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These 3 Guys Stole A Cheque Written In Another Person’s Name and Still Cashed It

Nairametrics by Nairametrics
April 17, 2014
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The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission on Thursday filed a six count against three men, who allegedly stole a cheque of N4 million issued by MTN Nigeria at an Ikeja High Court.

The accused are Fatai Ramoni, 26, James Opeodu, 29 and Adedeji Adegbenga, 39.

The News Agency of Nigeria reports that the accused are to be brought before Justice Sedoten Ogunsanya on May 5.

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The trio is facing a six-count offence bordering on conspiracy, stealing, impersonation, forgery and use of false documents.

The EFCC Counsel, Mr Omeiza Adebola, said the men committed the offences sometime in May 2012 in Lagos.

The EFCC alleged that they stole a Zenith Bank cheque no. 09228222 for N4m issued by MTN in favour of one Mr Lanre Lawal.

The payment, the commission said, was for the acquisition of Lawal’s property for the installation of MTN’s base station.

Specifically, the EFCC stated that the suspects after allegedly stealing the cheque, impersonated Lawal and opened an account with Guaranty Trust Bank, Ladipo Branch, where they cashed the money.

The offences, contravened the provisions of Sections 285 (9), 363, 364 (1), 387 (1) and 409 of the Criminal Law of Lagos State, 2011.

Source: Punch

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  1. Ernest says:
    June 15, 2015 at 7:00 am

    When there is no national social security number issued at birth anyone can assume anybody ! When you travel outside Nigeria you will recognize the value of Social Security Number in National ID. Social Security number is non selective who should have it , it is compulsory for all citizens and legal residents . The BVN for bank customers is another distraction. Social security number is what is needed and computerized with the National ID and International Passport , Tax account , hospital and all civic registration.

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