LASU student sentenced to 21 years’ imprisonment for r.a.p.i.n.g fellow students

  

An Ikeja Special Offences Court, on Tuesday, sentenced one Afeez Ogunbowale, a student of Lagos State University, LASU, to 21 years’ imprisonment for raping two fellow students.

The prosecution counsel, Mrs. O.A Bajulaiye-Bishi, told the court that the defendant

committed the offences alongside other culprits who are at large, on April 18, 2018, at the Okokomaiko area of Lagos.

“The defendant and his accomplices, while armed with dangerous weapons robbed the two students at their off campus home.

The suspects also had forceful s.e.x.ual intercourse with the complainants who also lost their Virginities as a result,” she said.

She also revealed that the offenses contravene Sections 260(1) and 297(2)(a) of the Criminal Law of Lagos State, 2015.

Delivering Judgement, Justice Oluwatoyin Taiwo sentenced Ogunbowale to 21 years in prison, NAN reports.

“The defendant is hereby sentenced to five years’ imprisonment for conspiracy, 21 years’ imprisonment each for counts of armed robbery and r.a.p.e.

“The sentences are to run concurrently,” she said.