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    Home»Crime»Court Registrar Land In Trouble For Using Judges Names To Collect 500 Bags Of Rice –
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    Court Registrar Land In Trouble For Using Judges Names To Collect 500 Bags Of Rice –

    Ibom FocusBy Ibom FocusNovember 5, 2021No Comments1 Min Read
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    Court Registrar Land In Trouble For Using Judges Names To Collect 500 Bags Of Rice

    Information reaching Ibom Focus says that Court Registrar Land In Serious Trouble For Using Judges Names To Collect 500 Bags Of Rice

    A Registrar with Kwara Judiciary, Fatimoh Olatunji, has been convicted for fraud and sentenced to seven years imprisonment without option of fine.

    According to the judgment handed down by Justice M.B. Ishiaq of the state High Court, Olatunji is also to pay N7 million to the complainant, an Ilorin-based popular business woman, Sherifat Oloriegbe.

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    The News Agency of Nigeria (NAN) reports that Olatunji was convicted for defrauding Oloriegbe by using the names of some judges in the state to collect 500 bags of rice, amounting to N10 million.

    NAN also reports that Olatunji had pleaded not guilty to the offence of fraud when she was first arraigned before an Upper Area Court in 2017, claiming that she had a clean business deal with Oloriegbe.

    Meanwhile, Counsel to the convict, Mr Toyin Onaolapo, has expressed displeasure with the judgment, vowing to head for the Court of Appeal.

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