Mompha

Nigerian socialite, Ismaila Mustapha popularly called Mompha, has reacted to the statement by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) for ...

“I was uncomfortable, and they thereafter reduced it to N40 million naira and one-year imprisonment. Last last na international court go settle this matter @officialefcc.” “On the 10th of January 2022, while I was at their office at Okotie Eboh to retrieve my wristwatches in compliance with the judgment of the court and immediately after collecting my wristwatches, they held me down at their office and charged me to court the following day on the frivolous charges.

Internet celebrity, Ismaila Mustapha, popularly known as Mompha, has alleged that he was declared wanted by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission ...

Mompha wrote: “After my arrest and arraignment on the first case at the federal high court Lagos, on the 10th of December 2021, the court gave me judgment and ordered EFCC to release my wrist watches and other valuables in their custody to me for been unlawfully seized. “On the 10th of January, 2022 while I was at there office at Okotie Eboh to retrieve my wristwatches in compliance with the judgment of the court and immediately after collecting my wristwatches, they held me down at their office and charged me to court the following day on the frivolous charges. Being a bitter agency, the EFCC in dissatisfaction with the judgment of the court on the release of my wristwatches came up with another trumped up charges against me.

Nigerian socialite, Ismaila Mustapha aka Mompha, has replied the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) after being declared wanted.

“I was uncomfortable, and they thereafter reduced it to N40 million naira and one-year imprisonment. Last last na international court to settle this matter @officialefcc.” “On the 10th of January 2022, while I was at their office at Okotie Eboh to retrieve my wristwatches in compliance with the judgment of the court and immediately after collecting my wristwatches, they held me down at their office and charged me to court the following day on the frivolous charges.

Nigerian Socialite, Ismaila Mustapha, popularly known as Mompha, has reacted to the Red Notice against him by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission ...

“I want the general public to know I am not wanted by the EFCC, but rather the court issued a bench warrant for my production in court on the next court sitting. Mompha wrote, “The fact that I was never absent in court revoked my bail, but fortunately, the Judge again released me on a temporary basis and I was asked to appear in court a week after. “Finally, it was obvious entering the plea bargain with the EFCC, which they wanted to force me into at all cost, means I would be convicted for a crime I did not commit and, therefore, become an ex-convict.

Embattled Nigerian Instagram celebrity, Mompha whose real name is Ismaila Mustapha, has reacted to the notice released by the Economic and Financial |

“I want the general public to know I am not wanted by the EFCC but rather the court issued bench warrant for my production in court on the next court sitting. “On the 10th of January 2022, while I was at there office at Okotie Eboh to retrieve my wristwatches in compliance with the judgment of the court and immediately after collecting my wristwatches, they held me down at their office and charged me to court the following day on the frivolous charges. “After my arrest and arraignment on the first case at the Federal High Court Lagos, on the 10th of December 2021, the court gave me judgment and ordered EFCC to release my wrist watches and other valuables in their custody to me for having been unlawfully seized.”

Social media celebrity, Ismaila Mustapha, also known as Mompha, has accused the Economic and Financial Crime Commission (EFCC), of blackmail and ...

I still don’t know why EFCC are so jobless that they want to tarnish my image. “I didn’t steal from anyone or involved in any money laundering. “I was arraigned before a familiar judge to the EFCC and in effect,I was given a very difficult bail to meet as a result of which I ended up spending over two months in prison custody while making efforts to meet the difficult bail.

August 04, (THEWILL) - The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) has declared Mustapha Ismail, popularly known as Mompha, wanted.

However, the defendant did not still show up in court, despite the stand down, hence the Anti-graft Agency’s public notice for appeal for information that would effect his arrest. The defence counsel, Gboyega Oyewole (SAN), during the previous sittings, pleaded for a stand down, assuring the court that his client would attend the proceedings. The court had also issued a bench warrant for his arrest.

"The EFCC extorted money, cars and landed properties from my co-accused but declared I wanted to generate cheap publicity".

In a telephone interview with PREMIUM TIMES on Thursday, Mr Uwujaren said: “The matter is in court. Good journalism costs a lot of money. I never knew whether he was involved in any form of illegal activities. He wrote: “More importantly, to show the EFCC is a charade, the so-called Nappy I was alleged to have engaged in fraudulent activities with was never declared wanted, the EFCC extorted money, cars and landed properties from Nappy but instead declared me wanted to generate cheap publicity. In a lengthy post on his Instagram page on Thursday, the first in months, Mompha explained that on 10 January while at the EFCC’s office to retrieve his valuables in compliance with the judgement, they detained and charged him to court the following day on frivolous charges. In a tweet on Wednesday evening, the anti-graft agency declared him wanted and urged members of the public with information on his whereabouts to speak up.