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Monday, 20 October 2014

Photo: EFCC Arraigns Bureau de Change Operator for $50k fraud

Find the EFCC Press statement below
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, today, October 20, 2014 arraigned one Abubakar Abdullahi before Justice Dije Aboki of Kano State High Court on one count charge of criminal breach of trust.
The accused, who is the manager of Maisabulu Bureau de Change, Kano, had sometime in April, 2013 upon the instruction of his employer, Alhaji Kabiru Maisabulu, the managing director of Maisabulu Bureau de Change purchased the sum of 50,000 United States dollars from the Central Bank of Nigeria on behalf of one Bello Sani Yakassai of Misau Bureau de Change but, converted the said sum for his personal use.

The count reads: " That you Abubakar Abdullahi being the manager of Maisabulu Bureau de Change sometime in April 2013 in Kano within the judicial division of the High Court of Justice of Kano being entrusted with certain property to wit: the sum of $50,000.00 equivalent to the sum of N7,780,000.00 given to you by Ahaji Kabiru Maisabulu for onward transmission to Bello Sani Yakassai committed criminal breach of trust in respect thereof and that you thereby committed an offence punishable under section 314 of the Penal Code"

The accused pleaded not guilty when the charge was read to him.
Based on his plea, Justice Aboki ordered that the accused be remanded in EFCC custody pending the hearing of the bail application and adjourned the matter to November 4, 2014.

23 comments:

  1. So bad for him.
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  2. Welldone EFCC.
    But most of us are also worried that you may be turning blind eyes towards the bigger thieves.
    But at least you are doing something.

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  3. Everyday for the thief...one day for the owner.

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  4. for him to plead not guilty I guess there is another side to the story but I would have thought this is a police case not EFCC

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  5. I guess when he saw d money, he was like[ walahi I go bekum d next dangote in his Aboki's voice] even though u neva fulfilled ur dreams, atleast lib readers know u now ..

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  6. Efcc is soo local..must pple hold carbon sheets and stand like morons evri tym..Rubbish............................#KingOfKings

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    1. Kings my love! Am gay! Pls can u suck my c**k! Then later I bang u hard!? I love u! #Gaycrush!

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  7. Say no to crime...

    BORN TO SHINE!!!

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  8. Kings my love! Am gay! Pls can u suck my c**k! Then later I bang u hard!? I love u! #Gaycrush!

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  9. Choi dere is God ooo

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  11. Notice how there are more Hausa people in the EFCC net for fraudulent charges these days? Is it something in the air or is it that the EFCC has it searchlight focused on them?

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  12. Thank God not a yoruba this time or Ibo,hahaha my Housa brothers.

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  13. Tired of seeing all this EFCC trash #onelovefromSnow#

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  14. 50k????? what happens to the real criminals stealing millions of Dollars ....Only God can save these country

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  15. good for him.let me c how he will steal again ....www.news29.tk

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  16. good for him.let me c how he will steal again ....www.news29.tk

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  17. The cardboard thing is NOT RIGHT, the law states that every person charged is termed innocent, Unless proven otherwise!

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