Suspect in the murder of 300-level, UNIJOS student, Jennifer Anthony goes dumb in court.

Suspect in the murder of 300-level, UNIJOS student, Jennifer Anthony goes dumb in court.

By Onome Naomi

Moses Oko, the prime suspect in the gruesome murder of 300-level student of the University of Jos, Jennifer Anthony goes dumb during his arraignment in court, on Monday, February, 21.

Recall that the 20-year-old suspect was arrested by the police in Plateau State after his girlfriend was found dead on January 1, 2022, with her eyes plucked out. He was said to haveΒ brutally murderedΒ her at an hotel in Jos, the state capital.
According to reports, he was led into the court while his counsel was already in. His case file was called and he was asked to move into the witness box to take an oath.

However, Oko refused to walk on his own, pretending not to understand what was going on. He was then helped to the witness box by the correctional officer that brought him to the court.
On reaching the witness box, the court clerk called his name several times to know if he understood the English language or Hausa language, so as to know how to administer the oath for him, but he did not respond and instead kept starring at the court without uttering a word.

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Counsel to the defendant, Barr. Alex Muleng, then came up with an argument that the sanity of his client is unstable.

β€œIt appears the weight of charges slammed on him is too heavy for him to bear and as a result has developed imbalanced mental conditions,” said Muleng.

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Onome Naomi Onojaefe is a Nigerian journalist, news content creator and publisher associated with crime reporting, investigative journalism and general news reporting. She is the publisher of Naomi Sophy Blog and Primetime Reports, a Nigerian online news platform, where she reports on crime, security, politics, business, community affairs and other current issues. She has also published articles on Naomi Sophy Blog and Primetime Reports and contributes news reports and features to Nairaland. Publicly available records show her byline on reports covering crime, police investigations, court proceedings, community affairs, business and environmental issues. Areas of interest includes: Investigative journalism, Crime and security reporting, Human-rights reporting, Nigerian politics and public affairs, Community development, Digital journalism, News content creation, Media and journalism ethics, Advertising, Event Coverage, Features, And more...

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