The prosecutor said the offence contravened Sections 86 and 249 (d) of the Criminal Code, Laws of Osun 2002.
Mr Abdullahi said that the defendants stole a Galaxy A05 phone, valued at N175,000 belonging to the complainant, Adereti Ojo.
Mr Famuyide noted that clerics must “first conquer their self-defeating battle” before fighting spiritual battle.
Mr Arobadi appealed to President Bola Tinubu to consider the plight of Nigerian youths.
“We still have power to supervise spending of the local government and we can still call them,” he said.
Mr Olanrewaju said that “the lady did not have any affiliation with the prestigious university.”
Mr Awoyeye said that the participants were trained in long-term economic growth to enhance their livelihoods.
ASUU also expressed dissatisfaction over what it referred to as the neglect of the educational sector through undermining the efforts of union members.
Mr Kalilu will serve for a single term of five years with effect from June 12.
The lecturer said that the Federal Government must ensure uninterrupted power supply to these museums.
