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The Nigeria Police Force on Monday in Abuja arraigned Senator Elisha Abbo before a magistrate's court in Zuba for allegedly assaulting a nursing woman in a sex toy shop in Abuja.
The offence that bordered on criminal force and assault which is contrary to section 263 and 264 of penal code. Abbo mounted the dock at 2:55 pm and pleaded not guilty to the two-count charge brought against him. The prosecution counsel, James Idachaba, told the court that the police had not yet concluded investigation in the matter and they needed more time.
He asked the court for an adjournment to enable them to conclude their investigation and open their case.
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