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The trial of Muslim Brotherhood chief Mohammed Badie, charged with inciting violence against anti-Islamist protesters, was set for December 9 by an Egyptian court Sunday.

The state-run Middle East News Agency reported that 14 Islamists, including senior Brotherhood officials, will also stand trial

They are charged with inciting clashes in July in Giza, near Cairo, in which five people were killed and 100 injured, the agency reported.

Badie, who is in detention, faces incitement charges in several other cases.

Last month, judges at a Cairo court withdrew from hearing an incitement case against Badie and his two deputies, citing "feelings of unease," but did not elaborate.

The military-backed authorities have rounded up hundreds of Islamists since the army's July 3 overthrow of president Mohammed Morsi of the Brotherhood.

The toppling of Morsi, Egypt's first democratically elected president, has triggered mass protests and street violence, leaving hundreds dead.

An air conditioner repairer working with a hotel in Lagos, Nigeria has been arraigned at an Ikeja Magistrate Court, charged with alleged theft.
The repairer, Paul Muyiwa Ojikutu, a resident of No. 10 Aguragberigbe, Ikorodu is charged with stealing N500 only.

The prosecutor, Inspector Edet Okoi, told the court that Ojikutu was a repairer Ashosh Hotel located at 3, Babatola Close beside Obafemi Awolowo Way, Ikeja, Lagos.

Okoi said the accused stole the said sum from the hotel.

Prosecutor told the magistrate, Mrs. Dan Oni, that the incident took place on 29 October this year at the hotel in Ikeja.

The accused pleaded not guilty to the one-count charge.

Dan Oni granted the accused bail in the sum of N20,000 with one surety, while she adjourned the case till 5 December, 2013 for further hearing.

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