The Chief Magistrate Court number two ordered the return of four suspects for alleged attempts to commit guilty homicide.
The main president magistrate, Hajiya Rahmatu Adamu Gado, who gave the order said that his court has no jurisdiction to prove the crime, since the position is of a capital nature.
The defendants are Sha'ibu Usman, Mohammed Ibrahim, Alhaji Sunstuda Santali and Liman Kudu, all Kudu residents in the area of ​​the local government of Mokwa de Niger.
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They were tried for charges of criminal conspiracy of four positions, transfer of the house, tried to commit a crime of guilty homicide, mischief and robbery.
According to the police prosecutor, Inspector Aliyu Yakubu Kuta told the Court that the four counting charges were punished under section 60,349,327 and 386 of the Law of the Criminal Code of the State of Niger.
IN A CHARGE SHEET MARKED CMC/2/CR/46/2025 MADE AVAILABLE IN COURT AND OBTAINED BY THE NIGERIAN Tribune, One Sarki Garkuwa, Tanko Usman, Jointly reported at the senior magistrate cours 8:20 Hours, “You Sha'uibusman, Mohammed Ibrahim, Sunthura Santali and Liman Kudu appeared at home and destroyed his house, stole his cash amount of three million naira (N3 million) and hit him to the pulp.”
When the president chief magistrate read the charges, Hajiya Rahmatu Adamu Gado, all declared themselves innocent of the charges.
At this point, the police prosecutor, Inspector Aliyu Yakubu Kuta, told the court that the investigation into the case is still ongoing and prayed to the court for a new date and asked the court to refund the defendants in correctional custody.
The defense lawyer, lawyer Abubakar Sadiq Buhari submitted an oral application for bail.
The president chief magistrate, Hajiya Rahmatu Adamu Gado, told her to come with a motion to formally request her bond and she ordered her preventive detention in correctional custody.
Then he postponed the case as of July 17, 2025 for more information on the matter..