magistrate Court rejects bail to two suspects

The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that the guidance to the suspects, Muktar Shehu, was missing in court. A justices' court sitting in Kano on Thursday denied safeguard to the two suspects who supposedly brutalized two-year-old Musa Murtala in the city on May 10. The suspects: Hafsatu Musa, 35, and Zainab Murtala, 20, were accused of criminal connivance and endeavor to perpetrate blamable murder, in spite of Sections 248 and 229 of the Penal Code.

The judge, Chief Magistrate Maryam Sabo, requested the prosecutor to copy the case record and sent a duplicate to the State Department of Public Prosecutions (DPPs) for legitimate counsel. He likewise requested that the charged persons to be remanded in jail care pending the receipt of the DPPs' recommendation. She likewise requested the prosecutor and Husaina Bashir, the guidance speaking to the International Federation of Women Lawyers (FIDA) in Kano to screen the case journal at the DPPs' office. Sabo then dismissed the case to August 16 for further specify.

Prior, the police prosecutor, Insp. Shuaibu Musa, had contradicted safeguard for the associates refering to the gravity with the offenses. "The two associates: Hafsatu and Zainab with Rimin Gado Village on May 10, plotted and broke the two hands and one of the legs of two-year-old Musa. "The casualty was under the guardianship of his grandma, Hafsatu when the charged conferred the offense'', he said.

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