The Court in a unanimous decision ruled that there was no direct circumstantial evidence that he conspired with anyone as evidence of prosecution witnesses in that regard were contradictory.
Justice Rita Pemu who read the lead judgment held that there was no direct circumstantial evidence that he conspired with anyone as evidence of prosecution witnesses in that regard were contradictory. She further held that based on facts and evidence before the court, it is certainly not Al-Mustapha who pulled the trigger and murdered Alhaja Kudirat Abiola.
The Court holds that he is liable to be discharged and acquitted.
Who is surprise by this verdict? This is Nigeria where the unthinkable happens.
ReplyDeletePlenty plenty money has exchanged hands. So who come kill Kudirat?
ReplyDeleteNigeria and its jungle justice where one who steals billions pay a meagre to be set free while one who steals corn is either amputated or burnt alive.God is the best of all judges.
ReplyDeleteTo his family,congrats and to the Abiolas let the will of God be done in our lives and to Obehi keep bloggingggggggggggggggggggg