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After defrauding UK-based woman, Prophet Ogundipe may spend 47th birthday in jail

Ogundipe was recently jailed for defrauding a United Kingdom-based woman, Mrs. Olaide Williams-Oni. The cleric, who was sentenced to two years imprisonment by a Lagos State High Court in November 2020, was said to have committed the crime in 2007. Despite the pastor’s situation, his church members according to TheNation have decided to celebrate his birthday on March 10. Ogundipe who was born on March 10, 1974, is seen by many as a selfless giver and great philanthropist, and he has been a prophet for more than 15 years, TheNation reports. Source: Pulse Nigeria Tell your friends Join the Sabi   clique Don t miss a thing, get the latest updates to fuel your conversation daily

Breaking News | Breaking News Fraud case: Court rejects bail application of Cele pastor, Israel Ogundipe

Views: Visits 271 An Ikeja high court has rejected the post-conviction bail application filed by Israel Ogundipe, shepherd-in-charge of Celestial Church of Christ, Global Genesis Parish, Lagos, who was sentenced to two years imprisonment for fraud. The Street Journal had reported that a Lagos state high court had convicted Ogundipe for defrauding Olaide Williams-Oni, a UK-based woman, of N17 million. Before the conviction, the pastor had been on trial since 2011, for seven counts of obtaining by stealing, inducing delivery of money by false pretence, unlawful conversion of property and forgery. NAN is reporting that Ogundipe, who cited health grounds, asked the court to grant him unconditional bail pending the hearing and determination of the appeal of his sentence.

Court rejects bail application of Ogundipe, Lagos-based pastor jailed for fraud

Advertisement TheCable had reported that a Lagos state high court had convicted Ogundipe for defrauding Olaide Williams-Oni, a UK-based woman, of N17 million. Before the conviction, the pastor had been on trial since 2011, for seven counts of obtaining by stealing, inducing delivery of money by false pretence, unlawful conversion of property and forgery. According to NAN, Ogundipe, who cited health grounds, asked the court to grant him unconditional bail pending the hearing and determination of the appeal of his sentence. Advertisement Defending the bail application, Olanrewaju Ajanaku, his counsel, in a 16-paragraph affidavit, said Ogundipe is suffering from diabetes, which requires strict diet and specialised medical attention which cannot be provided in the correctional centre.

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