The News Agency of Nigeria, (NAN) reports that Justice Taiwo who passed on the sentence said he had been merciful with the convict.
The suit stamped FHC/AD/17c/2017 was between the Attorney General of the Federation and Olubunmi.
Guidance to the AGF, A. Oyewole told the court that Mr. Olubunmi had before undermined to post naked photos of his ex, Monica, on the online life here and there in 2017 when the woman disclosed to him she was never again inspired by their relationship.
As indicated by the advice, Monica, a solitary woman, had begged Mr. Olubunmi, who is hitched with kids, not to do his danger, ensuing whereupon the convict asked for that an entirety of N200,000 is paid to him as instigation so as not to uncover the naked pictures.
She said regardless of that, Mr. Olubunmi proceeded to post the photos when it occurred to him that Monica couldn't pay the cash in record time.
Mr. Taiwo, while conveying his judgment, said Mr. Olubunmi was discovered liable for carrying out the wrongdoing, in the wake of considering all confirmations made accessible to the court.
He said the confirmations were profound and sufficiently undeniable to demonstrate that the denounced entirely and malevolently carried out the wrongdoing.
Portraying the wrongdoing as "dishonorable, exceptionally contemptible and primitive", Justice Taiwo said Mr. Olubunmi was liable of disregarding Section 24 (1) of the Cyber Crime Act, 2015 and the Constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria as revised.
The judge along these lines condemned the offender to two years detainment with a fine of N500,000, to be paid into the coffers of the central government.
He included that the prison term produced quick results, focusing on that the court was merciful in condemning the guilty party as the discipline for his wrongdoing draws in a fine of N7 million and multi-year imprison term.
This, the judge said was an acknowledgment of the supplication of the resistance direct that his customer has a family to take care of and a first guilty party.
The judge anyway bemoaned that the individuals who made the law joining a discipline of N7 million and multi-year imprison term to the people blameworthy of such wrongdoings did not make arrangements for payment for the person in question.
He in this manner called for suitable alteration to the law to make arrangements for payment to exploited people.
"I discover the demonstration of the convict exceedingly shameful, extremely disgusting and brutal no doubt, he has acted consistently with the colloquialism that hellfire knows no wrath than a sweetheart's hatred.
"I should state that the litigant who as of now has a spouse and youngsters at home could think that its simple to disparage and humiliate another lady who was having a passionate illicit relationship with him," the judge said.
(NAN)
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