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The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has successfully convicted two men who impersonated its personnel in Kano State.
Buhari Abdullahi and Umar Usman were sentenced by Justice Nasiru Saminu of the Kano State High Court on Friday for one count of impersonation.
According to the EFCC’s Kano Zonal Directorate, the couple pretended to be EFCC inspectors in May 2025, deceiving unsuspecting members of the public using counterfeit identity cards.
The charge consisted of the following: “That you Buhari Abdullahi and Umar Mukhtar Usman, sometime in May 2025 at Kano within the jurisdiction of this honourable court, falsely impersonated to be investigators of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC), where you used a false identity card and paraded yourselves as staff of EFCC, thereby committing an offence contrary to and punishable under Section 132 of the Penal Code Law.”
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When the accusation was read to the defendants in court, they both pleaded guilty.
The prosecuting attorney, Idris I. Haruna, outlined the facts of the case and urged the court to rule in accordance with their plea.
Justice Saminu sentenced them to six months in prison each, with the option of a ₦50,000 fine.
The anti-corruption agency said that the individuals were apprehended while posing as its agents. The EFCC cautioned the public against scammers impersonating commission officials.
The conviction adds to the EFCC’s continuous efforts to crack down on impersonators who degrade the agency’s image and exploit citizens under false pretenses.
