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Court jails 2 drivers 6 months each for stealing diesel - Vimarsana News

Court jails 2 drivers 6 months each for stealing diesel

An Area Court in Jos, on Tuesday sentenced Ibrahim Aliyu and Ibrahim Umar to six months imprisonment each, for stealing 180 litres of diesel and the cash

2 drivers jailed 6 months each for stealing diesel - Vimarsana News

2 drivers jailed 6 months each for stealing diesel

An Area Court in Jos, on Tuesday sentenced Ibrahim Aliyu and Ibrahim Umar, to six months imprisonment each, for stealing 180 litres of diesel and the cash sum of N250,000. The judge, Shawomi Bokkos, sentenced Aliyu and Umar, after they pleaded guilty to the offence, and begged the court for leniency. Bokkos also gave the

Two drivers jailed six months each for stealing diesel - Vimarsana News

Two drivers jailed six months each for stealing diesel

The judge, Shawomi Bokkos, sentenced Aliyu and Umar, after they pleaded guilty to the offence, and begged the court for leniency.

20-year-old jailed for house breaking, stealing from policeman - Vimarsana News

20-year-old jailed for house breaking, stealing from policeman

The convict pleaded guilty to the charge of house breaking and theft when he appeared before the court.

23-year-old student bags 6 months imprisonment for stealing solar light - Vimarsana News

23-year-old student bags 6 months imprisonment for stealing solar light

An Area Court in Jos, on Wednesday, sentenced a 23-year-old student, David Longji, to six months imprisonment for stealing solar security light.The Judge, Shawomi Bokkos, sentenced the convict after he had pleaded guilty to the offence and begged the court for leniency.The judge, however, gave the convict an option of N20,000 fine or six months