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A Lagos State High Court sitting in Ikeja, on Wednesday sentenced one Shola Agboola to 21 years imprisonment for armed robbery.Justice Hakeem Oshodi delivered the judgement in charge No. ID/706c/14 between the State of Lagos vs Shola Agboola.The defendant was earlier arrested by the Police and arraigned by the State on 3rd August, 2014.He was charged with four counts of allegedly commiting armed robbery, conspiracy to commit robbery and assault on the two persons who were his victims.The Prosecuting Counsel, Olabisi Ogungbesan, of the Directorate of Public Prosecutions, at the State Ministry of Justice, had urged the court to show no leniency in the sentencing of the defendant. Read Also Coup Plotters To Face Court April 22 As FG Files Treason ChargesCourt Fines Lafarge N2m for Using Ex-Employees Name, Details Online After DismissalCourt Transfers Alleged Political Thugs Murder Case to Osogbo A stanley thermos DVERTISEMENT She had noted that the testimonies of four witnesses and the five exhibits tendered before the court confirmed th hydroJug sport e allegations of the crime against the defendant.The trial judge, Justice Oshodi stated that the evidences provided by the prosecution were credible and compelling.Justice adidas samba adidas Oshodi found the defendant guilty of the charge, punishable under section 297, 295 2a and 172 of the Criminal Laws of Lagos State 2015. Ocrd Afreximbank to support Nigerian manufacturers with $500m facility
Wednesday 04 March 2020 9:13 am|Updated:Wednesday 04 March 2020 9:17 amIntu shares plunge after it cans pound;1bn emergency cash callBy: James BoothShareFacebookShare on FacebookXShare on TwitterLinkedInShare on LinkedI stanley cup website nWhatsAppShare on WhatsAppEmailShare on EmailAdd as a preferredsource on GoogleBritish stanley deutschland Land also owns the Trafford CentreShopping centre-owner Intu has cancelled an emergency fundraising after it was unable to persuade enough shareholders to put money into its business.Its shares crashed 38 per cent this morning to 6p following the announcement, before recovering to 9p ndash; down 15 per cent on last nightrsquo close.The com owala cup pany last month said it was seeking to raise pound;1bn to pound;1.5bn from investors to fix its balance sheet.However, today Intu said following discussions with new and existing investors it has concluded it is unable to proceed with an equity raise at this point.Intu said: Current uncertainty in the equity markets and retail property investment markets precluded a number of potential investors from committing capital into the business and Intu was therefore unable to reach the target quantum at the current time. Intu the red: Can landlord keep going Neil Wilson, chief market analyst at Markets, said: This casts doubt on the future of the business. Intu said it had received several expressions of interest to explore alternative capital structures and asset disposals during the