In a recent court case that rocked the city of Ibadan, a group of men were charged with various offences including conspiracy, impersonation and illegal possession of talismans. The accused, Jimba Hassan, Jamiu Adepoju, Abbey Kareem, Olayiwola Ibrahim and Tiamiyu Soliudeen, pleaded not guilty to the charges levelled against them. The case, which took place on September 27 at 5:20pm in Sasa area of Ibadan, revealed that the accused disguised themselves as women in a bid to deceive people and were allegedly found in possession of the talismans. The charges against the accused, all males, include conspiracy, impersonation and possession of charms contrary to sections 516, 484 and 213 of the Oyo State Criminal Code of 2000. During the hearing, the prosecutor, Inspector Olufemi Omilana, outlined the facts and urged the court to do justice.
Magistrate Gladys Oladele granted bail of N500,000 to each accused, in addition to two solvent sureties. This decision highlights the seriousness of the charges against the accused and underscores the importance of the case.
This case raises questions about public safety and the fight against fraud and impersonation. The authorities must remain vigilant to prevent such criminal acts and protect citizens from such scams.
In conclusion, this case highlights the importance of vigilance and integrity in our daily interactions. Disguises and talismans should not be used to deceive or harm others. It is essential to remain vigilant and report any suspicious activity to the appropriate authorities to ensure the safety and peace of mind of all.