University (OAU) Lecturer, Prof. Richard Akindele, in Ilesa prison
custody, for allegedly demanding sex for mark from his student.
 |
| Prof. Richard Akindele |
Justice Maureen
Onyetenu ordered the remand on Monday pending the filing of his formal
bail application.
Mr Kehinde Adedoye, the Independent Corrupt Practice and Other
Related Offences Commission (ICPC) Prosecutor, had told the court that
the defendant had on Sept. 16, 2017 unlawfully demanded sexual benefits
for marks from Monica Osagie.
According to the prosecutor, the defendant is facing a four-count charge.
“The defendant corruptly asked for sexual benefits from Miss Monica
Osagie on account of favour to be afterwards shown to her in the
discharge of his official duties as a lecturer, to wit: altering her
academic grades from fail to pass in the course, MBA 632 – Research
Method,” he said.
The offences, he said, contravened Sections 8 (1) (A) (2) and 18 (d)
of the corrupt practices and other related offenses Act 2000 and
punishable under same sections.
The defendant, however, pleaded not guilty to the charges preferred against him.
The Defense Counsel, Mr Fola Omotoso, thereafter, prayed the court to grant his client bail in the most liberal terms.
The ICPC counsel, however, opposed the bail application, noting that
the defendant had refused to appear before the commission since he was
granted administrative bail.
Onyetenu, therefore, ordered the defense counsel to file a formal bail application before the next date of adjournment.
The trial judge adjourned the matter till Nov. 27 for definite hearing and ordered the remand of the defendant.
Prof. Akindele was a lecturer in the Department of Management and Accounting of the university.
University (OAU) Lecturer, Prof. Richard Akindele, in Ilesa prison
custody, for allegedly demanding sex for mark from his student.
|
| Prof. Richard Akindele |
Justice Maureen
Onyetenu ordered the remand on Monday pending the filing of his formal
bail application.
Mr Kehinde Adedoye, the Independent Corrupt Practice and Other
Related Offences Commission (ICPC) Prosecutor, had told the court that
the defendant had on Sept. 16, 2017 unlawfully demanded sexual benefits
for marks from Monica Osagie.
According to the prosecutor, the defendant is facing a four-count charge.
“The defendant corruptly asked for sexual benefits from Miss Monica
Osagie on account of favour to be afterwards shown to her in the
discharge of his official duties as a lecturer, to wit: altering her
academic grades from fail to pass in the course, MBA 632 – Research
Method,” he said.
The offences, he said, contravened Sections 8 (1) (A) (2) and 18 (d)
of the corrupt practices and other related offenses Act 2000 and
punishable under same sections.
The defendant, however, pleaded not guilty to the charges preferred against him.
The Defense Counsel, Mr Fola Omotoso, thereafter, prayed the court to grant his client bail in the most liberal terms.
The ICPC counsel, however, opposed the bail application, noting that
the defendant had refused to appear before the commission since he was
granted administrative bail.
Onyetenu, therefore, ordered the defense counsel to file a formal bail application before the next date of adjournment.
The trial judge adjourned the matter till Nov. 27 for definite hearing and ordered the remand of the defendant.
Prof. Akindele was a lecturer in the Department of Management and Accounting of the university.
University (OAU) Lecturer, Prof. Richard Akindele, in Ilesa prison
custody, for allegedly demanding sex for mark from his student.
|
| Prof. Richard Akindele |
Justice Maureen
Onyetenu ordered the remand on Monday pending the filing of his formal
bail application.
Mr Kehinde Adedoye, the Independent Corrupt Practice and Other
Related Offences Commission (ICPC) Prosecutor, had told the court that
the defendant had on Sept. 16, 2017 unlawfully demanded sexual benefits
for marks from Monica Osagie.
According to the prosecutor, the defendant is facing a four-count charge.
“The defendant corruptly asked for sexual benefits from Miss Monica
Osagie on account of favour to be afterwards shown to her in the
discharge of his official duties as a lecturer, to wit: altering her
academic grades from fail to pass in the course, MBA 632 – Research
Method,” he said.
The offences, he said, contravened Sections 8 (1) (A) (2) and 18 (d)
of the corrupt practices and other related offenses Act 2000 and
punishable under same sections.
The defendant, however, pleaded not guilty to the charges preferred against him.
