Abdulrazaq, who resides at Oko-Oba area of Lagos, is facing two counts of conspiracy and impersonation.
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The police charged Iwara, who resides in Shomolu area of Lagos with obtaining by false pretences, theft, impersonation and breach of peace.
Okorie, a resident of Shomolu, Lagos, is facing a count of impersonation.
The Chief Magistrate, O.I. Oke, sentenced Oni to three years imprisonment without an option of fine.
The Chief Magistrate, O.L Oke, sentenced Ogunleye to one year in a correctional centre without an option of fine.
The spokesperson of the Zone, DSP Nwode Nkeiruka, who revealed this in a statement, said the suspect had been posing as the “Chairman of Zone 13 Stakeholders’ Forum”.
The Command’s spokesman, Haruna Mohammed, revealed this in a statement on Wednesday.
The Chairman of the task team, Ikharo Attah made this known while briefing newsmen on Thursday in Abuja.
The Department of State Services in Osun State on Thursday arraigned one Quadri Abiodun Akande, 34, before an Osogbo Chief Magistrates’ Court for alleged impersonation.
The Edo Command of the Nigerian Security and Civil Defence Corps has arrested four suspects for allegedly impersonating members of the corps.
The Nigerian Army on Sunday paraded two suspected recruitment racketeers, who had been posing as personnel, extorting potential recruits under the pretext to get them enlisted into the Depot Nigerian Army as recruits.
Announcing his move, Otedola wrote, “Good day to the online community. Due to the fraudulent and disingenuous exploitation of my persona on this platform, tweets from me on this account are suspended forthwith until I am verified by Twitter. Thank you. F.Ote$”
Nyaku, 47, is also accused of parading himself as an Army officer, wearing Army camouflaged uniform and unlawfully possessing a Nigerian Police identity card.
Ambode, in a statement signed by her Assistant Director, Public Affairs, Folashade Kadiri, said the unknown individual has been utilizing social media platforms to disguise as her representative to defraud people, alerting Nigerians to be wary of such entreaties from any person.
The accused are: Emmanuel Anthony, 28; Mubarak Abdullahi, 23; Gabriel Ibeh, 29; Chukwuemeka Okolie, 30; Ibrahim Isah, 31; and Ayokunle Ale, 29.
According to the police report, the suspect was arraigned on February 12, 2018.
Other offences against her, according to the court papers, include criminal conspiracy and harbouring of miscreants
Simon said that the defendant, who was parading himself as a serving member of the Nigeria Army, was caught harassing people on the road with the uniform
According to him the RRS men approached the suspects to find out their
business in the area.
He said: “The accused said he got a revelation from God for her and collected N13,000 from the complainant on the pretext of praying and fasting on her behalf for a possible solution to her problem
Delivering judgment, Ojuromi said: “After listening to all the evidence before the court, it is established that the accused is guilty of all the offences