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    Fake Surety: Headmaster jailed for giving false information

    Chronicle EditorBy Chronicle EditorAugust 20, 2021No Comments2 Mins Read
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    Umar Hassan was jailed for giving false information
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    An assistant primary school headmaster at Goron Dutse Primary School in Dala Local Government of Kano State, Umar Hassan, has been sentenced to six months imprisonment by Justice Zuwaira Yusuf of the Kano State High Court for providing false information and misleading operatives of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC.

    Hassan who stood surety for one Abdulkadir Muhammad Sani who he claimed was his brother.

    Sani was granted bail based on the information provided by Hassan.

    The charge read, “that you Umar Hassan on or about 13th December, 2017, at Kano, within the Jurisdiction of the Kano State High Court, Kano did commit an unlawful act to wit: gave false information to an Officer of Economic and Financial Crimes Commission by representing yourself as a brother to one Abdulkadir Muhammad Sani who is under investigation, whom you later took on administrative bail as a surety and who is now at large, whereby you failed to produce him when required by the Commission and you thereby committed an offence contrary to Section 39 (2)(a) and Punishable under Section 39 (2)(b) of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission Act, 2004”.

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    The defendant’s trouble began after he stood as a surety for one Abdulkadir Mohammed Sani who is being investigated by the Kano Zonal Command of the Commission for alleged offences of obtaining by false pretence and forgery.

    When the defendant failed to produce the principal suspect at the required time, it was discovered that all the information given by him.

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