Husband Of Ibadan Lawyer Accused Of Murder, Stabbed Himself to Death

Michael Lana, a protection witness in the murder body of evidence against a female attorney, Yewande Oyediran, on Wednesday told an Oyo State High Court in Ibadan that the expired, Lowo, erroneously wounded himself to death.
Yewande, a staff of the Department of the Public Prosecution, Oyo State of Ministry of Justice, professedly killed Lowo, her significant other, by wounding him with a blade on February 2 at Akobo region of Ibadan.

Mr. Lana, an attorney, while being driven in confirmation by the litigant's advice, Leye Adepoju, said that the landowner of the couple, Akinpelu Adelodun, revealed to him that Lowo erroneously cut himself while he (Adelodun) was attempting to settle the battle between the couple.
The witness said Mr. Adelodun likewise revealed to him that Yewande turned out from the house yelling for help while Lowo was pursuing her with a blade.

He said Mr. Adelodun educated him that Lowo had held down Yewande alongside his auto, including that he (landowner) could protect Yewande while Lowo erroneously cut himself in the neck.
Mr. Lana, who said he was a relative of Mr, Adelodun, included that the landowner called him on telephone to his living arrangement as a legal counselor to portray the occurrence to him.
He additionally said that the proprietor asked for his recommendation on a letter sent from the court welcoming him (Adelodun) to come and give prove in court.

The witness said Mr. Adelodun additionally revealed to him that he didn't give the police the genuine blade that wounded the perished, including that another blade was taken away as the murder weapon.
He said Mr. Adelodun revealed to him that he didn't give the police the genuine blade since it could implicate as the thumbprint on the murder weapon would be that of the perished and him, and not that of Yewande.

Amid round of questioning by the indictment guide, Sanya Akinyele, the witness said he was in court to demonstrate that Mr. Adelodun was lying when he told the court that he didn't call him on telephone.

Mr. Lana, who asserted that the announcement Mr. Adelodun made to the police was not valid, included that he was in court to guarantee that equity was done in light of reality.
The News Agency of Nigeria reports that an observer from MTN, Mr. James Oluwatunyi, was likewise called by the resistance guidance to delicate the call log amongst Lana and the landowner.
Equity Munta Abimbola suspended the case till May 24 for the continuation of hearing.
NAN reports that the denounced, who is standing trial on a one-number charge of murder, had stayed in jail authority in the wake of entering a "not blameworthy" supplication.