Mr Oshodi said delays in activating the agency had denied victims of crime access to support and protection guaranteed by law.
The prosecutor alleged that the defendant stabbed the man to death.
The judge described Ayoade as a “criminally audacious man who turned a child’s vagina into a playground.”
Ms Soladoye said that the prosecution failed to present witnesses in court to prove the allegations against Mr Orekoya.
The defendants pleaded not guilty to the charge.
Mr Okeh was handed the sentence on Wednesday. Before his arrest, arraignment, conviction and sentencing, he was a music teacher and counsellor at Lachez O International School in Agege.
The defendant pleaded not guilty to the charge.
The judge noted the demonstration of remorse by the convict.
Ms Soladoye ruled that the survivor’s testimony againt tje convict remained unshaken.
Justice Rahman Oshodi, remanded the defendant at the Kirikiri Correctional Centre.
