N10m debt: Court to deliver judgement on Rarara’s case Monday

An Upper Shari’ah Court sitting at Danbare area in Kano State presided over by Mallam Zakariyya Halhalatul Kuza’i has set Monday to deliver judgement on the ongoing trial between Dauda Kahutu Rarara and Muhammad Ma’aji. Ma’aji, a businessman, is accusing the popular political singer of withholding his money worth over N10m. NEWS EXTRA: Adamawa lawmaker […]

An Upper Shari’ah Court sitting at Danbare area in Kano State presided over by Mallam Zakariyya Halhalatul Kuza’i has set Monday to deliver judgement on the ongoing trial between Dauda Kahutu Rarara and Muhammad Ma’aji.

Ma’aji, a businessman, is accusing the popular political singer of withholding his money worth over N10m.

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In his plea, Ma’aji is seeking the payment of the money which he said was for phones the singer collected from him over time and giving out to people but refused to pay him.

 However, counsel to the defendant earlier rejected the claim, saying that it was just a show, while the complainant assured the court of having tangible evidence to prove his claims.

 The judge, who earlier fixed Wednesday to deliver judgement adjourned to Monday June 26.