Another Two INEC staffs jailed 21 years for N362 Million fraud

Another two Independent national Electoral Commission (INEC) who received bribe to compromise 2015 presidential election has been sentence to twenty one years Imprisonment.

Gombe zonal office of the EFCC who give the report, said, “The EFCC, Gombe Zonal Office secured the conviction of the duo of Ibrahim Muhammed Umar and Sahabo Iya Hamman before Justice Nathan Musa of the Adamawa state High Court, Yola. They were sentenced to 21 years imprisonment on three counts charge bordering on conspiracy, corruptly procure monetary benefit and receive of monetary benefit. Their journey to correctional services started when Ibrahim, a former Electoral Officer of Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, incharge of Yola South Local Government Area of Adamawa state, alledgely conspired with the Second convict, Sahabo, a retired staff of INEC and also a representative of an NGO-West African Network of Election Observers (WANEO) who served as a State coordinator, Adamawa State, during the 2015 Presidential Election, to withdraw the sum of N370M from Central Bank of Nigeria at Fidelity Bank Plc, Yola branch, in which the sum of N362m was released to them.”

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