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04.04.2023 Featured Nigerian Gets 4-Year Prison Sentence After Failed Attempt to Defraud Somalian of $4,661

Published 4th Apr, 2023

By Abimbola Abatta

One Ahmad Sultan has been convicted for forging some documents in a bid to defraud a Somalian of $4,661.

Sultan will spend the next four years in prison.

According to a tweet by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) on April 4, Sultan tried to scam the Somalian by pretending to secure a United Nations (UN) job for him.

Justice Hadiza Suleiman, who presided over a Kano State high court, on April 4, 2023, convicted and sentenced him for offences bordering on conspiracy and forgery.

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“Sultan was arraigned by the Commission alongside one Emmanuel Tunde sometime in November 2022 for forging documents in an attempt to defraud a Somali to the tune of $4,661 under the guise of securing a job for him at the United Nations,” said the anti-graft agency.

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“Upon arraignment, Emmanuel pleaded guilty and was convicted by the court. Sultan, on the other hand, pleaded not guilty thereby forcing the case to proceed to trial.

“However, when the matter came up for trial today, Sultan somersaulted and pleaded guilty to the charges against him.”

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Published 4th Apr, 2023

By Abimbola Abatta

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