BABALE V. STATE (2025)
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Summary of Babale v. State (2025), where the Supreme Court upheld a theft conviction entered after armed robbery was not proved.
Review judgments and reported decisions associated with the legal keyword Robbery and Firearms (Special Provisions) Act.
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Summary of Babale v. State (2025), where the Supreme Court upheld a theft conviction entered after armed robbery was not proved.
Summary of The State v. Ibrahim Yahaya, concerning retracted confessions, identification evidence, corroboration and armed robbery conviction.
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Summary of Adeniyi Owolabi v. State, a Supreme Court decision on identification evidence, co-accused confessions and armed robbery convictions.
Summary of Olumide Segun v. The State, concerning conviction for receiving a stolen vehicle as a lesser offence under Nigerian criminal procedure law.
Summary of Aribigbola Awosika v. The State, covering confessional evidence, identification, conspiracy and armed robbery.
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Supreme Court decision in Ahmed Saliu v. The State on the limits of convicting an accused for a lesser offence under Nigerian criminal procedure law.
Summary of Adegbola Adetayo v. The State (2018), concerning confessional statements, identification evidence, alibi and armed robbery conviction.
Summary of Uchenna Nwaiyinya v. The State, concerning armed robbery, retracted confessions, corroboration, alibi and proof beyond reasonable doubt.
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A detailed analysis of the Court of Appeal's judgment in the case of Oghenevweren Stanley Ogisugo v. The State focusing on armed robbery allegations.
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