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    Lorry Driver Remanded For Killing A Passenger

    straightnewsng.comBy straightnewsng.comJanuary 24, 2018 --- 7:21 pmUpdated:January 25, 2018 --- 7:25 pmNo Comments2 Mins Read
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    An Osun Magistrate Court sitting in Ile-Ife, Wednesday, remanded a tipper lorry driver in prison for allegedly killing a passenger.

    The Magistrate, Mr. Olalekan Ijiyode, ordered that the accused, Makinde Mutairu, 35, be remanded in prison custody pending the consideration of his bail application.

    The Prosecutor, Insp. Emmanuel Abdullahi told the court that the accused on January 13, 2018, knocked down and killed the motorcyclist at Akeredolu village near Ile-Ife.

    According to him, the accused drove a Bedford lorry with number plates: OYO XE 494 BDT dangerously on a public highway and without a driver’s licence.

    The prosecutor explained that the accused, through reckless driving, crashed into one Simeon Okechukwu while on a motorcycle with number plates: LAGOS EKY 841 QH, resulting in the death of a passenger, one Bukola Okechukwu.

    Abdullahi said that the offence contravened Sections 4, 18 (1) of the Criminal Code Law of Osun, 2002.

    The accused pleaded guilty to a count of manslaughter and not guilty to counts of reckless driving, without driving licence and damages.

    The defence counsel, Miss Mariam Lai-Ibrahim, was asked to make written application for consideration of the bail of the accused.

    The case was adjourned until Feb. 22, for hearing.

     

    killing a passenger Magistrate Makinde Mutairu Mr Olalekan Ijiyode Osun Magistrate Court
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