The Defense Counsel, Mr Fola Omotoso, thereafter, prayed the court to grant his client bail in the most liberal terms.
The ICPC counsel, however, opposed the bail application, noting that
the defendant had refused to appear before the commission since he was
granted administrative bail.
Onyetenu, therefore, ordered the defense counsel to file a formal bail application before the next date of adjournment.
The trial judge adjourned the matter till Nov. 27 for definite hearing and ordered the remand of the defendant.
Prof. Akindele was a lecturer in the Department of Management and Accounting of the university.
University (OAU) Lecturer, Prof. Richard Akindele, in Ilesa prison
custody, for allegedly demanding sex for mark from his student.
|
| Prof. Richard Akindele |
Justice Maureen
Onyetenu ordered the remand on Monday pending the filing of his formal
bail application.
Mr Kehinde Adedoye, the Independent Corrupt Practice and Other
Related Offences Commission (ICPC) Prosecutor, had told the court that
the defendant had on Sept. 16, 2017 unlawfully demanded sexual benefits
for marks from Monica Osagie.
According to the prosecutor, the defendant is facing a four-count charge.
“The defendant corruptly asked for sexual benefits from Miss Monica
Osagie on account of favour to be afterwards shown to her in the
discharge of his official duties as a lecturer, to wit: altering her
academic grades from fail to pass in the course, MBA 632 – Research
Method,” he said.
The offences, he said, contravened Sections 8 (1) (A) (2) and 18 (d)
of the corrupt practices and other related offenses Act 2000 and
punishable under same sections.
The defendant, however, pleaded not guilty to the charges preferred against him.
The Defense Counsel, Mr Fola Omotoso, thereafter, prayed the court to grant his client bail in the most liberal terms.
The ICPC counsel, however, opposed the bail application, noting that
the defendant had refused to appear before the commission since he was
granted administrative bail.
Onyetenu, therefore, ordered the defense counsel to file a formal bail application before the next date of adjournment.
The trial judge adjourned the matter till Nov. 27 for definite hearing and ordered the remand of the defendant.
Prof. Akindele was a lecturer in the Department of Management and Accounting of the university.
University (OAU) Lecturer, Prof. Richard Akindele, in Ilesa prison
custody, for allegedly demanding sex for mark from his student.
|
| Prof. Richard Akindele |
Justice Maureen
Onyetenu ordered the remand on Monday pending the filing of his formal
bail application.
Mr Kehinde Adedoye, the Independent Corrupt Practice and Other
Related Offences Commission (ICPC) Prosecutor, had told the court that
the defendant had on Sept. 16, 2017 unlawfully demanded sexual benefits
for marks from Monica Osagie.
According to the prosecutor, the defendant is facing a four-count charge.
“The defendant corruptly asked for sexual benefits from Miss Monica
Osagie on account of favour to be afterwards shown to her in the
discharge of his official duties as a lecturer, to wit: altering her
academic grades from fail to pass in the course, MBA 632 – Research
Method,” he said.
The offences, he said, contravened Sections 8 (1) (A) (2) and 18 (d)
of the corrupt practices and other related offenses Act 2000 and
punishable under same sections.
The defendant, however, pleaded not guilty to the charges preferred against him.
The Defense Counsel, Mr Fola Omotoso, thereafter, prayed the court to grant his client bail in the most liberal terms.
The ICPC counsel, however, opposed the bail application, noting that
the defendant had refused to appear before the commission since he was
granted administrative bail.
Onyetenu, therefore, ordered the defense counsel to file a formal bail application before the next date of adjournment.
The trial judge adjourned the matter till Nov. 27 for definite hearing and ordered the remand of the defendant.
Prof. Akindele was a lecturer in the Department of Management and Accounting of the university.
University (OAU) Lecturer, Prof. Richard Akindele, in Ilesa prison
custody, for allegedly demanding sex for mark from his student.
|
| Prof. Richard Akindele |
Justice Maureen
Onyetenu ordered the remand on Monday pending the filing of his formal
bail application.
Mr Kehinde Adedoye, the Independent Corrupt Practice and Other
Related Offences Commission (ICPC) Prosecutor, had told the court that
the defendant had on Sept. 16, 2017 unlawfully demanded sexual benefits
for marks from Monica Osagie.
