Adeyanju, who is a resident at No. 30, Irona Quarters, purportedly assaulted his little girl on September 10, 2017.
Adeyanju was pummeled with a two-tally charge dependent on assault and endeavored assault.
The blamed individual argued not liable to the charges.
The Ekiti State Attorney General, Olawale Fapohunda, drove the lawful group for the service of Justice, while Adeyinka Opaleke represented the respondent.
Having called an observer at the underlying stage, Fapohunda begged the court for alleviation to call two different observers, which was allowed.
During questioning, an observer, Kola Jegede, who is a cultivator was approached to relate his contact with the denounced.
Jegede uncovered that he knew Adeyanju a couple of years back when he visited his home at Falegan close by his sibling for petition.
As per Jegede, it was the next year that police brought Basiru Adeyanju and others to his home that Basiru let them know (police) that what he took in the wake of assaulting his girl was brought to him for custom.
Fapohunda likewise called a restorative expert, Dr Olasende Temitope, who affirmed that the injured individual was genuinely assaulted.
The medicinal specialist educated the court that the unfortunate casualty was brought to him after contamination on the eleventh of September, 2017, and the therapeutic history and examination on her demonstrated that she had been with her dad since two years after her folks got isolated.
Temitope further told the court that the medicinal report demonstrated the external has a wound virgina however she was tried HIV negative.
In view of the perception made by the legal counselor to the respondent that the unfortunate casualty was accounted for to have been taken to emergency clinic on September 11, 2017, and that the restorative report was marked on January 28, 2019, Dr Temitope immediately educated the court that medicinal report was issued dependent on solicitation.
Hosting heard the contentions of the gatherings, the Presiding Judge, Justice M. O. Abodunde, deferred the case to October 2, 2019, for further hearing.
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