January 6, 2018 – Guest House Hotel Cleaner Steals MD’s N213K Smartphone In Ikoyi Lagos, Lands In Prison
A worker at the Guest House Hotel in Ikoyi area of Lagos has been arraigned before a Lagos Magistrate Court for allegedly stealing a CAPL smart phone valued at N213,000 belonging to the Managing Director of Arksego Security Limited who lodged at the guest house.
The accused, 41-year-old Christopher David was alleged to have stolen the phone when he was sent by his employer to clean the room.
The accused was arrested on the order of the Divisional Police Officer, DPO in charge of Ikoyi Division, Ikoyi, Lagos, SP Tijani Mustapha following a complaint by Mr Samson Ajayi,ba security officer attached to Arksego Security Nigeria Limited.
The accused was arraigned before an Igbosere Magistrate Court on a count charge of stealing customer’s phone inside guest house.
Police prosecutor, Oladejo Balogun informed the court in charge No J/1/2018 that the accused committed the alleged offence between 31 December, 2017 and 1 January, at Guest House.
Balogun told the court that the complainant reported to the police that he left his phone inside his room at the Guest House Hotel, Ikoyi and went to the church.
He said before the complainant returned,the accused who was the only person who entered his room to clean it allegedly stole the phone.
He said the offence the accused committed was punishable under section 411 of the criminal Laws of Lagos State, 2015.
The accused, however, pleaded not guilty to the alleged crime and Magistrate N.A Layeni granted him bail in the sum of N100,000 with two sureties in like sum.
Layeni adjourned the case till 7 February, 2018 for mention and directed that the accused be kept at the Ikoyi Prison till he perfected the bail conditions.
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That’s Africa for you they’ll always still at will,imagine a scenario where an olx delivery man is ambush while delivering goods requested by same ambusher.
steal*
Phone that costly and belonging to a security personnel will probably be configured in a way it cannot readily be used by another person. A thief may therefore not find a ready buyer and would probably fling same for some riculously low price for someone conversant with sophisticated gadgets to tackle.
If there is CCTV in the room they will see who stole it.
who is sure his d one?