The Economics and Financial Crimes
Commission, EFCC, on Thursday February 19,
2015 arraigned one Chief Felix Ogbebor before
Justice B. O. Quadri of the Federal High Court,
Port Harcourt, on 8-count charge bordering on
conspiracy, forgery, and obtaining money by
false pretence to the tune of Seventy Seven
Million Naira (N77, 000, 0000.00).

The accused allegedly obtained the sum of
Seventy Seven Million Naira from the Living
Faith Church (Winners Chapel), Stadium Road
branch, Port Harcourt for twelve and half plots
of land situate at Uyo Street, Rumumasi and
Port Harcourt

He allegedly presented several forged
documents to support the claim of ownership
of the said land. But the unsuspecting church
which wanted the land to build its new
worship center paid the sum of Seventy Seven
Million Naira (N77, 000,000.000) to the
accused.

However, when they attempted to take
possession of the land, they were stopped.
One Professor Ebi Awotua Efebo came with
documents, showing that the land in question
belongs to him. The documents showed that
he bought the land from one Chief Nelson
Chukwu as far as 1990.

One of the counts read, “that you Chief Felix
Ogbebor sometime in March, 2011 at Port
Harcourt within the jurisdiction of this
honourable court, with intent to defraud, did
obtain the sum of Seventy Seven Million Naira
(N77,000,000.00) only from the registered
trustees of Living Church (Winners Chapel,
Stadium Road, Port Harcourt) being payment
made to you as owner of the piece of land
lying and situate along Uyo street (Ohia Mini
Apu), Rumuomasi, Obio Akpo Local
Government Area of Rivers State, measuring
an area of 4211.769sq.m, a pretext you knew
to be false and thereby committed an offence
contrary to section 1 (1) (a) of the Advance
Fee Fraud and Other Fraud Related Offences
Act 2006 and punishable under section 1 (3)
of the same Act”.
He, however, pleaded not guilty.
In view of the plea of the defendant, the
prosecuting counsel, J.N Dogonyaro asked for
a trial date and prayed the court to remand
the accused in the EFCC custody. But defence
counsel, R.E. Wanogho formally presented a
bail application and urged the court to grant
the accused bail.

Justice Quadri adjourned the matter to
February 24, 2015 for ruling on bail
application and remanded the accused in
EFCC custody.

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Serious?

Plea bargain and the man will pocket the rest.biz as usual

This man is a real criminal

77 million naira transaction deserves a thorough background check on both the seller and the commodity involved, by a competent hand. But in this case, it's either that an incompetent hand was hired for the deal or that the people at the helm of the church took a shortcut, probably to save money for the church or for themselves. Am sure a good part of that money has been spent by the alleged impersonator. It's gonna take more than Goodluck to get the 77 million back, not the Goodluck @asorock though

hmmmm baba Oyedikpo no waste of time oya kia kia open d gates of hell....let it rain down brimstone n sulphur

gates of hell would soon be let lose

Sabadon:
hmmmm baba Oyedikpo no waste of time oya kia kia open d gates of hell....let it rain down brimstone n sulphur

did he tell u dat he is the gateman of dat side?

Henix:
did he tell u dat he is the gateman of dat side?

na joke I dey oooo,I was actually referring to his previous comment

choi