It was gathered that as Adegbite made the bail application, a presiding magistrate of Court 5 where the defendant was arraigned observed flaws in his presentation.
The magistrate, Mrs. Temitope Oladele, who is on induction under Chief Magistrate O.J. Awope, was said to have invited him to her office for questioning upon which it was discovered that he was never called to the bar.
A lawyer at the court, who spoke on condition of anonymity, has this to say
“He started coming to the court in December. He would dress as a lawyer and walk around to assist defendants to perfect their bails. He was working with a lawyer. I approached him to stop parading himself as a lawyer, but he was furious with me.
“On February 24, 2017, he appeared at Court 5 to hold brief for the lawyer in a case of stealing. When the magistrate noticed that he could not apply for the defendant’s bail, she summoned him to her chambers".
He was subsequently arrested by policemen from the Ikeja division and brought to Court 4 on Thursday by a police prosecutor on one count charge of impersonation.
The defendant pleaded guilty to the charge.
The presiding magistrate, Mrs. Davies Abegunde, sentenced him to 100 hours of community service across magistrates’ courts in Lagos, except Ikorodu, Epe and Badagry magistrates’ courts.
The magistrate added that he should place placards with inscriptions, ‘I am a fake lawyer,’ on his front and back while cleaning the courts.
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The magistrate, Mrs. Temitope Oladele, who is on induction under Chief Magistrate O.J. Awope, was said to have invited him to her office for questioning upon which it was discovered that he was never called to the bar.
A lawyer at the court, who spoke on condition of anonymity, has this to say
“He started coming to the court in December. He would dress as a lawyer and walk around to assist defendants to perfect their bails. He was working with a lawyer. I approached him to stop parading himself as a lawyer, but he was furious with me.
“On February 24, 2017, he appeared at Court 5 to hold brief for the lawyer in a case of stealing. When the magistrate noticed that he could not apply for the defendant’s bail, she summoned him to her chambers".
He was subsequently arrested by policemen from the Ikeja division and brought to Court 4 on Thursday by a police prosecutor on one count charge of impersonation.
The defendant pleaded guilty to the charge.
The presiding magistrate, Mrs. Davies Abegunde, sentenced him to 100 hours of community service across magistrates’ courts in Lagos, except Ikorodu, Epe and Badagry magistrates’ courts.
The magistrate added that he should place placards with inscriptions, ‘I am a fake lawyer,’ on his front and back while cleaning the courts.
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The magistrate added that he should place placards with inscriptions, ‘I am a fake lawyer,’ on his front and back while cleaning the courts.
ReplyDeleteThat magistrate is so 'wuked' hahahahahaha.
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"Olayomi Adegbite" nothing more to say.
ReplyDelete"Olayomi Adegbite" nothing more to say.
ReplyDeleteYour Worship u r linient oooo.
ReplyDeleteVery fair punishment.
Biko don't be linient with whoever impersonates a medical practitioner. Inshort no mercy for any fake professional. I don't want to imagine d end of it all
God has caught this one today.
ReplyDeleteSee wetin you do to yourself now ?
ReplyDeleteIdiot.
Lol... the gave him a light punishment. I was expecting 5yrs imprisonment or more
ReplyDeleteBuahahahaha!!!!
DeleteLol. His sentence was lenient.
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ReplyDeleteThis will make him relocate to Ogun state and continue with this bad habit.if you so much love the profession go get trained
ReplyDeleteExactly.
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ReplyDeleteHahahahahahahahahahahahahahahah.......lmfaoooooooooo
ReplyDeleteThe judge na better person
ReplyDeleteEveryday for d tif but one day for the owner.
ReplyDeleteLmao
ReplyDeleteServes him right... Smh
ReplyDeleteIkoja aye I.e overstepping one's boundaries
ReplyDeleteHe should go and see suit and learn from Mike Ross. Ode somebody
ReplyDeleteNa wa, recession dey do mhen strong thing
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