AFFIDAVIT OF MEANS BY SURETIES FOR BAIL
IN THE HIGH COURT LAGOS STATE IN THE LAGOS JUDICIAL DIVISION HOLDEN AT LAGOS.
CHARGE NO ...........................
COMMISSIONER OF POLICE Complainant
AND
IJAGBEMI ADEBORI Accused Person
AFFIDAVIT OF MEANS
I ............................................................... Nigerian Citizen, Residing at No .............................................. Do hereby make oath and state as follows:
- That the above named person is my (state your relationship with the defendant )
...............................................................
- That the defendant has been granted bail in the sum of (state the bail sum ) N state number of surties )................................ with one surety / two sureties in the sum of N
................................................... each.
- That I am willing and prepared to stand surety for the defendant.
- That I ..................................................................... ...............................................
............................ ..........................
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- That my average annual income in is over N ................................................. 6. That I am willing to produce the defendant before the honourable Court at the next date of adjournment and all other subsequent dates of adjournment until the case is finally disposed of. 7. That I make this solemn declaration in good faith and in accordance with the Oaths Law of Lagos State.
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