Iro! For where?

How can that happen when he is under Ambassador Buratai's close watch?

When the FG has him exactly where they want him?

Best place for the criminal forger is Jail where he can only agitate and disturb his fellow rat and mosquito residents.

Next time he will respect his elders and the rule of law while voicing his protests.

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A rare look into Igboho's VIP holding cell.

Fulanis go cry last last like they always do... Shakara no pass 2023

Forgery is a felony so maximum sentence is months to a year or two with option of fine

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Igboho is not the cause of your wretchedness..

Baba done run, Mumu Secessionist.

Jerryherd:



Fulanis go cry last last like they always do... Shakara no pass 2023

Forgery is a felony so maximum sentence is months to a year or two with option of fine

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If you know the meaning of Felony, you will not use it with that sentence.

This evening school sha.

What is Felony?
A felony is the most serious type of criminal offense and can be punishable by sentences ranging from imprisonment for more than a year to life imprisonment without parole and, even, death.


FRANCE CRIMINAL CODE

TITLE IV

UNDERMINING PUBLIC TRUST Articles 441-1 to 445-4
CHAPTER I

FORGERY Articles 441-1 to 441-12

ARTICLE 441-1
(Ordinance no. 2000-916 of 19 September 2000 Article 3 Official Journal of 22 September 2000 in force 1 January
2002)
Forgery consists of any fraudulent alteration of the truth liable to cause harm and made by any means in a
document or other medium of expression of which the object is, or effect may be, to provide evidence of a right or of a
situation carrying legal consequences.
Forgery and the use of forgeries is punished by three years' imprisonment and a fine of €45,000.

ARTICLE 441-2
(Ordinance no. 2000-916 of 19 September 2000 Article 3 Official Journal of 22 September 2000 in force 1 January
2002)
Forgery committed in a document delivered by a public body for the purpose of establishing a right, an identity or a
capacity, or to grant an authorisation is punished by five years' imprisonment and a fine of €75,000.
The use of a forgery specified in the previous paragraph is subject to the same penalties.
The penalty is increased to seven years' imprisonment and to a fine of €100,000 where the forgery or the use of the
forgery is committed:
1° by a person holding public authority or discharging a public service mission acting in the exercise of his office;
2° habitually;
3° or with the intent to facilitate the commission of a felony or to gain impunity for the perpetrator.

ARTICLE 441-3
(Ordinance no. 2000-916 of 19 September 2000 Article 3 Official Journal of 22 September 2000 in force 1 January
2002)
The dishonest possession of any of the forged documents defined by article 441-2 is punished by two years'
imprisonment and a fine of €30,000.
The penalty is increased to five years' imprisonment and to a fine of €75,000 where more than one forged
documents are unlawfully possessed.

ARTICLE 441-4
(Ordinance no. 2000-916 of 19 September 2000 Article 3 Official Journal of 22 September 2000 in force 1 January
2002)
Forgery in an authentic or public document or a record prescribed by a public authority is punished by ten years'
imprisonment and a fine of €150,000.
The use of a forgery as described in the previous paragraph is subject to the same penalties.
The penalty is increased to fifteen years' criminal imprisonment and to a fine of €225,000 where the forgery or the
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use of forgery was committed by a person holding public authority or to discharge a public service mission whilst acting
in the exercise of his office or mission.

ARTICLE 441-5
(Ordinance no. 2000-916 of 19 September 2000 Article 3 Official Journal of 22 September 2000 in force 1 January
2002)
Unlawfully procuring for another person a document delivered by a public body for the purpose of establishing a
right, an identity or capacity, or the grant of an authorisation is punished by five years' imprisonment and a fine of
€75,000.
The penalty is increased to seven years' imprisonment and to a fine of €100,000 where the offence is committed:
1° by a person holding public authority or to discharge a public service mission whilst acting in the exercise of his
office;
2° habitually;
3° or with the intent to facilitate the commission of a felony or to gain impunity for the perpetrator.

ARTICLE 441-6
(Ordinance no. 2000-916 of 19 September 2000 Article 3 Official Journal of 22 September 2000 in force 1 January
2002)
Unlawfully obtaining from a public administration or from an institution discharging a public service mission, by any
fraudulent means, any document intended to establish a right, an identity or a capacity, or to grant an authorisation is
punished by two years' imprisonment and a fine of €30,000.
The same penalties apply to the submission of a false statement so as to obtain from a public administration or from
an institution discharging a public service mission an allowance, a cash payment or benefit that is not due.

