A Magistrates’ Court has convicted a young woman, simply identified as Jennifer, after she was found guilty of failing to fulfil a promise made to one Emmanuel, from whom she collected transport fare under the pretext of visiting him…..CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>
The court ruled that Jennifer’s action amounted to a breach of promise and financial deception, as she failed to keep to her word after receiving the suA Magistrates’ Court has convicted a young woman, simply identified as Jennifer, after she was found guilty of failing to fulfil a promise made to one Emmanuel, from whom she collected transport fare under the pretext of visiting him.
The court ruled that Jennifer’s action amounted to a breach of promise and financial deception, as she failed to keep to her word after receiving the sum.m.
In its judgment, the court fined her the sum of ₦450,000 as restitution to Emmanuel. The magistrate further ruled that in default of payment, Jennifer would serve seven years imprisonment.
The verdict sparked reactions within and outside the courtroom, with many describing the judgment as a stern warning against acts of deceit in interpersonal dealings.
Jennifer, however, pleaded for leniency, telling the court she had personal reasons for not honouring the promise. The magistrate held that while individuals are free to make personal decisions, deliberately collecting money under false pretences is punishable by law…..CONTINUE FULL READING>>>>>
