Federal High Court in Lagos has granted N50m bail each to two students of Moshood

Abiola Polytechnic and Resign Regal Academy, Timothy Oluwabukola and Anthony

Odemerho, who allegedly hacked MTN Nigeria Communication computers and stole

airtime and data valued at N1.9 billion.

Justice Akintayo Aluko who granted the bail after hearing two separate bail applications

filed by the defendants ordered the defendants to provide two sureties each, one of

whom must be a civil servant in the federal or Lagos State employment, who must be

grade level 14 and above, and that the second surety must be a landed property owner

within the jurisdiction of the court, and also provide evidence of ownership, and must

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In the case of the civil servant, they must produce a reference letter of their place of

work, and a letter of last promotion, while the defendants must submit two recent

passport photographs to the court registrar and ordered that the prosecution to verify

all documents submitted by the sureties including their residential addresses.

The court ordered that the defendants be remanded in the Correctional Centre

pending the fulfilment of their bail conditions as well as the Police Special Fraud Unit

and issued unauthorized access into the company’s web-based platform known as

Application Programming Interface and unlawful conversion, preferred against them by

the police.

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