The convicts were docked on a six-count charge of obtaining money under false pretense to the tune of N12m( Twelve Million Naira), which is contrary to section 1(1) (a) and punishable under section 1( 3)of the Advanced Fee Fraud and Other Fraud Related Offenses Act, 2006.
Until his arrest and prosecution by the EFCC, Olaitan, who operated a ‘wonder bank’, had specialized in collecting money from unsuspecting victims, with promises of attractive return on their investments.
Hmmmm,,serves him right...am still waiting to here when our EFCC will.win a case against d super rich power politicians ooo
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ReplyDeleteIf poor man thief money EFCC go dey agile buh Politricktians that have stolen billions still walk d streets free men. There's no justice in dis fucking world menn! Hmmm! "Uwaifo don talk e own o".
ReplyDeleteStealing doesn't pay
ReplyDeleteGood for him
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I can't applaud efcc and our so called judges until dey bring all D's our politician tiffs to book,D's one na 419,e die well
ReplyDeletePay back time
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