According to the prosecutor, the defendant is facing a four-count charge.
“The defendant corruptly asked for sexual benefits from Miss Monica
Osagie on account of favour to be afterwards shown to her in the
discharge of his official duties as a lecturer, to wit: altering her
academic grades from fail to pass in the course, MBA 632 – Research
Method,” he said.
The offences, he said, contravened Sections 8 (1) (A) (2) and 18 (d)
of the corrupt practices and other related offenses Act 2000 and
punishable under same sections.
The defendant, however, pleaded not guilty to the charges preferred against him.
The Defense Counsel, Mr Fola Omotoso, thereafter, prayed the court to grant his client bail in the most liberal terms.
The ICPC counsel, however, opposed the bail application, noting that
the defendant had refused to appear before the commission since he was
granted administrative bail.
Onyetenu, therefore, ordered the defense counsel to file a formal bail application before the next date of adjournment.
The trial judge adjourned the matter till Nov. 27 for definite hearing and ordered the remand of the defendant.
Prof. Akindele was a lecturer in the Department of Management and Accounting of the university.
University (OAU) Lecturer, Prof. Richard Akindele, in Ilesa prison
custody, for allegedly demanding sex for mark from his student.
|
| Prof. Richard Akindele |
Justice Maureen
Onyetenu ordered the remand on Monday pending the filing of his formal
bail application.
Mr Kehinde Adedoye, the Independent Corrupt Practice and Other
Related Offences Commission (ICPC) Prosecutor, had told the court that
the defendant had on Sept. 16, 2017 unlawfully demanded sexual benefits
for marks from Monica Osagie.
According to the prosecutor, the defendant is facing a four-count charge.
“The defendant corruptly asked for sexual benefits from Miss Monica
Osagie on account of favour to be afterwards shown to her in the
discharge of his official duties as a lecturer, to wit: altering her
academic grades from fail to pass in the course, MBA 632 – Research
Method,” he said.
The offences, he said, contravened Sections 8 (1) (A) (2) and 18 (d)
of the corrupt practices and other related offenses Act 2000 and
punishable under same sections.
The defendant, however, pleaded not guilty to the charges preferred against him.
The Defense Counsel, Mr Fola Omotoso, thereafter, prayed the court to grant his client bail in the most liberal terms.
The ICPC counsel, however, opposed the bail application, noting that
the defendant had refused to appear before the commission since he was
granted administrative bail.
Onyetenu, therefore, ordered the defense counsel to file a formal bail application before the next date of adjournment.
The trial judge adjourned the matter till Nov. 27 for definite hearing and ordered the remand of the defendant.
Prof. Akindele was a lecturer in the Department of Management and Accounting of the university.
University (OAU) Lecturer, Prof. Richard Akindele, in Ilesa prison
custody, for allegedly demanding sex for mark from his student.
|
| Prof. Richard Akindele |
Justice Maureen
Onyetenu ordered the remand on Monday pending the filing of his formal
bail application.
Mr Kehinde Adedoye, the Independent Corrupt Practice and Other
Related Offences Commission (ICPC) Prosecutor, had told the court that
the defendant had on Sept. 16, 2017 unlawfully demanded sexual benefits
for marks from Monica Osagie.
According to the prosecutor, the defendant is facing a four-count charge.
“The defendant corruptly asked for sexual benefits from Miss Monica
Osagie on account of favour to be afterwards shown to her in the
discharge of his official duties as a lecturer, to wit: altering her
academic grades from fail to pass in the course, MBA 632 – Research
Method,” he said.
The offences, he said, contravened Sections 8 (1) (A) (2) and 18 (d)
of the corrupt practices and other related offenses Act 2000 and
punishable under same sections.
The defendant, however, pleaded not guilty to the charges preferred against him.
The Defense Counsel, Mr Fola Omotoso, thereafter, prayed the court to grant his client bail in the most liberal terms.
The ICPC counsel, however, opposed the bail application, noting that
the defendant had refused to appear before the commission since he was
granted administrative bail.
Onyetenu, therefore, ordered the defense counsel to file a formal bail application before the next date of adjournment.
The trial judge adjourned the matter till Nov. 27 for definite hearing and ordered the remand of the defendant.
Prof. Akindele was a lecturer in the Department of Management and Accounting of the university.
