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A Yoruba man has lost his life following a fatal $+abb!ng in Dublin city centre who d!€d after f!gh+ broke out in nightclub.

The people are said to be involved and the third man has been arrested in connection with the fatal $+abb!ng of a man after a f!gh+ broke out in a Dublin nightclub at the weekend.

One suspect, who was arrested in Belfast by the PSNI on foot of a request from the Garda. He was detained as he was about to board a ferry to Britain and is being held at a police station in Northern Ireland. Gardaí believe he was attempting to flee Ireland for Liverpool.

A second man, who is in his 20s, was arrested by gardaí following searches in Co Dublin and is being held at Pearse Street Garda station.

A third man, also in his 20s, was arrested on Monday evening by gardaí. He is being detained at a Garda Station in the Dublin Region.

The victim Quham Babatunde (34), a Nigerian asylum seeker. He lived at the Ballyogan international protection accommodation centre in South Dublin.

He was fatally injured after an altercation in the early hours of Saturday on South Anne Street, off Grafton Street, having gone to the club in Dublin city on Friday night.

The victim had attended an African music night. A fight involving two groups of people broke out on the premises and then continued on the street.

Gardaí were called to the South Anne Street/Duke Lane Upper area shortly after 3am on Saturday and found a man in his 30s who was seriously injured and unresponsive.

“He was treated at the scene by emergency services personnel and transferred to hospital, where he was pronounced deceased a short time later,” a Garda statement said.

It is understood Mr Babatunde suffered several $+ab wounds, including one to the heart.

Footage from the scene, which has been shared widely on social media, shows him being a++a(k€d by a man w!€/d!ng a large blade.

The a+*a(k on Mr Babatunde continued after he fell to the ground. A second man, also in his 30s, suffered more minor $+abs.

Gardaí have gathered extensive CCTV footage from the scene and are confident they have identified those involved in the violence.

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Lagos Court Jails Businesswoman 17 Years for N57.6m Fraud

Justice I.O. Ijelu of the Lagos State High Court sitting in Ikeja, on Thursday, December 12, 2024, convicted and sentenced a businesswoman, Oluremi Phillips to 17 years imprisonment for N57,690,000 ( Fifty Seven Thousand, Six Hundred and Ninety Naira) fraud.

Philips was previously standing trial before Justice S.O. Solebo of the Special Offences Court sitting in Ikeja, Lagos, following her arraignment on January 27, 2022.

However, the trial could not be concluded before the retirement of Justice Solebo in November 2022, a development that resulted in the re-assigning of the case file to Justice Ijelu.

She was on May 22, 2023 re-arraigned before Justice Ijelu alongside her company, Omritas Energy Limited, on a five-count charge bordering on stealing and issuance of dud cheques to the tune of N57,690,000.

Count one reads: "Oluremi Ebun Philips and Omritas Energy Limited, sometime in 2016, at Lagos, within the jurisdiction of this Honourable Court, fraudulently converted and stole the sum of N57, 690,000.00, property of AYM Shafa Limited meant for the supply of Automotive Gas Oil (AGO) which you failed to supply."

Count two reads: "Oluremi Ebun Philips and Omritas Energy Limited, on or about the 10th of April 2017 at Lagos, within the jurisdiction of this Honourable Court, knowingly issued a Diamond Bank cheque of Nigeria Plc for the sum of N14,298,075
payable to AYM Shafa Limited, which when presented for payment was dishonoured on the grounds that no sufficient funds were standing to the credit of the account."

The defendant, again, pleaded "not guilty" to all the counts preferred against her.
In the course of the trial, the prosecution counsel, T.J. Banjo called three witnesses through whom several documentary evidence were presented in court to prove the case against them.

The defence also presented three witnesses during the trial.

Delivering judgment , Justice Ijelu held that the prosecution proved the case against the defendants beyond every reasonable doubt and convicted them on counts one to five.

The Judge, thereafter, sentenced the first defendant to nine years imprisonment on count one, with an option of fine of N2million to be paid within 90 days, and two years each on counts two to five.
The sentences are to run concurrently.
The second defendant was fined N250,000 on count one, and N100,000 each on counts two to five.

The court further ordered the restitution of N57,690,000 to be paid to the victim within 90 days.

The company was also ordered to be wound up within 90 days, if it fails to fulfil the restitution.

The convicts bagged their imprisonment when they fraudulently converted and stole the sum of N57, 690,000.00, property of AYM Shafa Limited meant for the supply of Automotive Gas Oil (AGO). They neither supplied the products nor returned the money to the victim.

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