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Youth remanded for stabbing friend with broken bottle

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The Police at the  Adeniji Adelele Division, Lagos Island have arrested a youth, Sulaimon Adewale, 27, for allegedly  stabbing his friend Wale Ajani on both side of his neck and head with a broken bottle for allegedly refusing to greet him.

By Paul Iyoghojie

The Police at the  Adeniji Adele Division, Lagos Island have arrested a youth, Sulaimon Adewale, 27, for allegedly  stabbing his friend Wale Ajani on both side of his neck and head with a broken bottle for allegedly refusing to greet him.

The victim is said to have sustained serious injury and was rushed to the General Hospital, where doctors are battling to save his life.

Police alleged that the Divisional  Police Officer, DPO in charge of the Adeniji Adele Division Lagos Island Lagos, ordered the suspect’s arrest following distress calls by the family of the victim.

During investigation, according to the police, the suspect allegedly confessed to  the crime that he stabbed his friend to teach him a lesson on how to greet and respect elders.

Adewale was charged before an Igbosere Magistrate Court, on a one-count charged of felony to wit, unlawful assault by using broken bottle.

Police Counsel, Ehizioba Godspower informed the court in charge No. T/38/2018 that the accused committed the offence on 10 July 2018 at Atiko Street, Evans  Lagos  Island, Lagos.

Godspower told the court that the accused stabbed the complainant with a broken bottle on both sides of his neck and head for allegedly refusing to greet him ‘Good Morning Sir,’ knowing fully well that himself and the complainant were of the same age.

He said the offence committed was punishable under section 173 of the Criminal Laws of Lagos State 2018.

The accused pleaded guilty to the offence in the open court and Magistrate M.F. Onanusi adjourned the case till 18 July 2018 for facts and sentencing.

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