Photographs: Court remands Deputy Chief Registrar in jail for N9.2m Fraud
Justice S. Olagunju of the Oyo State High Court sitting in Ibadan, Oyo State has requested that Mrs.Mutiat Omobola Adio, the vice president enlistment
center of the Ibadan Judicial Divison of Oyo State High Court, be remanded in jail guardianship taking after her arraignment on Friday, on a 2-check charge of extortion to the tune of N9.2million by Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC.
Adio professedly gathered the said total as installment for a property situated at Plot 10, Block XXIV, Bashorun Estate, Ibadan, sold to one Yekini Olonade, however neglected to surrender the title records of the property to him.
Endeavors of the casualty to either recoup the cash or have ownership of the property yielded no outcome.
The offense was in opposition to Section 1 (2) of the Advance Fee Fraud and Other Related Offenses Act, 2006 and culpable under Section 1 (3) of a similar Act.
One of the tallies peruses:
'That you, Ms Mutiat Omobola Adio approximately the nineteenth of December, 2016, at Ibadan inside the Ibadan legal Division of this Honorable court with goal to cheat, acquired the aggregate of Nine million and Two Hundred Thousand Naira (N9,200,000,00) just from one Alhaji Yekini Olonade through Kunle Abimbola by erroneously imagining that it was part installment of the cost of a building and land arrange, lying and being at plot 10, Block XXLV, Bashorun Estate, Lagelu Local Government Area, Ibadan which you implied to have sold to him'.
The litigant argued not liable to the charge.
In perspective of her supplication, direction to EFCC, Oluwatoyin Owodunni, requested that the court settle a date for the indictment to present its witnesses and for the remand of the respondent in jail guardianship pending trial.
Be that as it may, Adio's insight, T. O. Moneke, implored the court for a short deferment to empower her record application for safeguard of the litigant.
Equity Olagunju deferred the case to May 5, 2017, for the hearing on the safeguard application
Justice S. Olagunju of the Oyo State High Court sitting in Ibadan, Oyo State has requested that Mrs.Mutiat Omobola Adio, the vice president enlistment center of the Ibadan Judicial Divison of Oyo State High Court, be remanded in jail guardianship taking after her arraignment on Friday, on a 2-check charge of extortion to the tune of N9.2million by Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC.
Adio professedly gathered the said total as installment for a property situated at Plot 10, Block XXIV, Bashorun Estate, Ibadan, sold to one Yekini Olonade, however neglected to surrender the title records of the property to him. Endeavors of the casualty to either recoup the cash or have ownership of the property yielded no outcome.
The offense was in opposition to Section 1 (2) of the Advance Fee Fraud and Other Related Offenses Act, 2006 and culpable under Section 1 (3) of a similar Act.
One of the tallies peruses:
'That you, Ms Mutiat Omobola Adio approximately the nineteenth of December, 2016, at Ibadan inside the Ibadan legal Division of this Honorable court with goal to cheat, acquired the aggregate of Nine million and Two Hundred Thousand Naira (N9,200,000,00) just from one Alhaji Yekini Olonade through Kunle Abimbola by erroneously imagining that it was part installment of the cost of a building and land arrange, lying and being at plot 10, Block XXLV, Bashorun Estate, Lagelu Local Government Area, Ibadan which you implied to have sold to him'.
The litigant argued not liable to the charge.
In perspective of her supplication, direction to EFCC, Oluwatoyin Owodunni, requested that the court settle a date for the indictment to present its witnesses and for the remand of the respondent in jail guardianship pending trial.
Be that as it may, Adio's insight, T. O. Moneke, implored the court for a short deferment to empower her record application for safeguard of the litigant.
Equity Olagunju deferred the case to May 5, 2017, for the hearing on the safeguard application
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