Four internet fraudsters jailed in Ilorin

Date: 2023-05-12

The Ilorin Zonal Command of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, has secured the conviction of four persons for offences bordering on internet fraud and retention of proceeds of criminal conduct by a Kwara state High Court sitting in Ilorin.

Justice Mahmoud Abdulgafar convicted and sentenced Dauda Soliu Tunde, Lambe Taiye, Omogbolahan Ibrahim Wasiu and Olorunfemi Ayobami to various jail terms, having pronounced them guilty of the charges brought against them.

The defendants pleaded guilty to their respective charges, according to a statement by the media unit of the anti-graft agency in Ilorin on Thursday.

Sesan Ola and Mukhtar Kaigama who prosecuted the cases on behalf of the EFCC, reviewed the facts of the cases through the witnesses who are operatives of the Commission.

The witnesses narrated the circumstances that led to the arrest of the defendants and they tendered the extra-judicial statements, phones and laptops recovered from them at the point of arrest, which were admitted in evidence.

They urged the court to hold that the prosecution had proved its cases beyond reasonable doubt and convict the defendants as charged.

Justice Abdulgafar upheld the submission of the prosecution that the Commission convict the defendant as charged.

The Judge sentenced Dauda to six months imprisonment which should be suspended subject to good conduct under the supervision of probation officer at Mandala Correctional Centre and ordered that the convict's iPhone 11 and 12 Pro Max and the sum of N300,000, recovered from him be forfeited to the Federal Government.

Omogbolahan on the other hand bagged six-month suspended sentence and was ordered to forfeit his Hyundai Sonata car, phones and laptops, as well the sum of N300,000.

Lambe's case is not different. He bagged six months imprisonment on each of the two counts to run concurrently. The court ordered that the iPhone 12 and one Lexus ES 350 car belonging to him be forfeited to the Federal Government.

Justice Abdulgafar also sentenced Olorunfemi to six months imprisonment on each of the four counts to run concurrently. The judge ordered that one iPhone 13 and a Toyota Camry belonging to the convict be forfeited to the Federal Government.

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