Chidinma Ojukwu the supposed homicide suspect of Michael Usifo Ataga, Chief Executive Officer of Super TV, has been delegated Miss Cell 2022.
She won a stunner expo at the Kirikiri female jail, as they denoted the International Women’s Day, with the current year’s topic: “BreakingTheBias”.
Ojukwu, a 300-level, Mass Communication understudy of the University of Lagos (UNILAG), who is confronting preliminary close by her sister, Chioma Egbuchu and one Adedapo Quadri, for Ataga’s homicide, rivaled different detainees of the jail and won the pined for crown of Miss Cell 2022.
On the keep going suspended date on February 21, Ojukwu’s preliminary was slowed down because of the shortfall of the indictment witness.
Ojukwu is being investigated under the watchful eye of a Lagos High Court sitting at Tafa Balewa Square TBS.
The litigant is charged close by her sister, Chioma Egbuchu, and one Adedapo Quadri, for supposed murder, taking and imitation.
At the point when the case was approached the last dismissed date the indictment counsel, Mrs A. O. Oluwafemi, likewise Deputy Director of Lagos State Directorate of Public Prosecutions, let the court know that their observer was not in court.
She applied to the court that the prior dates fixed for the knowing about the case be cleared to empower the arraignment to get the Toxicology and DNA results required for the preliminary.
She said the outcomes were not accessible yet, adding that the following observer would be analyzed with those archives.
Equity Yetunde Adesanya, nonetheless, cleared every one of the dates prior fixed and deferred the following procedure until April 25 for the continuation of preliminary.
On February 17, an Investigative Police Officer, Inspector Ibrahim Isaka, gave his proof under the steady gaze of the court.
Isiaka, the 6th arraignment witness, described how police purportedly found Usifo Ataga, Chief Executive Officer of Super TV, in the pool of his blood.
The observer said that the police thusly called the crisis Unit at Yaba General Hospital and emptied Ataga’s carcass.
He let the court know that on June 16, 2021, an instance of homicide was accounted for at his work environment, Maroko Police Station.
As indicated by him, at 11:30 p.m., one Mrs Nkechi Mogbo, came to the station and detailed that a body was found at her short-administration office where individuals held up.
He affirmed that Mogbo described to the police that the safety officer at the office educated her that the body regarding a man who held up in the office was found lying in the pool of his blood.
The observer said that Mogbo additionally let the police know that a cleaner in the office went to clean the loft however there was no reaction from individuals who stopped there.
He said that the safety officer and the cleaner powerfully opened the entryway and found Ataga in the pool of blood.
The observer said the police including the Divisional Police Officer (DPO) and the Divisional Crime Officer (DCO) went to the crime location.
He said the DPO quickly called the Emergency Unit at Yaba General Hospital and the medical clinic came and cleared the body.
The observer likewise said the next morning, June 17, the official of police exhorted that the case be moved to the Homicide Section, Panti.
He said that a police group from Panti requested that he follow the group to the crime location and he did.
Isiaka said that the police discovered a few garments and a voyaging pack in the condo and gathered the things for examination.
He said that he composed an explanation and gave the case record to the police at Panti.
The arraigning counsel attempted to delicate the observer articulation yet the subsequent litigant counsel, Mr Babatunde Busari, protested.
Notwithstanding, after every one of the contentions, the adjudicator overruled the protest and conceded the observer’s explanation in proof.
The three litigants were summoned on October 12 on a nine-count charge liked against them by Lagos State Government.
Ojukwu and Quadri are confronting the first to eight counts verging on intrigue, murder, wounding, fabrication, making of bank proclamations and taking.
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