A. G. IRIKEFE, J.S.C. (Delivering the Leading Judgment): I agree that, as conceded by appellants' counsel, this appeal lacks merit. Accordingly, I would dismiss the appeal of each appellant. Appeal dismissed.
A. O. OBASEKI, J.S.C.: I agree with the learned counsel for the appellants that there is nothing that can be usefully urged in favour of the appellants. On the merits, the appellants, self confessed participants in the robbery, were properly convicted and their appeal properly dismissed by the Federal Court of Appeal. The fact that they were hired to carry the loot of the robbery is irrelevant as they accompanied those who hired them to the scene of robbery and saw action at the scene which sent one of the night guards, Idirisu, flying away for safety.
The appeal lacks merit and is hereby dismissed.
K. ESO, J.S.C.: In this appeal, Mr. Shola Rhodes, learned counsel for the appellants has nothing in law to urge in favour of the appellants. I think he is right. The appellants were r…