekoroye Street, Ejigbo, Lagos, is facing a four-count charge of unlawful assembly, conspiracy, attempted robbery and possession of firearms. The Magistrate, Mr A.O.O. Fajana, who did not take the plea of the defendant, ordered the prosecution to send the case file to the Lagos State Department of Public Pros...

Court sentences four traders to 3 years in prison for theft - Vimarsana News

Court sentences four traders to 3 years in prison for theft

Vanguard News Translate Court sentences four traders to 3 years in prison for theft On Kindly Share This Story: An Upper Area Court sitting in Kasuwan Nama in Jos on Friday sentenced four traders to three years imprisonment for conspiracy, trespass, house breaking and theft. The convicts are Bashir Tukur, 20, Nawas Rabiu, 18, Mutar Umar, 20 and Abdullahi Isaq, 22. The Judge, Lawal Suleiman, sentenced the four traders after they pleaded guilty. He, however, gave them an option of fine. “They are to spend six months or a fine of N10,000 for conspiracy each, another N40,00...