A Nigerian woman who was wrongly declared de@D has appeared in court through a video link in Nigeria to prevent convicted fraudster from catching her 350,000 London home. According to Mail Online, June Ashimola, 55, was allegedly passed away in her home country in February 2019, triggering a strange long battle. But she appeared before High Court Judge John Linwood, declaring that she was still alive and was the victim of the scam. The court was told Ms. Ashmora filed the case after she was wrongly declared as D3AD, with the authorization of her estate consisting primarily of houses and being granted to a partner of convicted fraudster Tony Ashikodi. Ms. Asimora left the UK in 2018 for Nigeria without returning, the court heard. In October 2022, on behalf of Mr. Bakare Lasisi granted the estate power to Ms. Ruth Samuel, who claimed that he married Ashimola in 1993. Ms. Ashimola in Nigeria in 2019 allegedly gave birth to a death certificate in the High Court on a copy of her will without leaving a copy. Some claim that Ms. Ashmora is allegedly D3ATH is actually a woman “disguised” her. But Ms Ashmora told the court that she was just “allegedly deceased” and that the certificate was “false fraud” and that grants related to her real estate and a home in Woolfitch in southeast London have been “impaired”. “This is an unusual probate claim, that the deceased said she was still alive,” said Deputy Linwood. “The root of this claim is a long battle or campaign launched by Mr. Tony Ashikodi for control and/or ownership of the property. ‘Ms Ashimola left the UK around October 2018 for Nigeria and has not returned since then. The claim involves a wide range of allegations of fraud, forgery, imitation and intimidation. In order to decide her request to withdraw the grant, Deputy Master Lin Wood said he had to answer the following questions: “Is Ashmola still alive in June? Is she claiming to be Ashimola in June? Mr. Lasisi married June Ashimola? He said that to the frustration of the judge, Ms. Ashimola was unable to appear in court in person due to visa issues, which made her evidence “unsatisfactory”. However, he did believe that she was the person she said, she was telling the truth and being shown by the photo on her passport. After hearing Mr. Ashikodi’s evidence, Mr. Ashikodi was for cheating And in 1996 he was sentenced to three years in prison for obtaining property. One of his more surprising discoveries was that despite allegedly he sent many emails, in fact, Ms. Ashmora’s husband Lasisi did not exist. He said: “I found Ms. Ashmora was still alive and the death certificate was forged and/or fraudulently obtained, produced or manufactured. ” “The so-called death was part of Mr. Tony Ashikodi’s attempt to control property from her. “The person who appeared before me and determined that she was Ms. Ashmora was like her photo on every photo in the passport. “I discovered that Ms. Ashmora was not married to Mr. Lasisi, so for these reasons, the marriage certificate was a document that was fraud or fraud. “I do not accept Mr. Lasisi, or that he did know that his identity was being used. I do not accept that the emails allegedly from him were actually from him. “ I found that the probate power filed by Mr. Lasissi and Ms. Samuel was fraudulent or manufactured. “The death certificate was not proved by the necessary standards, because only copies were produced. The source was unknown. I had no evidence before that this was a real document that proved the real event. “ I found it was forged and/or fraudulently produced or manufactured. The person who relied on it, i.e. Tony Ascikodi Mr. Ashikodi and Ms. Samuel were directly involved in their work, or knew it was wrong. According to his findings, Deputy Master Lin Wood revoked the grant in connection with the Power of Attorney. The court was told that the legal fees between the two parties had exceeded 150,000, which could exceed the equity of the property. The Nigerian woman announced “de@d” that she announced that it appeared in the British court in Nigeria’s video link to prevent fraudsters from claiming that their 350,000 London home appeared in Linda Ikigi (Linda) Ikeji) on the blog.
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Nigerian women announce “de@d” appearing in Nigeria VideoLink appears in British court to stop fraudsters claiming their £350,000 London home
