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Man in court for allegedly defrauding ditched fiancée of N1.3m

AdminBy AdminDecember 14, 2021No Comments1 Min Read
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By Correspondent in Lokoja

Abdulkareem Isah,(38) on Tuesday appeared in a High Court in Lokoja for allegedly defrauding his former fiancée of N1.3 million.

Isah of Galili in Lokoja Local Government Area is charged with two counts of fraud.

The Prosecution Counsel, S.I. Ikutanwa, told the court that Isah, on July 15, 2019 collected, N1.3 million from his fiancee, Miss Hussane Sule for a business deal with a promise to refund the money in six months.

Ikutanwa said that Isah deceived Sule with a ”a fake” marriage proposal.

The offence, he said, is punishable under section 1(3) of the Advanced Fee Fraud and Other Related Offences Act 2016 of constitution of Federal Republic of Nigeria.”

“My Lord, since the accused has pleaded not guilty to the two count charge labeled against him, we shall be asking for another date to enable us prepare and commence hearing of the case proper,” Ikutanwa pleaded.

The Defence Counsel, Mr M.S. Yusuf, did not oppose the application for adjournment, adding that his client was on administrative bail.

The presiding judge, Justice S.E. Umar, adjourned the case until Jan. 26, 2022 for hearing.

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