Thirty suspected miscreants have been sentenced to two months’ imprisonment each after pleading guilty to vandalising and removing iron rods supporting bridges at Alakija, Trade Fair, Orile and Abule-Ado areas of Lagos.
The suspects were arraigned on Friday before a Mobile Magistrate Court sitting in Bolade, Oshodi, where they pleaded guilty to the offences.
The court subsequently convicted and sentenced each of them to two months in prison.
Those convicted are:
- Aminu Muhammed
- Alamin Ibrahim
- Bashiru Kabiru
- Ibrahim Usman
- Muritala Abdullahi
- Nnana Obi
- Umoru Haruna
- Monsuru Abubakar
- Muktari Aminu
- Ayodele Abiodun
- Destiny Peter
- Akolade Oluwaseun
- Raphael Ugoji
- Misa Zaki
- Kabiru Nosiru
- Rabiu Zachariah
- Yahaya Abdulrasheed
- Olamilekan Mufutau
- Azeez Balogun
- Daniel Ayeru
- Bello Kabiru
- Rasheed Akanni
- Abdul Muhammad
- Ahmeed Sanni
- Jubril Lawal
- Nurudeen Idris
- Okazie Maxwell
- Emmanuel Chibuzor
- Alaba Mufutau
- Esther Emmanuel
The convictions followed their arrest over alleged acts of vandalism involving the removal of iron rods supporting the identified bridges.
The development underscores the Lagos authorities’ continued enforcement against vandalism and the destruction of critical public infrastructure, particularly structures essential to the safety of motorists and commuters.
