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On Wednesday, a Federal High Court in Ikoyi, Lagos, let go of Mike Nwalie, a well-known socialite and nightclub owner known as Pretty Mike, after agreeing with his no-case submission in a drug-related trial.
Justice Ambrose Lewis-Alagoa also let go of the club’s supervisor, Joachim Hillary, saying that the prosecution did not prove a prima facie case against the defendants.
The Drug Law Enforcement Agency (NDLEA) had charged the two with three counts of conspiracy, illegal possession of drugs, and allowing drug-related activities to happen on club property.
The charges came after the NDLEA raided Pretty Mike’s nightclub in Victoria Island on October 26 and said they found 169 cylinders of nitrous oxide (laughing gas) weighing 384.662 kilograms and 200 grams of cannabis sativa.
The prosecution said that the drugs were meant for use at an illegal drug party and tried to connect the defendants to their possession and storage. They also wanted the nightclub to be taken away.
At the end of the prosecution’s case, defense attorney Chikaosolu Ojukwu (SAN) filed a no-case submission, saying that the evidence was weak and didn’t directly link the defendants to the crimes they were accused of.
He said that suspicion alone could not support a criminal charge and stressed that the prosecution did not prove who owned, controlled, or knew about the drugs.
He said that the defendants didn’t have to open their defense because the law didn’t require a prima facie case to be made.
Justice Lewis-Alagoa agreed with the defense in his decision, saying that the prosecution’s case didn’t have the strong and convincing evidence that the law requires.
The court said that the accusations were, at best, just suspicions and did not give the defendants a reason to defend themselves.
After the decision, the court upheld the no-case submission and let both Pretty Mike and Hillary go, which effectively ended the criminal proceedings at the preliminary stage.
