Some student of the University Of Lagos, Akoka, identified as Raheem Yusuf, 21, Adedoyin Adeyemi Abraham, 24, Olanrewaju Idowu 36 and
Safraini Oluyemi Peters 24, have been sentence to jail by a magistrate court for their alleged involvement in cult activities within the school premises.
The Lagos state police command had arrested the students for allegedly being members of a secret cult known as Aloral Bucania...
The police during the arraignment of the students yesterday, informed the court that on august 4th at about 9am in Biobaku Hall of he institution, the suspects had planned to carry out some cult activities that was likely to cause a breach of public peace....
Acting on a tipoff, the students were arrested and arraigned on a two count charge bordering on conspiracy to cause a breach of public peace and belonging to an unlawful and secret society.
They were docked before Chief Magistrate Oluwayemisi Adelaja on charge No; D/45/206. when the charges were read to them they all pleaded not guilty. The chief magistrate Oluwayemisi Adelaja granted the defendants Two hundred thousand naira bail with two sureties each in the like sum.
She ruled that the sureties must show evidence of three years tax payment to the Lagos State government, affidavit of livelihood and be residents of the state. She ordered that the students be remanded in prison custody until their bail conditions have been met.
The case was adjourned till September 26th for trail.....
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