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ABIOLA
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FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF NIGERIA

(2014) JELR 55105 (CA)

Court of Appeal 27 Nov 2014 Nigeria
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- The appellant and others were charged with conspiracy and stealing bags containing a large sum of money at an airport in Lagos. - The appellant filed a motion to quash the charges, arguing that the proof of evidence did not disclose the o

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Suit Number:CA/L/111B/2013
Judges:AMINA ADAMU AUGIE JCA (Presided) SAMUEL CHUKWUDUMEBI OSEJI JCA (Read the Lead Judgment) ABIMBOLA OSARUGUE OBASEKI-ADEJUMO JCA
Counsel:Adekunle Oyesanya SAN (with him, O. Giwa-Osagie, Ike Nwachukwu and T. Kotun) - for the Appellant. -*- E. K. Ugwu Asst. Director (FMJ) - for the 1st Respondent. -*- (Gabriel Agwu wately brief for the Victim of the Crime) -*- S. Abdulkareem (Mrs.) holding brief of Eze Alala - for the 2nd and D -*- Respondent and appears for the 3rd and 4th Respondents.

OSEJI JCA (DELIVERING THE LEADING JUDGMENT): The appellant herein, together with some other persons were arraigned before the Federal High Court, Lagos Division, and presided over Idris J. on 1 March 2012 on a three count charge which read as follows:- Charge No. FHC/L/386C/2009 Between: Federal Republic of Nigeria (Complainant) and Emirates Airlines Pathfinder International Ltd, Nigerian Aviation Handing Company Plc, AbayomiAdekanbi Abiola, Isiaka Adegoke Adedji, Awonnubi Abayomi, Jennifer Abayomi, Obinna Onyeukwu Onyenso, Mohammed Yousouf, George Ikpekhia, Haffeez Azeem (Accused Persons).

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That you, Emirates Airlines, Pathfinder International Ltd, Nigerian Aviation Handling Company Plc, Abayomi Adekanbi Abiola ‘m’, Isiaka Adegoke Adedji ‘m’, Awonubi Abayomi ‘m’, Jennifer Eze ‘f’ Obinna Onyeukwu Onyenso ‘m’, Mohammed Yousouf ‘m’, George Ikpekhia ‘m’and Haffeez Azeem ‘m’ on or about 19 December 2007 at Murtala Mohammed International Airport Ikeja, Lagos within the jurisdictio…

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