A Nigerian who used a bogus passport stamp to get a four-year job with a property company attached to Westminster City Council dodged jailed with a suspended sentence yesterday.
Charles Imiavan, 39, of Medlar Street, Camberwell entered the UK on a student visa to study at Leeds Metropolitan University in 2005.
A year later he applied for a job with Dunlop Heywards, supporting his application with a photocopy of a Nigerian passport page complete with Home Office stamp purportedly giving him indefinite leave and the right to work in the UK.
Imiavan pleaded guilty at Southwark Crown Court (pictured) to using a false instrument, with intent, between June 1 and 7, 2006.
He was exposed by an audit carried out by immigration officials within the council and arrested on October 2 and his home searched, where two similar photocopies were discovered.
The first-time offender was sentenced to eight months imprisonment, suspended for twelve months, and ordered to obey a condition of residence at his recorded address for the next seven days.
How much did Residential Management Group RMG LTD pay you as bribes to publish this faslehood. You seem to omit there name by design.
ReplyDeleteMr Imiavan never pleaded guilty, is still in the UK and still protest his innocence despite the calculated attempt by RMG LTD who set him up and prevented him from being legally represented in court.
This article is wholly false and the figment of the imagination of a brown-envelope journalist.
Take down this lie, Mr Jasvinder Sindhu MBE, Nick Richards and Edith Braningan of Residential Management Group Ltd amd Westminster City Council set up Mr Imiavan and he never pleaded guilty and keeps protesting his innocence
ReplyDeleteThe three accursed evil racist planted evidence in his official apartment and got dirty & corrupt Met Police officers (DCI Jeremy McDermott & Wayne Page ) to complete their evil bidding
They failed as Mr Imiavan was exonerated and now a permanent resident of UK.
Shame & disgrace upon all who carried out this failed evil plot