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Four Remanded by Magistrate Court for Alleged Attempted Homicide

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BY  UTHMAN BABA-NASEER , MINNA


The Chief Magistrate Court number two has ordered for the remand of four persons for alleged attempt to commit culpable homicide.

The Presiding Chief Magistrate Hajiya Rahmatu Adamu Gado  who gave the order said her court has no Jurisdiction to try the offence as the charge is capital in nature.

The defendants are  Shaibu Usman, Mohammed Ibrahim,Alhaji Sunsuda Santali and Liman Kudu,all resident of Kudu in Mokwa Local government area of Niger State.

They were standing trial on four count charges of Criminal  Conspiracy,,house trespass, attempt to commit an offence of culpable homicide and Mischief and theft.

According to the police, Prosecutor Inspector Aliyu Yakubu Kuta told the court that the four count charges were punishable under section 60,349,327 and 386 of the Niger State penal code law.

In a Charge Sheet marked  CMC/2/CR/46/2025 made available in court and obtained by this reporter one Sarki Garkuwa Tanko Usman, jointly reported  at the senior  Magistrate court  number Seven in Minna High Court Complexe that on the 6th of May,2025 at about 820 hours " you Shaibu,Usman, Mohammed Ibrahim, Suntura Santali and Liman Kudu trespassed into his house and destroyed his house,stole his cash amount of three million naira and beat him to a date of pulp."

When the charges were read to them by the Presiding Chief Magistrate Hajiya Rahmatu Adamu Gado,they all Pleaded not guilty to the charge.

At this point the Police Prosecutor Inspector Aliyu Yakubu Kuta,told the court that investigation into the case is still ongoing and prayed the court for a new date and requested the court to remand the defendants in Correctional Custody.

The defense counsel Barrister Abubakar Sadiq Buhari made an oral application for their bail.

The Presiding Chief Magistrate Hajiya Rahmatu Adamu Gado told him come with a motion to formally apply for their bail and she ordered for their remand in Correctional Custody.

She then adjourned the case to 17th of July 2025 for further mention

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