University (OAU) Lecturer, Prof. Richard Akindele, in Ilesa prison
custody, for allegedly demanding sex for mark from his student.
|
| Prof. Richard Akindele |
Justice Maureen
Onyetenu ordered the remand on Monday pending the filing of his formal
bail application.
Mr Kehinde Adedoye, the Independent Corrupt Practice and Other
Related Offences Commission (ICPC) Prosecutor, had told the court that
the defendant had on Sept. 16, 2017 unlawfully demanded sexual benefits
for marks from Monica Osagie.
According to the prosecutor, the defendant is facing a four-count charge.
“The defendant corruptly asked for sexual benefits from Miss Monica
Osagie on account of favour to be afterwards shown to her in the
discharge of his official duties as a lecturer, to wit: altering her
academic grades from fail to pass in the course, MBA 632 – Research
Method,” he said.
The offences, he said, contravened Sections 8 (1) (A) (2) and 18 (d)
of the corrupt practices and other related offenses Act 2000 and
punishable under same sections.
The defendant, however, pleaded not guilty to the charges preferred against him.
The Defense Counsel, Mr Fola Omotoso, thereafter, prayed the court to grant his client bail in the most liberal terms.
The ICPC counsel, however, opposed the bail application, noting that
the defendant had refused to appear before the commission since he was
granted administrative bail.
Onyetenu, therefore, ordered the defense counsel to file a formal bail application before the next date of adjournment.
The trial judge adjourned the matter till Nov. 27 for definite hearing and ordered the remand of the defendant.
Prof. Akindele was a lecturer in the Department of Management and Accounting of the university.
University (OAU) Lecturer, Prof. Richard Akindele, in Ilesa prison
custody, for allegedly demanding sex for mark from his student.
|
| Prof. Richard Akindele |
Justice Maureen
Onyetenu ordered the remand on Monday pending the filing of his formal
bail application.
Mr Kehinde Adedoye, the Independent Corrupt Practice and Other
Related Offences Commission (ICPC) Prosecutor, had told the court that
the defendant had on Sept. 16, 2017 unlawfully demanded sexual benefits
for marks from Monica Osagie.
According to the prosecutor, the defendant is facing a four-count charge.
“The defendant corruptly asked for sexual benefits from Miss Monica
Osagie on account of favour to be afterwards shown to her in the
discharge of his official duties as a lecturer, to wit: altering her
academic grades from fail to pass in the course, MBA 632 – Research
Method,” he said.
The offences, he said, contravened Sections 8 (1) (A) (2) and 18 (d)
of the corrupt practices and other related offenses Act 2000 and
punishable under same sections.
The defendant, however, pleaded not guilty to the charges preferred against him.
The Defense Counsel, Mr Fola Omotoso, thereafter, prayed the court to grant his client bail in the most liberal terms.
The ICPC counsel, however, opposed the bail application, noting that
the defendant had refused to appear before the commission since he was
granted administrative bail.
Onyetenu, therefore, ordered the defense counsel to file a formal bail application before the next date of adjournment.
The trial judge adjourned the matter till Nov. 27 for definite hearing and ordered the remand of the defendant.
Prof. Akindele was a lecturer in the Department of Management and Accounting of the university.
University (OAU) Lecturer, Prof. Richard Akindele, in Ilesa prison
custody, for allegedly demanding sex for mark from his student.
|
| Prof. Richard Akindele |
Justice Maureen
Onyetenu ordered the remand on Monday pending the filing of his formal
bail application.
Mr Kehinde Adedoye, the Independent Corrupt Practice and Other
Related Offences Commission (ICPC) Prosecutor, had told the court that
the defendant had on Sept. 16, 2017 unlawfully demanded sexual benefits
for marks from Monica Osagie.
According to the prosecutor, the defendant is facing a four-count charge.
“The defendant corruptly asked for sexual benefits from Miss Monica
Osagie on account of favour to be afterwards shown to her in the
discharge of his official duties as a lecturer, to wit: altering her
academic grades from fail to pass in the course, MBA 632 – Research
Method,” he said.
The offences, he said, contravened Sections 8 (1) (A) (2) and 18 (d)
of the corrupt practices and other related offenses Act 2000 and
punishable under same sections.
The defendant, however, pleaded not guilty to the charges preferred against him.
