Wembley murder: Three men accused of stabbing to death Djodjo Nsaka will stand trial in July
Djodjo Nsaka was stabbed to death in Wembley (Pic: www.gofundme.com/djodjo-nsakas) - Credit: Archant
Three men accused of stabbing a teenage student to death outside his halls of residence near Wembley Stadium will stand trial in July.
Ali Tas, 20, Donald Davis, 21, and Mukeh Kawah, 21, all from Colindale, allegedly knifed 19 year-old Djodjo Nsaka in the heart in the early hours of January 20.
Mr Nsaka, who was originally from Streatham, south London, and was a business studies student at Middlesex University, suffered a stab wound to the chest and was pronounced dead at the scene in Fulton Road.
Another man, aged 20, was treated for minor injuries.
Davis and Kawah appeared at the Old Bailey by video link for a short administrative hearing today.
You may also want to watch:
Tas has already appeared in court.
They are due to return to court for a plea and trial preparation hearing on April 12.
Most Read
- 1 Harlesden couple launch mobile musical funerals during Covid
- 2 Reward offered after drone stolen in Wembley
- 3 Wealdstone thrashed by league leaders Hartlepool United
- 4 Mixed feelings for residents and workers as crowds return to Wembley
- 5 Vaccine bus launched in Brent to increase take up
- 6 Olympic Steps to Wembley Stadium unveiled
- 7 Female-only massage clinic opens in Harlesden
- 8 Drekwon Patterson killing: Five men arrested in dawn raids
- 9 Warburton: Dieng played on with broken nose before red card
- 10 Social enterprise boutique gym opening in Queen's Park on May 17
The trial is due to start at the Old Bailey on July 10 this year.
Tas, of Eagle Drive, Davis, of Martlesham Walk, and Kawah, of Lancaster Close, are all remanded in custody.
