Update: Court Refuses Bail Application, Remands 47 Arrested in Mubi



The Chief Magistrate Court 2 sitting in Yola, Adamawa State has remanded no fewer than 47 in prison custody for various offences. News Platform 

The defendants were remanded at the Correctional Centre by the magistrate court presided by M. A. Adamu, and refused to admit them to bail.

It could be recalled that a joint security operation conducted in Mubi and environs led to the arrest of 73 suspects for various offences.

Arraigning 23 defendants before the court, Inspector Ahmed Abubakar alleged that the defendants criminally conspired, armed themselves with dangerous weapons, engaged in violent activities.

According to him, the defendants were charged with offences bordering on criminal conspiracy, culpable homicide, kidnapping, armed robbery, illegal possession of firearms, terrorism, theft, receiving stolen property, mischief, and other related offences.

Other offences of which they were arraigned include criminal conspiracy, unlawful possession of weapons, prohibition of illicit drinks and banned substances and inciting disturbance.

Insp Ahmed informed the court that the defendants had distributed and consumed banned substances including tramadol, diazepam and substances suspected to be Indian hemp, thereby causing disturbance and terrorizing the inhabitants of Mubi North and Mubi South LGAs.

He told the court that the operatives recovered exhibits from the suspects including army face caps, fake police identity cards, machetes, knives, daggers and jack-knives among others and urged the court not to grant them bail as investigation is still ongoing.

Insp Ahmed insisted that the court should not grant them as the nature of their offences require legal advice from the Ministry of Justice Adamawa State.

Other 24 defendants were arraigned in court by ASP Ezra Bulus, where the court equally remanded them at the Correctional Centre for various offences as contained in First Information Report tendered by the prosecutor.

The 1st set of the defendants include:

1. Salim Isah

2. Abubakar Ahmadu

3. Bashir Musa

4. Ahmadu Samaila

5. Aliyu Muhammed 

6. Lazarus Isah

7. Isiyaku Adamu

8. Eze Ebube

9. Aimadgi Chiebelum

10. Umar Abubakar 

11. Ibrahim Kabiru

12. Sadik Talake

13. Kamaludden Umar 

14. Moses Ayuba

15. Ijasini Ahmadu

16. Lukman Jibrilla

17. Zayyanu Shuaibu

18. Ali Muhammed 

19. Abubakar Bashir

20. Isah Umar

21. Isah Muhammad 

22. Iliyasu Muhammed 

23. Abubakar Ibrahim 


The 2nd set of defendants include:

1. Ibrahim Yusuf alias Choraki

2. Abdul Aziz Umar alias Waziri

3. Hassan Abubakar alias Wala

4. Dauda Adamu alias Mabo

5. Ibrahim Saidu alias Officer

6. Abdu Ismail alias Coach

7. Aliyu Saidu alias Gorga

8. Aliyu Mohammed alias Malam Yaya

9. Yahaya Mohammed alias Malam Yaye

10. Musa Adamu alias Bulle

11. Ali Ibrahim alias Kawu

12. Usman Saleh alias Manusa

13. Faisal Usman alias Wakati

14. Usman Ahmadu alias Koroko

15. Ibrahim Ali alias Mangal

16. Saidu Abdullahi

17. Usman Ahmadu

18. Abdulkarim Musa Aliyu

19. Adamu Mohammed

20. Faisal Abubakar

21. Musa Ali alias Lale

22. Adamu Isa Ali AD

23. Ismail Jauro alias Pullo

24. Bashir Alhaji Jingi alias Dan-Achaji

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