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FG Files Charges Against Olarenwaju Suraju


 The Federal Government has filed  charges against Chairman of  the Human and Environmental Development Agenda,HEDA Mr. Olarenwaju Suraju,  at the Federal High Court, Abuja, on alleged cyberstalking of former Attorney General of the Federation, Mohammed Adoke.

Office of the Attorney General of the Federation, in a four count charge as filled in a suit marked FHC/ABJ/CS/370/2021, accused  Suraju of using his social media handles as well as emails and audio interview to circulate false information on Adoke.

Adoke  had petitioned the Police  over  the circulation of what he described as   forged email and stage-managed phone conversation aimed at roping  him in the OPL 245 trial in Italy. He stated in the petition that  the  circulated  fake tape  was  an interview he   purportedly had with an Italian journalist admitting that the Malabu transaction was a scam.

The lead prosecution counsel, Mr. A.O. Shaibu, said HEDA boss’s alleged action  violates section 24 of the Cybercrimes Act, 2015,  adding that it was done with the  intention “to insult and dent the image of Mohammed Adoke”.

He informed that an Italian court had since dismissed allegations of corruption in the OPL 245 deal while the prosecutors were being investigated over alleged falsification and manipulation of evidence.

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