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George Uboh, the man who accused ex EFCC Chairman Ibrahim Lamorde, of diverting N1 trillion that was allegedly recovered from looters, has been sentenced to 3 years in jail.
An Abuja high court on Monday sentenced George to three years imprisonment or a fine of N4 million for conversion of the defunct Police Equipment Foundation property (PEF) to his own personal use.
He was jailed for his role in converting the property of the defunct Police Equipment Foundation (PEF) to his own use.
Mr. Uboh was arraigned by the EFCC on a three-count charge bordering on criminal breach of trust involving the sale of PEF vehicles.
He allegedly abused his position as former head of security and communication department of the foundation to convert the properties of the foundation to his personal use.
This will make it the second time Mr. Uboh, who runs a company called Panic Alert Security System (PASS), would be convicted. He was previously convicted of wire fraud in the United States.
He was prosecuted after US law enforcement agents carried out a major raid on a credit card and bank fraud ring in Georgia in 1992.
He came out of jail on January 16, 2001.
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An Abuja high court on Monday sentenced George to three years imprisonment or a fine of N4 million for conversion of the defunct Police Equipment Foundation property (PEF) to his own personal use.
He was jailed for his role in converting the property of the defunct Police Equipment Foundation (PEF) to his own use.
Mr. Uboh was arraigned by the EFCC on a three-count charge bordering on criminal breach of trust involving the sale of PEF vehicles.
He allegedly abused his position as former head of security and communication department of the foundation to convert the properties of the foundation to his personal use.
This will make it the second time Mr. Uboh, who runs a company called Panic Alert Security System (PASS), would be convicted. He was previously convicted of wire fraud in the United States.
He was prosecuted after US law enforcement agents carried out a major raid on a credit card and bank fraud ring in Georgia in 1992.
He came out of jail on January 16, 2001.
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