A Federal Superior Court sitting in Kaduna, the state of Kaduna, has sentenced a three -year Stephen to three years in prison for internet fraud.
Judge RM Aikawa issued the sentence after Adeoti declared himself guilty of a position of supplant and cybercrime of a single position filed against him by the Zonal Directorate of Kaduna of the Commission of Economic and Financial Crimes, EFCC.
According to the EFCC, Adoeti, which operated under the “Anonymous Collective”,, passed through the identity on Facebook between January and April 2025, with the intention of obtaining advantage for itself.
The crime, the commission said, contravene section 22 (2) (b) (i) of the Cyber ​​Crime Law (prohibition, prevention, etc.), 2015, and is punishable in section 22 (2) (b) (IV) of the same law.
Regarding his guilt declaration, the prosecution advocated Eimonyye urged the court to condemn him accordingly.
Judge Aikawa sentenced Adeoti to three years in prison with a fine of N400,000. The court also ordered the confiscation of an iPhone 7, which he used to commit the crime, to the federal government.
His arrest followed the credible intelligence that discovered his fraudulent activities in Bida, state of Niger.