Court grants bail to ‘Church of Satan’ Founder, others vanguardnews
Some youths of Ebem community in Ohafia council area had gone on rampage following the killing of a young trader identified as Ifeanyi Arunsi by the Police.
The Judge also held that the offence which the defendants were alleged to have committed are bail-able offences and granted them bail in the sum of N1,000,000 with two sureties each; one of which must be a traditional ruler or recognized chief and a senior civil servant.The court also held that the sureties must have verifiable address.
In his argument, Counsel to the Church of Satan founder, Ibeka Esq, pleaded on the stringent conditions to be applied in granting the 3rd accused bail, stressing that there is lingering acrimony in Ebem Ohafia where the church is located.
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