Ex-Oyo Court Registrar Bags Five-Year Jail Term For Stealing
An Oyo State High Court has convicted one Mutiat Omobola Adio, for stealing N22.3 million meant for judicial officers’ Cooperative society in the state.
In a statement on Friday by the anti-graft agency’s spokesman, Tony Orilade, “this is the second time in less than two years that the former top government official would earn jail term for fraud-related offences.”In the latest conviction, Justice Muniru Olagunju found Mrs. Adio, a Chief Magistrate in the state, guilty of the charge preferred against her.
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