2 Arraigned For Stealing Drugs In Lagos
Two salesmen, Paul Bobby (29) and Bobby Isikong (48), have appeared before a Yaba magistrates’ court, Lagos State.Information Guide Nigeria
According to DAILY TRUST, the suspects have been accused of stealing N1 million worth of drugs belonging to their employer.
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ASP Rita Momah, the prosecutor, told the court that the defendants stole 50 packets of Long Jack drugs and 50 packets of other supplements with total value of N1m.
Momah said the defendants were employed by one Mr Chigozie Okufu to sell supplemental drugs, but that they converted the proceeds of the sales to their personal use.Jamb Result
DAILY TRUST reports that the Magistrate, Mrs Adeola Adedayo, admitted the defendants to bail in the sum of N300,000 with two sureties in like sum and adjourned the case to June 14.
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