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Abuja motorcyclist sent to prison over reckless driving

Afolabi Hakim by Afolabi Hakim
May 11, 2023
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One Friday Imoh, a commercial motorcyclist, has been remanded in a correctional centre for alleged reckless driving.

A Dei-Dei Grade I Area Court in the Federal capital territory, Abuja, ordered the remand of the 31-year-old on Thursday.

The police charged the defendant with causing an accident by reckless driving which he pleaded not guilty to.

Earlier, the Prosecution Counsel, Mr Chinedu Ogada told the court that the defendant of Wuse Zone 4, dangerously rode a motorcycle and lost control of it on April 29.

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Ogada alleged that the motorcycle fell as a result and one Victor Edey who was with the defendant, sustained injuries and was rushed to National Hospital, Abuja for treatment.

The prosecution counsel said the defendant connived with one Odinaka Mbonu who is at large and caused the disappearance of the motorcycle at the scene of the accident.

The offence, he said, contravened the provisions of section 28 of the Road Traffic Act.

The defence counsel, Geraldine Amah applied for the bail of the defendant, pursuant to Section 36 subsection 5 of the 1999 constitution, urging the court to exercise its discretion judiciously in favour of the defendant.

The prosecution, however, opposed the bail and prayed the court to remand the defendant on the grounds that the victim was still unconscious in the intensive care unit in a hospital.

The judge, Saminu Suleiman, adjourned the matter until June 1 for hearing.

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