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       Student in Court for Forging Local Government Documents
       By: Eda Date: April 10, 2019, 12:39 pm
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       A 23-year-old student, Olamide Olakunlade, appeared before an
       Ikeja Chief Magistrates’ Court on Monday for allegedly forging
       the letterhead of Ikeja Local Government for indigeneship
       documentation. The defedant is facing two counts of conspiracy
       and forgery to which he pleaded not guilty.
       Forgery attracts three years imprisonment, while conspiracy
       attracts a penalty of two years if convicted.
       According to the Prosecutor, Sgt. Kenrich Nomayo, the
       defendant allegedly conspired with others to commit felony by
       forging letters of Ikeja Local Government indigeneship office.
       He said the staff of the Department of State Service intercepted
       the defendant while on duty at Ikeja Local Government Area and
       found letterhead of the Local Government on him, which were
       suspected to be fake.
       “The defendant had in his possession photocopies of the
       letterhead papers,’’ he said.
       The Chief Magistrate, Mrs T.A. Ojo, admitted the defendant to
       bail in the sum of N100, 000 with two sureties in like sum, and
       the sureties must be gainfully employed with evidence of two
       years tax payment to the Lagos State Government and have their
       addresses verified by the court.
       She said that the sureties must present their bank statements
       for three months and also reside within the court’s
       jurisdiction. The magistrate adjourned the case until April 23
       for mention
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