The Defense Counsel, Mr Fola Omotoso, thereafter, prayed the court to grant his client bail in the most liberal terms.
The ICPC counsel, however, opposed the bail application, noting that
the defendant had refused to appear before the commission since he was
granted administrative bail.
Onyetenu, therefore, ordered the defense counsel to file a formal bail application before the next date of adjournment.
The trial judge adjourned the matter till Nov. 27 for definite hearing and ordered the remand of the defendant.
Prof. Akindele was a lecturer in the Department of Management and Accounting of the university.
University (OAU) Lecturer, Prof. Richard Akindele, in Ilesa prison
custody, for allegedly demanding sex for mark from his student.
|
| Prof. Richard Akindele |
Justice Maureen
Onyetenu ordered the remand on Monday pending the filing of his formal
bail application.
Mr Kehinde Adedoye, the Independent Corrupt Practice and Other
Related Offences Commission (ICPC) Prosecutor, had told the court that
the defendant had on Sept. 16, 2017 unlawfully demanded sexual benefits
for marks from Monica Osagie.
According to the prosecutor, the defendant is facing a four-count charge.
“The defendant corruptly asked for sexual benefits from Miss Monica
Osagie on account of favour to be afterwards shown to her in the
discharge of his official duties as a lecturer, to wit: altering her
academic grades from fail to pass in the course, MBA 632 – Research
Method,” he said.
The offences, he said, contravened Sections 8 (1) (A) (2) and 18 (d)
of the corrupt practices and other related offenses Act 2000 and
punishable under same sections.
The defendant, however, pleaded not guilty to the charges preferred against him.
The Defense Counsel, Mr Fola Omotoso, thereafter, prayed the court to grant his client bail in the most liberal terms.
The ICPC counsel, however, opposed the bail application, noting that
the defendant had refused to appear before the commission since he was
granted administrative bail.
Onyetenu, therefore, ordered the defense counsel to file a formal bail application before the next date of adjournment.
The trial judge adjourned the matter till Nov. 27 for definite hearing and ordered the remand of the defendant.
Prof. Akindele was a lecturer in the Department of Management and Accounting of the university.
University (OAU) Lecturer, Prof. Richard Akindele, in Ilesa prison
custody, for allegedly demanding sex for mark from his student.
|
| Prof. Richard Akindele |
Justice Maureen
Onyetenu ordered the remand on Monday pending the filing of his formal
bail application.
Mr Kehinde Adedoye, the Independent Corrupt Practice and Other
Related Offences Commission (ICPC) Prosecutor, had told the court that
the defendant had on Sept. 16, 2017 unlawfully demanded sexual benefits
for marks from Monica Osagie.
According to the prosecutor, the defendant is facing a four-count charge.
“The defendant corruptly asked for sexual benefits from Miss Monica
Osagie on account of favour to be afterwards shown to her in the
discharge of his official duties as a lecturer, to wit: altering her
academic grades from fail to pass in the course, MBA 632 – Research
Method,” he said.
The offences, he said, contravened Sections 8 (1) (A) (2) and 18 (d)
of the corrupt practices and other related offenses Act 2000 and
punishable under same sections.
The defendant, however, pleaded not guilty to the charges preferred against him.
The Defense Counsel, Mr Fola Omotoso, thereafter, prayed the court to grant his client bail in the most liberal terms.
The ICPC counsel, however, opposed the bail application, noting that
the defendant had refused to appear before the commission since he was
granted administrative bail.
Onyetenu, therefore, ordered the defense counsel to file a formal bail application before the next date of adjournment.
The trial judge adjourned the matter till Nov. 27 for definite hearing and ordered the remand of the defendant.
Prof. Akindele was a lecturer in the Department of Management and Accounting of the university.
University (OAU) Lecturer, Prof. Richard Akindele, in Ilesa prison
custody, for allegedly demanding sex for mark from his student.
|
| Prof. Richard Akindele |
Justice Maureen
Onyetenu ordered the remand on Monday pending the filing of his formal
bail application.
Mr Kehinde Adedoye, the Independent Corrupt Practice and Other
Related Offences Commission (ICPC) Prosecutor, had told the court that
the defendant had on Sept. 16, 2017 unlawfully demanded sexual benefits
for marks from Monica Osagie.
