Bobrisky was prosecuted by the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) for naira abuse. The court had convicted the influencer on April 5, following a guilty plea to the criminal charge brought by the commission.
The court, however, reserved the sentence until April 9 (today) but ordered that Bobrisky be remanded in custody of the EFCC pending the sentence. However, the case could no longer proceed following the declaration of Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday as public holidays by the Federal Government to mark Sallah.
The court will communicate a new date to the parties involved.
The EFCC had on April 4, filed six counts against the socialite bordering on naira mutilation and money laundering.
The convict was arraigned on April 5 before Justice Abimbola Awogboro. The socialite, however, pleaded guilty to the first four counts, as the court had earlier struck out the last two counts following an application by the EFCC.
Prosecution witness, Bolaji Temitope, an Assistant Superintendent of the EFCC, had given evidence and narrated the circumstances surrounding the prosecution of Bobrisky.
