39 YEAR OLD WOMAN ARRESTED FOR ALLEGEDLY DEFRAUDING CHURCH OF N100, MILLION

He said the church counsel complained that his client was defrauded by the suspect through an act of forgery,adding that the suspect who claimed to have gotten an LPO from a company known as Location 3 properties and appealed to MIA organisation to fund the LPO.

The lawyer said consequent upon which the sum of N33, 118, 000 was transfered online to the suspect,explaining that, while the organisation was awaiting for the repayment of the above amount the suspect came with another LPOs she purportedly got from Ancillia Catholic hospital Iju and Holifull school Ikorodu upon which another sum of N77 million was given to her after showing relevant documents and proves to back her claims.

The police spokesman said the complainant stated further in the petition that as soon as the suspect got the last payment in September 2018, she disappeared into thin air, and this prompted the church to make discreet enquiries about the LPOs submitted and found out that all the LPOs were forged ones

. “Upon the petition, the Commissioner of Police Ogun State, Ahmed Iiyasu directed the CP’s Monitoring team to go after the suspect and bring her to book.The team technically tracked the suspect and got her arrested on 21st of January 2019″, Oyeyemi stated.

Penpushing further reports that Oyeyemi said on interrogation, the suspect confessed to the commission of the crime,and admitted that all the LPOs presented by her were all forged as most of the companies where she claimed to have gotten the LPOs were only imaginary.

Meanwhile, the Commissioner of Police Ahmed Iliyasu has directed the monitoring team to arraign the suspect in court as soon as the investigation is concluded.