Exposed! Police Oga At The Top Forced Corporal To Arraign Innocent Man For Murder He Didn't Commit

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Shock pervaded the quiet atmosphere of the Ebute Meta Magistrate’s Court, Lagos, after an investigating police officer, Corporal Alagbe Olumide, admitted that he was forced by his Oga to arraign an innocent man, Ayodimeji Alegbeleye, for a murder crime he never committed.

Alegbeleye, 29, was being tried for the murder of one James Igbahan in January 2013 at Ajah. The police had claimed that the accused stabbed Igbahan with knife in his left ribs which led to his death...

After 2-counts were read to him, and he had pleaded not guilty, the prosecution lawyer filed application for his remand in prison custody pending the advice from the office of the Director of Public Prosecutions. However, the defence counsel protested the application, saying the accused knew nothing about the crime.

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Four Soldiers Beat A Police Corporal To Coma - What Do You Think ?

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A police Corporal was, beaten to coma by four soldiers in Bauchi

State adhering to a minor misunderstanding between the army and
the authorities in the state. The policeman, Abbas Haladu was said to have met the soldiers  who barricaded the entrance resulting in the Emir's palace near the Roundabout at about 7am if they descended on him,
beating him mercilessly.  Source gathered that Haladu's left hand was reportedly broken  by the soldiers allegedly led by a Sergeant.  In accordance with Source,the soldiers had barricaded the trail at about  8pm on Tuesday as a protection measure to forestall any breakdown  of law and order. 

It absolutely was learnt that Corporal Haladu who was in mufti was stopped from likely to the Emir's palace where he was posted to commence duty for the day.  Trouble started for the corporal when he was asked by the soldiers
to spot himself which he did, but the soldiers on duty have been already    reportedly angry insisted he wouldn't go through the barricade to the Emir's palace.