Alleged N152m property fraud: Court admits offer letter as evidence
An offer letter dated February 5, 2024 has been admitted into evidence in the ongoing trial involving property developer, Olukayode Olusanya, and his company, Oak Homes Limited. Olusanya is being tried before a Lagos Federal High Court over an alleged N152 million property fraud. Justice Musa Kakaki admitted the letter as evidence in a ruling […] Alleged N152m property fraud: Court admits offer…
Offer letter from February 5, 2024 has been admitted as evidence in the property fraud trial against Olukayode Olusanya and Oak Homes Limited, according to the Lagos Federal High Court ruling on Thursday. Justice Musa Kakaki rejected three other documents, stating they were photocopies lacking proper explanation. The offer letter's admissibility was challenged on grounds of being a photocopy and the nominal complainant's lack of authorship.
The judge rejected the objections, admitting the offer letter as evidence. Prosecutors have filed an interim application seeking further relief, but their status and the case's progress have been questioned by defense counsel. The case is scheduled to resume on December 3, 2026, for ruling on the application.
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