ojimbo:
Where are those Nigeria women that will always be the first to comment "more grace" or "I want to tap from your blessings"
They wont come and tap from the real blessing here

Soyinka711:

Alright Sir.

Soyinka711:

Alright Sir.

unknownguy:
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Jagudageh:
By Remission, he can get out of prison in 3 1/2 years if he is of good behaviour and shows that he has been reformed.

einsteine:


That's not true. Nothing like 12 hours a day.

SarkinYarki:
The sentence is too harsh and suspect
Was the Judge high on tramadol?

unknownguy:
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Mateen1000:

Stop arguing and try to learn, The sentence is concurrently, He’s going to serve the 7yrs each at the same time

manlawal:

Eg Ijaycool defender of yahoo boys

Hotfreezers:
He would spend 7 years in prison. They are to run concurrently.

By the time he's out, Osinbajo would be rounding up his first tenure and whoever the Governor of Abia is, he would be sharing Sniper for them to drink.

OKOATA:
Bros you too de put mouth for wetin no concern you. If you check well I Don gree with the guy. Why you con DE pull muscle with me. You won fight??

GadgetHunter:
werey ni eleyi sha from whose experience, abeg o lol

Funny being

Mateen1000:

No vex baba mi, I later saw you concur

lexy2014:


Y won't he b of good behavior. There's no light or laptop in prison

TooNoisy:
We need to come hard on this yahoo yahoo menace. It is ruining our image as a country.

I also hope that our thieving politicians will be given the same treatment or even worse!

DonX001:
Good!!!!
That is the kind of sentence these criminals and corrupt politicians should be sentenced to....without any option of fine.
Not all those rubbish 3 months and 6months jail terms.

But......those 35 years sentence are actually 5 "7 year" sentences which are to run *concurrently*, so he gets to spend only 7 years in jail.

That's still not too bad...7 years is enough to grow some sense in jail.
More of these pleeease!!!!

Solidkay:
He'll be 57yrs by the time he comes out of jail, there's still hope for him.

No crime is ordinary, trust me you'll suffer extraordinary consequences when you're caught.

Princedapace:


So all u care about is for Osinbajo to be President..

Has fulani herdsmen rape ur wife before?

I believe u are more matured than this. Collectively seek for a better restructured Nigeria. These politicians u see don't care about u. Well, except u are working for them though.

ojimbo:
Where are those Nigeria women that will always be the first to comment "more grace" or "I want to tap from your blessings"
They wont come and tap from the real blessing here

Kyrx:
A whole 35 years, okay elementary Math here, 22years(probably football age) + 35 years = 57years
Jeez what a wasted life??

That Judge should've been merciful a bit na, I'm sad for the brother.

A big lesson to us all.

Edited: Thanks to everyone that pointed out that he won't be spending the 35 years behind bar but just 7years, whether rudely or in a Civic manner, we all learn everyday and I accepted my error.

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Justice M. Abdulgafar of a Kwara State High Court sitting in Ilorin today convicted and sentenced an internet fraudster, Ajayi Temitope Charles to 35 years in prison without an option of fine.

A statement from EFCC says Charles was first arraigned by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, on March 13, 2019 for engaging in internet fraud.

One of the five count charges against him reads: “That you, Ajayi Temitope Charles, popularly known as Teresa Simons on or about the 27th of February, 2019, in Ilorin within the jurisdiction of this honourable court, with intent to defraud, had in your possession document, which you knew contained false pretence, and thereby, committed an offence contrary to Section 6 and 8(b) of the Advance Fee Fraud and other Fraud Related Offences Act, 2006 and punishable under Section 1(3) of the same Act.”
HOW MUCH HE DEFRAUD THE CLIENT

He had pleaded “not guilty” to the charges, prompting the commencement of his trial.

However, at the end of the trial, Justice Abdulgafar ruled that the EFCC proved its case against him, “beyond reasonable doubts”.

The trial judge held that: “The evidence of PW1, Olamide Sadiq was left unchallenged by the defendant, all the chats and text messages were printed from his email address in his presence.

“I have considered the testimonies of the PW1, this honourable court is of the opinion that the PW1 is a witness of truth, the Accused Person indeed was in possession of fake documents, and the prosecution has sufficiently linked the defendant to the email address.”

Delivering judgement, Justice Abdulgafar, further rejected as untrue, the testimony of the convict where he claimed that the Police brought him to the office of the EFCC on the day of his arrest following his inability to pay the money they requested for.

“The story of the defendant being sent to the EFCC because he did not pay bribe to the police could not hold water, he lied to the court, I do not believe the evidence of the defendant, and the prosecution has proved this case beyond reasonable doubt,” the trial judge said.

Thereafter, Justice Abdulgafar pronounced him guilty as charged.

Before sentencing, defence counsel, A.B. Bakare, in his allocutus, appealed for mercy, and urged the court to temper justice with mercy, stressing that his client was a first-time offender.

Counsel for the EFCC, Ola Sesan, however, opposed the request and urged the court to sentence him according to the provisions of the law.

“Going by the provisions of the Advance Fee Fraud and other Fraud Related Offences Act, the minimum punishment for this type of offence is seven years and maximum of 20 years, the court cannot use its discretion outside the same,” he said.

Justice Abdulgafar, thereafter, sentenced him to seven years in prison on each of the five counts. The sentence is to run concurrently.

See more here; http://gistmore.com/internet-fraudster-bags-35-years-in-ilorin