According to the prosecutor, the defendant is facing a four-count charge.
“The defendant corruptly asked for sexual benefits from Miss Monica
Osagie on account of favour to be afterwards shown to her in the
discharge of his official duties as a lecturer, to wit: altering her
academic grades from fail to pass in the course, MBA 632 – Research
Method,” he said.
The offences, he said, contravened Sections 8 (1) (A) (2) and 18 (d)
of the corrupt practices and other related offenses Act 2000 and
punishable under same sections.
The defendant, however, pleaded not guilty to the charges preferred against him.
The Defense Counsel, Mr Fola Omotoso, thereafter, prayed the court to grant his client bail in the most liberal terms.
The ICPC counsel, however, opposed the bail application, noting that
the defendant had refused to appear before the commission since he was
granted administrative bail.
Onyetenu, therefore, ordered the defense counsel to file a formal bail application before the next date of adjournment.
The trial judge adjourned the matter till Nov. 27 for definite hearing and ordered the remand of the defendant.
Prof. Akindele was a lecturer in the Department of Management and Accounting of the university.
University (OAU) Lecturer, Prof. Richard Akindele, in Ilesa prison
custody, for allegedly demanding sex for mark from his student.
|
| Prof. Richard Akindele |
Justice Maureen
Onyetenu ordered the remand on Monday pending the filing of his formal
bail application.
Mr Kehinde Adedoye, the Independent Corrupt Practice and Other
Related Offences Commission (ICPC) Prosecutor, had told the court that
the defendant had on Sept. 16, 2017 unlawfully demanded sexual benefits
for marks from Monica Osagie.
According to the prosecutor, the defendant is facing a four-count charge.
“The defendant corruptly asked for sexual benefits from Miss Monica
Osagie on account of favour to be afterwards shown to her in the
discharge of his official duties as a lecturer, to wit: altering her
academic grades from fail to pass in the course, MBA 632 – Research
Method,” he said.
The offences, he said, contravened Sections 8 (1) (A) (2) and 18 (d)
of the corrupt practices and other related offenses Act 2000 and
punishable under same sections.
The defendant, however, pleaded not guilty to the charges preferred against him.
The Defense Counsel, Mr Fola Omotoso, thereafter, prayed the court to grant his client bail in the most liberal terms.
The ICPC counsel, however, opposed the bail application, noting that
the defendant had refused to appear before the commission since he was
granted administrative bail.
Onyetenu, therefore, ordered the defense counsel to file a formal bail application before the next date of adjournment.
The trial judge adjourned the matter till Nov. 27 for definite hearing and ordered the remand of the defendant.
Prof. Akindele was a lecturer in the Department of Management and Accounting of the university.
University (OAU) Lecturer, Prof. Richard Akindele, in Ilesa prison
custody, for allegedly demanding sex for mark from his student.
|
| Prof. Richard Akindele |
Justice Maureen
Onyetenu ordered the remand on Monday pending the filing of his formal
bail application.
Mr Kehinde Adedoye, the Independent Corrupt Practice and Other
Related Offences Commission (ICPC) Prosecutor, had told the court that
the defendant had on Sept. 16, 2017 unlawfully demanded sexual benefits
for marks from Monica Osagie.
According to the prosecutor, the defendant is facing a four-count charge.
“The defendant corruptly asked for sexual benefits from Miss Monica
Osagie on account of favour to be afterwards shown to her in the
discharge of his official duties as a lecturer, to wit: altering her
academic grades from fail to pass in the course, MBA 632 – Research
Method,” he said.
The offences, he said, contravened Sections 8 (1) (A) (2) and 18 (d)
of the corrupt practices and other related offenses Act 2000 and
punishable under same sections.
The defendant, however, pleaded not guilty to the charges preferred against him.
The Defense Counsel, Mr Fola Omotoso, thereafter, prayed the court to grant his client bail in the most liberal terms.
The ICPC counsel, however, opposed the bail application, noting that
the defendant had refused to appear before the commission since he was
granted administrative bail.
Onyetenu, therefore, ordered the defense counsel to file a formal bail application before the next date of adjournment.
The trial judge adjourned the matter till Nov. 27 for definite hearing and ordered the remand of the defendant.
Prof. Akindele was a lecturer in the Department of Management and Accounting of the university.
