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Abel Udo Jacob, a lecturer at the Akwa Ibom State Polytechnic in Ikot Osurua, and Nicholas Ntokon, an innocent man, were found guilty by the State High Court of terrorism, extortion, and cult-related offenses.
Abel, the lecturer, would spend three years behind bars, while Innocent, his counterpart, would spend eight years.
In his ruling on Wednesday, Hon. Justice Augustine Odokwo, the trial judge, found Ntokon and Jacob guilty of engaging in a “merciless extortion scheme” against Edikan Jacob Jackson, a local businessman, which caused him to lose over N50,000,000 and almost bring down his family business.
The prosecution demonstrated that Innocent Ntokon terrorized the victim between 2016 and 2020 by using his position as a Klans Konfraternity leader.
The professor served as the syndicate’s “financial clearinghouse,” and the court heard testimony about how Ntokon used death threats against the victim’s mother and sisters and dispatched armed “enforcers” to the victim’s stores to demand monthly payments.
His position that he thought the millions going through his account were for “NDDC roofing contracts” was rejected by the court, which called the argument “totally not in accord with common sense.”
The defendants begged for compassion at the conclusion of the two-hour verdict.
In evaluating their request for compassion, the Court stated: “The victim was psychologically terrorized for four years and lost his father partly due to a lack of funds caused by this very extortion,” highlighting the need for the court to take into account the severity of the victims’ psychological suffering.
Ntokon was found guilty of eight years in prison (to run consecutively) by Justice Odokwo, who characterized him as a “predator who used the cloak of a trader to hide the heart of a hardened and merciless cultist and extortionist.”
Abel Udo Jacob received a maximum sentence of three years in prison (to be served consecutively) after being found guilty on charges of terrorism, stealing, and demanding with menace.
Additionally, the prisoners were sentenced by the court to pay the victim N25,000,000 jointly and severally.
A Toyota Avensis and a Mercedes Benz that were found to be proceeds of the crime were also ordered by the court to be forfeited to the State and put up for auction in order to partially reimburse the nominal complainant.
