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Woman sent to prison a week to her wedding

Woman sent to prison a week to her wedding

By Blessedgirl in 29 Sep 2015 | 11:54
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A 33-year-old woman Olawunmi Oyebode has been arrested and remanded in prison custody at Kirikiri for assault.
This happened one week to her wedding in Lagos State, western Nigeria.
Her journey to prison started after she was arraigned before a Magistrates’ Court sitting in Isolo for the alleged offence.
Oyebode who had concluded plan to contract her wedding allegedly slapped her neighbour, Anthony Onyeka for undisclosed reason.
The incident happened at 51, Ijikoyejo street, Ijeshatedo, Lagos where they reside.
After the alleged assault, Onyeka went to Ijeshatedo police division and reported Oyebode and she was arrested and taken to the station.
P.M.NEWS gathered that every attempt by the police to settle the rift failed as Oyebode refused to apologise to Onyeka as advised.
Thereafter the police charged Oyebode to court with assault.
When she was arraigned, she pleaded not guilty.
The presiding Magistrate, Mrs Joy Ugbomoiko granted her bail in the sum of N20,000 with one surety.
She was remanded in prison custody pending when her bail will be perfected.
While she was taken to prison custody, Oyebode remembered her wedding date and broke down in tears.
The matter was adjourned till 16 October, 2015.
29 Sep 2015 | 11:54
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Watin go make her dae cry ?? Chebi her hand dae sweet her to slap ?? Na so she go dae slap her husband after them don marry.
29 Sep 2015 | 13:28
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d man sef no dey forgive? Na too much money dey worry am, wetin concern me. Y dem no talk d reason she slap am. Dem dey cover sometin.
29 Sep 2015 | 14:32
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Shey her mind strong so tey she no fit appologize? Na her last slap b ds
29 Sep 2015 | 16:09
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Even the judge also follow others(wrong) path... I wonder if such thing lead to that much fine, how could it then be for those who have beaten someone to stupor(those riches)?? Even if Nigeria tries Oversea Countries law, corruption won't help it...putting someone in jail just because she fought her mate/same gender?...haba... Do they even knew what causes the fight before tendering such judgement?
29 Sep 2015 | 16:10
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Hmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm simply sorry nd she cant say it so y crying ooooooooo
29 Sep 2015 | 17:12
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Shuoo this one no be small matter o
29 Sep 2015 | 17:42
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Abeg make una settle fd case cos e no jst concern me
29 Sep 2015 | 17:56
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Diz na real matter o
29 Sep 2015 | 19:03
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I dnt no wen slapin became a punishable offence in nigeria #metcheeeew#we hav bad pres,worse police,worst judiciary hehn hehnn wen will 9ja make brain# nd if we look d mata very well it may turn out d@ d oda person z @ fault. I trust my yoruba peepz dey will show her hell 4 turning supose happy day of som1 to somtin else
30 Sep 2015 | 04:30
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I dnt no wen slapin became a punishable offence in nigeria #metcheeeew#we hav bad pres,worse police,worst judiciary hehn hehnn wen will 9ja make brain# nd if we look d mata very well it may turn out d@ d oda person z @ fault. I trust my yoruba peepz dey will show her hell 4 turning supose happy day of som1 to somtin else . Nigeria wia politicians ar stealing million upon billion nd ar never jail or @ worst sent to 5years imprisonment nd one unfutunate guy d@ stole my state governor bb was sentence to 15years imprisonment..imagine
30 Sep 2015 | 04:33
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It's also the lady's fault. How hard is it to say a simple "Sorry" If only she had said that, there wouldn't have been the need of taking the case to court. Please my people, let's learn to say "I am sorry" before we complicate a simple matter like the lady did.
30 Sep 2015 | 06:16
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Hmmm.. they are supposed to solve that matter amicable not by going to court .. Nigeria sha
30 Sep 2015 | 08:10
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Dis Is Realy Annoyin,a Lady Iz Sue Jst Becus She Slap Her Mate,dats Disgusting. . . .Nigerian Leaders Ar Nt Sue If Dy Squander D Country Moni @frankkay Wetin U Fil 4 Dis Mata
1 Oct 2015 | 10:10
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@Gamanuel Du U Knw D Offence Of D Neighbour B4 She Iz Slapped,d Lady Iz Nt @ Fault,nigeria Police,d Neighbour Nd Even D Court Ar @ Fault. . . Iz It Stated In D Constitution Dat Anyone Dat Anybody Dat Slap D Oda Shud B Jailed
1 Oct 2015 | 10:19
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Rubbish bcos she slaped someone nd she is put in prison humm if dat is d law everybody would ave been in prison by now.
1 Oct 2015 | 11:57
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@Miz Leemah I was only giving out my opinion and I'm sorry it offended you. It wasn't my intention to hurt anyone's feeling so could you find a place in your heart to pardon me for that please? I'm so so sorry for everything and it take back what I said.
13 Oct 2015 | 12:30
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She curse did to herself she should have just apologize and everything will be fine it already late just continue and enjoy ur stay at kirikiru
14 Oct 2015 | 07:51
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