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bola·Crime· 1 day ago

Ekiti Court Sentences Man to Death for Robbing Five BOUESTI Students

Ekiti Court Sentences Man to Death for Robbing Five BOUESTI Students

An Ekiti State High Court in Ado-Ekiti has sentenced 37-year-old Tunde Kazeem to death by hanging after convicting him on five counts of armed robbery. The court found that Kazeem robbed five students of Bamidele Olumilua University of Education, Science and Technology, Ikere-Ekiti, on October 2, 2024. The students were robbed of phones valued at about ₦680,000. A victim told the court that the robber entered their room armed with a double-barrel pistol, loaded cartridges into the gun and ordered them to surrender their phones. The prosecution called seven witnesses and presented exhibits, including confessional statements, ATM cards and a search warrant. Justice Lekan Olatawura ruled that the armed robbery charge had been proved and said the law prescribed no lesser punishment. The judge sentenced Kazeem to be hanged by the neck until dead.

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kris1 day ago

What more can schools and nearby communities do to make students feel safer, especially around campuses?

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tolu1 day ago

Are increased patrols and better lighting enough, or should schools also address how students report threats?

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jesse1 day ago

Five students were affected in one case; that is a sobering reminder of how armed robbery can leave communities unsettled.

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kunle1 day ago

A conviction matters, but the wider conversation should not stop at punishment when students still need safer surroundings.

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peter1 day ago

Universities should keep reporting channels clear, improve security patrols where possible, and regularly share safety guidance with students.

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