47-year-old Peter Chukwuma,
who posed as a pastor was
arraigned in a Grade 1 Area
Court at Aso
Pada in Mararaba, Nasarawa
State by the
police on Friday for swindling a
woman of
N9,000.
According to the prosecutor, PC
Friday Adaji,
the accused and one other now
at large
tricked one Ms hristiano Ameh
of Kabayi
village, Mararaba into believing
they were
men of God.
Ms Christiana who lodged the
report at the
'A' Division Police Station,
Mararaba on Nov.
29. said she was returning from
work when
the accused came to her and
told her he had
a message from God that the
money she
had on her was blood money.
The accused collected N9,000
and one Itel
mobile phone valued at N7,000
from Ameh
to perform deliverance prayer
that will solve
all her problems.
Adaji added that the accused
disappeared
with the money and mobile
phone to an
unknown destination until he
was arrested.
The accused was charged with
criminal
conspiracy and cheating.
Mr Adaji said that the offence
contravened
the provisions of Sections 97
and 322 of the
Penal Code.
If convicted, the accused could
spend up to
three years in prison or an
option to pay a
fine or both.
The accused, however, pleaded
not guilty
saying, "I am only a labourer,
not a pastor."
The judge, Mr Albert Maga,
admitted the
accused to bail in the sum of
N20,000 and a
surety in like sum and
adjourned the case to
Dec. 19 for hearing.
Tuesday, 10 December 2013
Pastor Nabbed For Swindling Woman Of N9,000 For Deliverance
47-year-old Peter Chukwuma,
who posed as a pastor was
arraigned in a Grade 1 Area
Court at Aso
Pada in Mararaba, Nasarawa
State by the
police on Friday for swindling a
woman of
N9,000.
According to the prosecutor, PC
Friday Adaji,
the accused and one other now
at large
tricked one Ms hristiano Ameh
of Kabayi
village, Mararaba into believing
they were
men of God.
Ms Christiana who lodged the
report at the
'A' Division Police Station,
Mararaba on Nov.
29. said she was returning from
work when
the accused came to her and
told her he had
a message from God that the
money she
had on her was blood money.
The accused collected N9,000
and one Itel
mobile phone valued at N7,000
from Ameh
to perform deliverance prayer
that will solve
all her problems.
Adaji added that the accused
disappeared
with the money and mobile
phone to an
unknown destination until he
was arrested.
The accused was charged with
criminal
conspiracy and cheating.
Mr Adaji said that the offence
contravened
the provisions of Sections 97
and 322 of the
Penal Code.
If convicted, the accused could
spend up to
three years in prison or an
option to pay a
fine or both.
The accused, however, pleaded
not guilty
saying, "I am only a labourer,
not a pastor."
The judge, Mr Albert Maga,
admitted the
accused to bail in the sum of
N20,000 and a
surety in like sum and
adjourned the case to
Dec. 19 for hearing.
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