Medview Airline’s stowaway, security guard remanded in prison

One Emmanuel Ugochukwu, who allegedly stowed away on a Medview
Airline Lagos to London and London to Lagos flights, was on Friday
remanded in prison custody.

Ogochukwu and his alleged accomplice, Michael Bamiro, a security
guard working with ALMN Security at the Murtala Muhammed
International Airport, Lagos, were remanded after their arraignment
before an Ogba Magistrates’ Court 13 in Ikeja.

DSP Joseph Alabi, who confirmed the development to the News
Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Lagos on Friday, said the accused would
remain in custody pending the perfection of their bail
conditions.

NAN gathered that the accused persons were charged to court by
the Police on counts bordering on conspiracy, unlawful entry and
attempted suicide.

The Police alleged that they committed the offences between July
1 and July 3 at the departure wing of the Murtala Muhammed
International Airport, Lagos.

Ogochukwu was accused of unlawfully entering into the the
aircraft without permission, while Bamiro was the security guard on
duty at the time of the incident.

Offence of attempted suicide contravened Section 233 of the
Criminal Law of Lagos State, 2011 which prescribes a life jail term
as penalty for offenders.

NAN reports that the two accused persons pleaded not guilty to
the charge and the matter was adjourned until Nov. 7 for trial.

One Emmanuel Ugochukwu, who allegedly stowed away on a Medview
Airline Lagos to London and London to Lagos flights, was on Friday
remanded in prison custody.

Ogochukwu and his alleged accomplice, Michael Bamiro, a security
guard working with ALMN Security at the Murtala Muhammed
International Airport, Lagos, were remanded after their arraignment
before an Ogba Magistrates’ Court 13 in Ikeja.

DSP Joseph Alabi, who confirmed the development to the News
Agency of Nigeria (NAN) in Lagos on Friday, said the accused would
remain in custody pending the perfection of their bail
conditions.

NAN gathered that the accused persons were charged to court by
the Police on counts bordering on conspiracy, unlawful entry and
attempted suicide.

The Police alleged that they committed the offences between July
1 and July 3 at the departure wing of the Murtala Muhammed
International Airport, Lagos.

Ogochukwu was accused of unlawfully entering into the the
aircraft without permission, while Bamiro was the security guard on
duty at the time of the incident.

Offence of attempted suicide contravened Section 233 of the
Criminal Law of Lagos State, 2011 which prescribes a life jail term
as penalty for offenders.

NAN reports that the two accused persons pleaded not guilty to
the charge and the matter was adjourned until Nov. 7 for trial.