ARTICLE 441-7
Except as otherwise provided in the present Chapter, a penalty of one year's imprisonment and a fine of €15,000 is
incurred by:
1° drafting an attestation or certificate stating materially inaccurate facts;
2° forging an attestation or certificate which was originally genuine;
3° using an inaccurate or forged written attestation or certificate;
The penalty is increased to three years' imprisonment and a fine of €45,000 where the offence was committed with
a view to prejudice the Public Treasury or the estate of another person.

ARTICLE 441-8
(Ordinance no. 2000-916 of 19 September 2000 Article 3 Official Journal of 22 September 2000 in force 1 January
2002)
A penalty of two years' imprisonment and a fine of €30,000 is incurred by any person who, acting in the exercise of
his profession, directly or indirectly makes offers, promises, gifts, donations or advantages of any kind to produce an
attestation or a certificate stating facts that are materially inaccurate.
The same penalties apply to yielding to the solicitations described in the previous paragraph, or the use of acts of
violence or threats, or the direct or indirect proposal of offers, promises, gifts, donations or advantages of any kind to
obtain from a person acting in the exercise of his profession an attestation or certificate stating facts that are materially
inaccurate.
The penalty is increased to five years' imprisonment and to a fine of €75,000 where the person described in the first
two paragraphs is a medical or health practitioner and the written statement containing inaccurate facts conceals or
untruthfully certifies the existence of a sickness, disability or a state of pregnancy, or provides wrongful indications as to
the origin of a sickness or a disability or as to the cause of a death.

ARTICLE 441-9
Attempt to commit the misdemeanours referred to under articles 441-1, 441-2 and 441-4 to 441-8 is subject to the
same penalties.

ARTICLE 441-10
Natural persons convicted of the felonies or misdemeanours referred to under the present Chapter also incur the
following additional penalties:
1° forfeiture of civic, civil and family rights, pursuant to the conditions set out under article 131-26;
2° prohibition to hold public office or to undertake a social or professional activity pursuant to the conditions set out
under article 131-27;
3° disqualification from public tenders;
4° confiscation of the thing which was used or intended for the commission of the offence, or of the thing which is
the product of it, except for articles subject to restitution.

ARTICLE 441-11
Any alien convicted of any of the offences referred to under the present Chapter may be banished from French
territory either permanently or for a maximum period of ten years pursuant to the conditions set out under article 131-10.

ARTICLE 441-12
Legal persons may incur criminal liability for the offences referred to under the present Chapter pursuant to the
conditions set out under article 121-2.
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The penalties incurred by legal persons are:
1° a fine, pursuant to the conditions set out under article 131-38;
2° the penalties referred to under article 131-39.
The prohibition referred to under 2° of article 131-39 applies to the activity in the course of which or on the occasion
of the performance of which the offence was committed.

CHAPTER II

COUNTERFEITING Articles 442-1 to 442-15

ARTICLE 442-1
(Ordinance no. 2000-916 of 19 September 2000 Article 3 Official Journal of 22 September 2000 in force 1 January
2002)
(Act no. 2004-204 of 9 March 2004 article 6 XIII Official Journal of 10 March 2004)
The counterfeiting or the forging of coins or banknotes which are legal tender in France or are issued by authorised
international or foreign institutions for that purpose is punished by thirty years' criminal imprisonment and a fine of
€450,000.
The same penalties apply to the manufacture of any coins and banknotes mentioned in the previous paragraph by
making use of equipment or material authorised and designated for this purpose, where this is done in breach of the
rules made by the institutions authorised to issue this money and without their agreement.
The first two paragraphs of article 132-23 governing the safety period are applicable to the offences referred to
under the present article.

ARTICLE 442-2
(Ordinance no. 2000-916 of 19 September 2000 Article 3 Official Journal of 22 September 2000 in force 1 January
2002)
(Act no. 2004-204 of 9 March 2004 article 6 XIV Official Journal of 10 March 2004)
Transporting, putting into circulation or holding with a view to putting into circulation any forged or counterfeited
money referred to under article 442-1, or money that has been illegally produced in breach of the second paragraph of
that article, is punished by ten years' imprisonment and a fine of €150,000.
Where committed by an organised gang, the same offences are punished by thirty years' criminal imprisonment and
a fine of €450,000.
The first two paragraphs of article 132-23 governing the safety period are applicable to the offence referred to under
the second paragraph the present article.

ARTICLE 442-3
(Ordinance no. 2000-916 of 19 September 2000 Article 3 Official Journal of 22 September 2000 in force 1 January
2002)
The counterfeiting or forging of French or foreign coins or banknotes which are no longer legal tender or are no
longer authorised is punished by five years' imprisonment and a fine of €75,000.

