Monday, April 25, 2016

George Uboh, EFCC Accuser Bags 3 Years Jail Term for Fraud

Mr. George Uboh, the serial fraudster who sensationally accused the EFCC of diverting proceeds of recovered assets was today, April, 25, 2016, convicted and sentenced to three years imprisonment by Justice S. E. Aladetoyinbo of the Federal Capital Territory High Court Abuja, for his role in converting the property of the defunct Police Equipment Foundation, PEF, to his own use. 

Uboh was arraigned by the EFCC on a three count charge bordered on Criminal Breach of Trust involving the sale of PEF vehicles. 

He allegedly abused his position as former Head of Security and Communication Department, PEF, to convert the properties of the foundation to his personal use. Uboh claimed that the former National Coordinator, PEF, Kenny Martins, gave him some PEF vehicles to offset the debt owned him by the Foundation. 

With his conviction today, Uboh who runs a company called Panic Alert Security System (PASS) completes a double as a certified fraudster having previously been convicted of wire fraud in the United States. 

He was prosecuted after US law enforcement agents carried out a major raid on a credit card and bank fraud ring led by Uboh in Georgia in 1992. 

He came out of jail on January 16, 2001

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