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Court orders man to sweep mosque premises for one month for stealing cable
A Magistrates’ Court in Abuja, on Tuesday, ordered a businessman, Musa Ibrahim, to sweep the Amur Mosque premises in Wuse II, for one month for stealing electrical cable.
Magistrate Lami Sani sentenced Ibrahim after he pleaded guilty to mischief and theft.
Ibrahim had earlier begged for leniency and promised never to commit such an offence again.
The prosecution counsel, A.A. Adeleju, had earlier told the court that the convict trespassed into the mosque on the pretext of collecting Ramadan food on March 5.
Adeleju said that while others were on queue for the meal, the convict followed the back door and removed the mosque electric cable.
He said that during police investigations, he confessed to the crime.
The prosecutor said that the cable which was worth N2 million was recovered from him.
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