2 Persons Sentenced to 7 Years in Prison for Defrauding N1.3m Under False Pretences

A Federal High Court sitting in Akure has sentenced two persons to seven years imprisonment for obtaining N1.3m under false pretence.

Akure Federal High Court has sentenced two persons to seven years imprisonment for obtaining the sum of N1.3m under false pretence.

The defendants, Akpu Kelechi and Eze Henry Ogbonna, were arraigned by the Nigeria Security and Civil Defence Corps, Ondo State Command on two count charges of conspiracy and obtaining under false pretence.

According to the charge sheet, the defendants on December 17, 2021, at Akure, in the Akure Federal High Court had planned with intent to defraud one Mr. Odubu Fred Brown and they committed an indictable offence.

The offence was said to be an offense within the jurisdiction of the court.

The offense was said to be an offense within the jurisdiction of the court.

The defendants were also accused of obtaining a sum of ₦1,300,0.00 from Mr. Brown under false pretence.

The offense was said to be an offense within the jurisdiction of the court.

The defendants were also accused of obtaining a sum of ₦1,300,0.00 from Mr. Brown under false pretence.

The duo allegedly obtained the sum from Brown with the intent to defraud him.

The capital was said to be an unlawful consideration for the performance of the said offence.

The offense was said to be an offense within the jurisdiction of the court.

The offenses were said to be triable within the High Court.

The offenses were said to be preferrable within six months from the date of the commission of the offense and it was said that the offenses were committed within six months from the date of arraignment.

The offenses were said to be preferrable within six months from the date of the commission of the offense and it was said that the offenses were committed within six months from the date of arraignment.

The offenses were said to be triable within the High Court.

The offenses were said to be preferrable within six months from the date of the commission of the offense and it was said that the offenses were committed within six months from the date of arraignment.

The offenses were said to be triable within the High Court.

The offenses were said to be preferrable within six months from the date of the commission of the offense and it was said that the offenses were committed within six months from the