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Corps Member, 36 Others Named and Shamed for Internet Fraud

The Oyo State High Court and Ogun State High Court have convicted 37 persons, including corps member Osisi Nicholas, for internet-related fraud this month.

The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) revealed this in an official statement on Monday.

EFCC secured 37 convictions “on a separate one count charge each before Justices Bayo Taiwo, Omolara Adeyemi, Ladoke Akintola, Mohammed Owolabi of the Oyo State High Court, Ibadan, and Justice Opeyemi Sobowale of the Ogun State High Court, Abeokuta, between November 21, 2022, and November 25, 2022,” the statement read in part.

The convicts are:

Osisi Ikenna Nicholas Christopher Ehiabhi Ogbidi
Odewale Johnson Olumide Akinade Adeyeye Gbolahan Muyiwa
Emmanuel Oluchukwu Chukwudi Emeka Samuel
Aboaba Olawale Joshua Ehinmowo Stephen Segun
Adeosun Amos Adeoye Akinba Oluwafemi Clement
Gbolahan Oluwasegun Ogunseitan Ayobami Temidayo Yusuf
Ojo Aduragbemi Emmanuel Moshood Adeyinka Hammed
Opeyemi Gbenga Omoyemi Owolabi Gbadamosi Moses
Opeyemi Timilehin Akorede Oluwaseun Samuel Aboaba
Olawale Sodiq Adeniyi Adekomaya Adedoyin Eniola
Abidemi Nasir Idris Kazeem Babajide Remilekun
Odewale Akindele Damilola Mustapha Adewumi Ayoade
Afolabi Jamiu Oluwadamilare Ajani Quareeb Ajibola
Isaac Chinedu Isaiah Aineribhokun Abel Ernest
Christopher Osarhemen Ivuogbe Dauda Kareem Oladayo
Basit Azeez Akande Atilade Stephen Ogunniyi
Ajuwon Omobola Ibrahim Temidayo Emmanuel Eyinla
Akande Damilare Peter Adisa Ibrahim Olasunkanmi
Salami Victor Gbenga
Names of 37 convicted for internet fraud
“They all pleaded guilty to the charges filed against them by the EFCC.

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“The sentences range from a fine, one to six months community service, and one year imprisonment.”

The courts sentenced convicts such as Ajuwon, Ogunseitan and Ogunniyi to one-year imprisonment each, while Akinba received a 3-month prison sentence.

“Salami, Akande Damilare, Aineribhokun, Odewale Akindele, Nasir, Akorede, Owolabi, Ojo and Makinde bagged six months community service each,” EFCC stated on Monday.

“Furthermore, Adisa, Basit Azeez, Ivuogbe, Ajibola, Moshood and Yusuf were convicted and sentenced to five months community service each. Eyinla, Isaac, Omoyemi, Ogbidi, Oluchukwu, Afolabi, Adekomaya, Ayoade, Ayoade, Oloyede and Olawale Joshua were sentenced to three months community service each while Oladayo bagged four months community service.

“Also, Adeoye was convicted and sentenced to one-month imprisonment and one month community service, Akinade to two months community service, Aboaba and Olawale to one month community service each while Odewale Johnson, Chukwudi and Ehinmowo were convicted and ordered to pay N150,000.00 (One Hundred and Fifty Thousand Naira) fine each.”

The courts also ordered the convicts to restitute their victims. They will also forfeit all items the EFCC recovered from them.


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