Recently, Fatshimetrie has been entangled in a scandal involving corruption and document falsification. The Alakijas were accused by the anti-corruption agency of complicity in using forged documents. The charges alleged the use of a deceptive document named “Vesting Deed by Dr. Omodele Alakija and Mr. Afolabi Alakija” to gain illicit financial benefits from a property situated at No.10, Keffi Street, South-west, Ikoyi, Lagos.
During their court appearance, the accused, Alaba Alakija and Oyinkansola Alakija, pleaded not guilty. Their legal team sought bail for the defendants, resulting in the first accused being granted bail of ₦10 million, and requiring sureties to surrender their international passports to the court.
A twist occurred in court when the second respondent’s husband contradicted the lawyer’s statement, revealing that their baby was actually nine months old, not two, introducing a surprising element to the case.
This legal case raises critical queries regarding ethics, transparency, and the ethical obligation of the involved attorneys. It underscores the challenges associated with corruption and document forgery, emphasizing the significance of diligence and integrity within the judicial system.
For the latest updates on this ongoing case, stay tuned to Fatshimetrie.
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