The suspect had on Sunday pasted a notice at the Adamasingba Stadium venue of the State’s recruitment screening centre with his name and phone numbers that those interested in joining the Amotekun Corps should contact him.
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The Magistrate, A.O. Adeyemi, sentenced Adeleke without an option of fine after he pleaded guilty to the charge.
Hajiya Salamatu Abubakar, the state Head of Service, who disclosed this during a press conference in Minna, said their dismissal was approved by the state executive council at its meeting on Thursday.
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Dr. Olukoya’s position on the issues was made known in a statement by his media aide, Collins Edomaruse, on Saturday.
The Command’s spokesman, Haruna Mohammed, revealed this in a statement on Wednesday.
The two US army recruits are Nigerian citizens according to documents and passports submitted to US District Court.
Festus, a photographer, who lives at D32 Ipetumodu Town, Osun State, is charged with criminal conspiracy, breach of trust, cheating and obtaining under false pretense.
Mba, whose address was not given, is standing trial on a three-count charge bordering on fraud and assault.
Delivering judgment, Justice Patricia Ajoku, convicted and sentenced Agbanah after he pleaded guilty and subsequently went into a plea bargain agreement with the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission.
The fake DSS operative obtained N1.5 million from the Bank Director with a promise to help him out of his problems with the secret police.
Dele Oyewale, the Head, Media and Publicity of the EFCC, made this known in a statement on Thursday.
Osagie Ize-Iyamu and the four others were to appear on Thursday before Justice M.G. Umar over charges bordering on alleged N700 million money laundering filed against them by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission.
Mustapha, 32, was arraigned on June 14, 2017 alongside one Nurudeen Salimu, 35, on a nine-count charge bordering on conspiracy, stealing, fraud and diverting messages from a phone number to another.
Justice Nnamdi Dimgba held that the EFCC failed to establish ingredients of fraud that could link the lawmaker with the alleged offence.
The police charged Yat with cheating.
A statement by the Head, Media and Publicity of the commission, Dele Oyewale, said the money meant for payment of over 400 teachers working with the Kwara SUBEB was allegedly shared by the suspects.
Delivering judgment, Justice Uchena Agomoh found the convict guilty of the three-count charge levelled against him and subsequently sentenced him.
The convict was prosecuted by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, Kaduna Zonal Office.
A statement signed the Company Secretary and Legal Adviser, Adamu Musa, said: “All contracts awarded to Rodnab Constructions Limited in NDDC and other places were duly awarded, they were duly tendered for, won and approved by the NDDC Governing Board and further approved by the Federal Executive Council, having met all the necessary conditions.”