ARTICLE 442-4
Putting into circulation any unauthorised money designed to replace coins or banknotes that are legal tender in
France is punished by five years' imprisonment and a fine of €75,000.

ARTICLE 442-5
(Act no. 2001-1168 of 11 December 2001 art. 17 Official Journal 12 December 2001)
The unauthorised manufacture, use or possession of raw materials, equipment, computer programs or any other
object specially designed for the manufacture of coins and banknotes, or for the protection of banknotes or coins against
counterfeiting, is punished by two years' imprisonment and a fine of €30,000.

ARTICLE 442-6
A penalty of one year's imprisonment and a fine of €15,000 applies to the manufacture, sale or circulation of any
articles, printed documents or forms which resemble the instruments referred to in article 442-1 so as to facilitate their
acceptance in lieu of the tender they resemble.

ARTICLE 442-7
(Ordinance no. 2000-916 of 19 September 2000 Article 3 Official Journal of 22 September 2000 in force 1 January
2002)
Any person who, having received forged or counterfeited money referred to under article 442-1 believing them to be
genuine, returns them to circulation after discovering their falsity is punished by a fine of €7,500.

ARTICLE 442-8
Attempt to commit the misdemeanours referred to under the first paragraph of article 442-2 and under articles 442-3
to 442-7 is subject to the same penalties.

ARTICLE 442-9
Any person having attempted to commit one of the offences set out under the present Chapter is exempt from
penalty if, having informed the judicial or administrative authorities, he has made it possible to prevent the offence and,
where relevant, to identify the other offenders.
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ARTICLE 442-10
The custodial sentence incurred by the perpetrator or accomplice to the offences set out under articles 442-1 to
442-4 is reduced by half where, having informed the judicial or administrative authorities, he has made it possible to
prevent the offence and, where relevant, to identify the other offenders.

ARTICLE 442-11
Natural persons convicted of the felonies or misdemeanours set out under articles 442-1 to 442-6 also incur the
following additional penalties:
1° forfeiture of civic, civil and family rights, pursuant to the conditions set out under article 131-26;
2° prohibition to hold public office or to undertake a social or professional activity in the manner prescribed under
article 131-27;
3° area banishment pursuant to the conditions under article 131-31.

ARTICLE 442-12
(Act no. 93-1027 of 24 August 1993 Article 33 Official Journal 29 August 1993)
(Act no. 98-349 of 11 May 1998 Article 37 Official Journal 12 May 1998)
(Act no. 2003-1119 of 26 November 2003 Article 78 III Official Journal of 27 November 2003)
Any alien convicted of any of the offences referred to under articles 442-1 to 442-4 may be banished from French
territory either permanently or for a maximum period of ten years, pursuant to the conditions set out under article
131-30.

ARTICLE 442-13
In all the cases set out under the present Chapter the court may also order confiscation of the thing which was used
or intended for the commission of the offence or the thing which is the product of it, with the exception of articles which
may be subject to restitution.
The confiscation of counterfeit or forged coins and banknotes, as well as of the raw materials and equipment
designed for their manufacture, is mandatory.
The counterfeit or forged coins or banknotes are respectively returned to either the Coins and Medal Administration
or to the Bank of France, for the purpose of eventual destruction. To these bodies are also given, for the same purpose,
any confiscated raw materials or equipment that they select.
The confiscation of the articles, printed documents or forms referred to under article 442-6 is also mandatory. It
entails the transfer of the thing confiscated, for the purpose of destruction, to the Coins and Medals Administration or to
the Bank of France, in accordance with the distinction made in the previous paragraph.

ARTICLE 442-14
Legal persons may incur criminal liability for the offences referred to under the present chapter, pursuant to the
conditions set out under article 121-2.
The penalties incurred by legal persons are:
1° a fine, pursuant to the conditions set out under article 131-38;
2° the penalties referred to under article 131-39.;
3° confiscation, pursuant to the conditions set out under article 442-13.
The prohibition mentioned in 2° of article 131-39 applies to the activity in the exercise of which or on the occasion of
the exercise of which the offence was committed.

ARTICLE 442-15
(Inserted by Act no. 2001-1168 of 11 December 2001 Article 17 Official Journal 12 December 2001)
The provisions of articles 442-1, 442-2 and 442-5 to 442-14 as regards banknotes and coins intended to be put into
circulation, but have not yet been issued by the authorised institutions and are not yet legal tender.

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Nigeria will still divide..
We are not one people

I have nothing in common with you