Fake lawyer bags three years in Ogun
He said that the convict went ahead to move an application for bail for a matter he appeared in as a counsel at the Federal High Court in Abeokuta.” He later confessed that he only had a diploma in law and had never been called to the Bar.
“He confessed that he had been using his wife‘s gown who was called to Bar in 2006, but not practising.Akhenegor said the offence contravened Section 484 of the Criminal Law of Ogun, 2006.
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