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The EFCC told Justice C.J. Aneke that Wakili conspired with one Abdullahi Umar, who is at large, “to fraudulently impersonate the former Lagos State governor with intent to gain a monetary advantage for themselves.
The defendant “converted the total sum of N3,106,216, being the value of the minister’s Air-miles Skywards Account Number EK248739282 with the Emirate Airlines and which sum they reasonably ought to have known formed part the proceeds of their unlawful activity, to wit: fraud.
The Minister speaking on the incident, said the amount mentioned was the worth of Air Miles which the suspect derived from fraudulently hacking into his internet account and creating a false identity which he, among other benefits, used to buy first class tickets to various parts of the world.
The Minister neither knew nor transacted any business with the suspect that involved or would have led to his being swindled.
The suspect hacked into Babatunde Fashola's internet account and created a false identity which he, among other benefits, used to buy first-class tickets to various parts of the world, and has been using it for over six years and the suspect was tracked by the Minister until enough evidence was gathered which was then passed on to the security agencies.”
The EFCC told Justice C.J. Aneke that Wakili conspired with one Abdullahi Umar, who is at large, “to fraudulently impersonate the former Lagos State governor with intent to gain a monetary advantage for themselves.
The defendant “converted the total sum of N3,106,216, being the value of the minister’s Air-miles Skywards Account Number EK248739282 with the Emirate Airlines and which sum they reasonably ought to have known formed part the proceeds of their unlawful activity, to wit: fraud.
The Minister speaking on the incident, said the amount mentioned was the worth of Air Miles which the suspect derived from fraudulently hacking into his internet account and creating a false identity which he, among other benefits, used to buy first class tickets to various parts of the world.
The Minister neither knew nor transacted any business with the suspect that involved or would have led to his being swindled.
The suspect hacked into Babatunde Fashola's internet account and created a false identity which he, among other benefits, used to buy first-class tickets to various parts of the world, and has been using it for over six years and the suspect was tracked by the Minister until enough evidence was gathered which was then passed on to the security agencies.”
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