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    Court Jails ‘Mama Boko Haram’ Seven Years Over N66m Fraud

    FunkeBy FunkeAugust 12, 2022 Top Stories No Comments3 Mins Read
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    Again, Aisha Alkali Wakil alias Mama Boko Haram has been convicted and sentenced to another seven years in prison for stealing N66million.

    This judgement is coming barely two months she was jailed for five years for fraudulently obtaining 3,000 bags of beans.

    This time around, she was again convicted in Maiduguri alongside her accomplices; Tahiru Saidu Daura and Prince Lawal Shoyede

    The Maiduguri Zonal Command of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC secured the conviction and sentencing of the three convicts on a three count charge of conspiracy and stealing to the tune of N66m before Justice Kumaliya

    The defendants as promoter and managers of a Non-governmental organisation, Complete Care and Aids Foundation on September 7, 2018 induced one Ali Tijjani, and his company, AMTMAT Global Ventures to supply N51million worth of processed maize grain also known as “biski” for which they refused to pay.

    In relation to their latest conviction, EFCC said, “AMTMAT Global Ventures further processed and funded the trip of the trio to Morocco to the tune of N15 Million, a cost they refused to defray.”

    Count two of the charge reads: “That you, Tahiru Saidu Daura, while being a programme manager of Complete Care and Aid Foundation, and Aisha Wakil, being the CEO of Complete Care and Aid Foundation on the 7th September, 2018, in Maiduguri within the jurisdiction of this Honourable Court, dishonestly induced Ali Tijjani, the CEO and alter ego of AMTMAT Global Ventures to deliver to you, processed maize grains (biski), valued at N51,000,000.00 (Fifty-one Million Naira) which you are yet to pay and thereby committed an offence contrary to Section 320(a) and punishable under Section 322 of the Penal Code Cap 102 Laws of Borno State.”

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    The defendants had pleaded “not guilty” to all the charges, leading to their full trail. In the course of trial the prosecution counsel, Mukhtar Ali Ahmed, presented five witnesses and tendered several exhibits before closing the prosecution’s case on September 1, 2020.

    Delivering judgement on Friday, Justice Kumaliya said the prosecution proved the charge against the defendants and pronounced them guilty as charged.

    Hence, the judge sentenced Wakil, Daura and Shoyede to seven years imprisonment for the offence of conspiracy without option of fine.

    On the second count of cheating the court sentenced the convicts to seven years imprisonment each without an option of fine.

    In addition, the court ordered the defendants to pay the sum of N51m to Ali Tijjani or in default serve 15 years imprisonment.

    In addition, the first, second and third defendants are to each pay the sum of N3, 750,000.00 (Three Million Seven Hundred and Fifty Thousand Naira) to Ali Tijjani or in default serve five years imprisonment each.

    The sentence is to start running at the expiration of any sentence that this court or any other court had awarded the convicted persons before this judgement.

    Aisha Alkali Wakil Ali Tijjani AMTMAT Global Ventures Economic and Financial Crimes Commission EFCC Justice Aisha Kumaliya Mama Boko Haram Mukhtar Ali Ahmed Prince Lawal Shoyode Tahiru Saidu Daura
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