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SUNDAY
V.
STATE

(2010) JELR 47873 (SC)

Supreme Court 16 Jul 2010 Nigeria
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Suit Number:SC.46/2009-SC.47/2009
Judges:DAHIRU MUSDAPHER Justice of The Supreme Court of Nigeria WALTER SAMUEL NKANU ONNOGHEN Justice of The Supreme Court of Nigeria FRANCIS FEDODE TABAI Justice of The Supreme Court of Nigeria MUHAMMAD SAIFULLAH MUNTAKA-COOMASSIE Justice of The Supreme Court of Nigeria OLUFUNLOLA OYELOLA ADEKEYE Justice of The Supreme Court of Nigeria
Counsel:Dr. J. Y. Musa with him, I.H. Yamah, M.O. Onyilokwu, E.E. Eko, M.C. Sojachukwu, Theophilus Ejeh and Bassey Etubudo For Appellant Alhaji Aliyu Umar, A-G Kano State with him, Shuaibu Sule, DPP, Mustapha Mohammad DDPP, Hafsat Wali and Halima Ahmad. For Respondent
Other Citations:Sunday v. State (2010) 18 NWLR (Pt.1224) 223

FRANCIS FEDODE TABAI, J.S.C (Delivering the Leading Judgment):The Appellant together with three others, namely; Samuel Attah, Vincent Friday and Hyginus Oformata were charged and tried at the Kano Judicial Division of the High court of Justice Kano on a two count charge of conspiracy and armed robbery. The charges were laid out as follows:-

THE FIRST HEAD OF CHARGE

"That you Samuel Attah, Vincent Friday, Ikechukwu Sunday and Hyginus Oformata on or about the 10th day of September, 2000 at Na'ibawa quarters Kano, within Kano Judicial Division agreed to do an illegal act to wit, rob the home of Alhaji Danjuma Ali Garko at Na'ibawa of money and jewellery and the same act was done pursuant to the agreement and that you thereby committed an offence contrary to section 5(b) of the Robbery and Firearms (Special provisions) Decree 1984 as amended by Decree No. 62 of 1999."

THE SECOND HEAD OF CHARGE

"That you Samuel Attah of Na'ibawa quarters, Vincent Friday of Unguwa Uku quarters, Ikechukwu Su…

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