A High Court sitting in Port Harcourt has adjourned to July the 31st, to deliver judgment in the murder of four students of the University of Port Harcourt.
The trial Judge, who fixed the date on Thursday, said that thought the judgement was ready, he was too sick to deliver it.
It will be recalled that 12 people, including a police sergeant have been facing trial since December 2012 over the alleged murder of the students.
Read Also
- FG Condemns dehumanisation of Children in Port Harcourt, Promises Justice for Victims
- EFCC inaugurates chemical forensic lab in Rivers to curb oil bunkering
- Update: 3 bodies recovered as search continues for survivors of P/Harcourt helicopter crash
- Rivers state: Three confirmed dead in helicopter crash in Port harcourt
Five out of the 12 suspects, including a traditional ruler in Aluu Community were discharged.
Security was tight at the court premises in anticipation of the judgment.
