Poroye, 26, and Ayodele, 36, whose home addresses were not given, are in court for a four-count conspiracy and forgery accusation that the police have filed against them.
The defendants conspired and conducted the crimes on January 1, 2022, at Jumoke Hospital in Orisunbare Shasha, Lagos, according to the prosecutor, ASP Benedict Aigbokhan.
He claims that the licences they provided were fake, so the pair applied for jobs as doctors using false medical licences.
According to him, the defendants knew their acts were detrimental to the hospital's patients.
According to Aigbokhan, the offences violated Sections 166, 365, 380, and 411 of the Lagos State Criminal Law from 2015.
The accused entered a not-guilty plea to the accusation.
The two were given bail in the amount of N500,000 each with two sureties in the same amount by the magistrate, K. A. Ariyo.
According to Ariyo, one of the sureties must be a defendant's blood-related and both must be gainfully employed.
Additionally, the magistrate commanded the sureties to provide documentation of their tax payments to the Lagos State Government.
She postponed the matter for mention until January 17, 2023.