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A former Executive Secretary of the Lagos State Scholarship Board, Stephen Oshinowo, has said that he was tricked into writing a statement admitting stealing N127million belonging to the Board while in the custody of the
Mr Oshinowo stated this at an Ikeja Special Offences Court on Thursday”Adebayo told me that he has spoken with the EFCC and they have an understanding. He urged me to cooperate with every step.” while testifying during the trial-within-trial to determine whether he voluntarily gave his statement to the EFCC.
He is facing trial over an eight-count charge of criminal conversion of N127 million belonging to the Board.
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The former Executive Secretary, Lagos State Scholarship Board, Stephen Oshinowo, has told a Special Offences Court sitting in Ikeja that he was tricked into admitting allegation of diversion of the sum of N127million to personal use by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission.
Oshinowo gave this testimony during trial-within-trial over whether his extra-judicial statement was voluntarily made to the EFCC when he was remanded in the custody.
He was arraigned on an amended eight-count charge bordering on criminal conversion.
The EFCC said investigation conducted revealed that Osinowo, at various times, allegedly diverted to his personal use the said sum meant for the board. He pleaded not guilty to the charges when they were read to him.