He allegedly told the police that he was contracted by Olotu
Osayowanon now at large to help him serve the one year compulsory scheme
with an agreement that he would be paying him N19,000 monthly.
Trouble started for Opeyemi, a resident of 25, Jebba Street, Ebute Meta, Lagos on 27 June, 2013 when he went to the Ikoyi/Obalende LCDA, Ikoyi, Lagos to register for the one year NYSC compulsory scheme as a graduate.
During screening, the officer in charge of the programme reportedly discovered that all the documents he presented were fake.
The fake documents found on him, according to the police include forged death certificate of one Osarogie Olotu, Acceptance Letter from Eti Osa LCDA, BA Certificate from the University of New Castle, United Kingdom and NYSC call up letter.
During preliminary questioning by the NYSC officials about how he came about the documents bearing different names and not his name, he allegedly said someone contracted him to serve for him.
The NYSC officials reported him to the DPO of Dolphin Estate Division, Ikoyi S.P Musa Abdullahi who directed his men to arrest the suspect and take him to the station.
In his confessional statement to the police, Opeyemi allegedly said: "I am a jobless man and my father and mother died a few years ago, and since I passed out from the school of Fishery and Marine Technology in 2009, I have not been able to get a job.
"One day, I went to the NYSC camp at Ipaja, Lagos, where I met Olotu Osayowanon who approached me to help him serve his one year compulsory NYSC scheme because he graduated in London.
Boys are not smiling oh...hehehe
Trouble started for Opeyemi, a resident of 25, Jebba Street, Ebute Meta, Lagos on 27 June, 2013 when he went to the Ikoyi/Obalende LCDA, Ikoyi, Lagos to register for the one year NYSC compulsory scheme as a graduate.
During screening, the officer in charge of the programme reportedly discovered that all the documents he presented were fake.
The fake documents found on him, according to the police include forged death certificate of one Osarogie Olotu, Acceptance Letter from Eti Osa LCDA, BA Certificate from the University of New Castle, United Kingdom and NYSC call up letter.
During preliminary questioning by the NYSC officials about how he came about the documents bearing different names and not his name, he allegedly said someone contracted him to serve for him.
The NYSC officials reported him to the DPO of Dolphin Estate Division, Ikoyi S.P Musa Abdullahi who directed his men to arrest the suspect and take him to the station.
In his confessional statement to the police, Opeyemi allegedly said: "I am a jobless man and my father and mother died a few years ago, and since I passed out from the school of Fishery and Marine Technology in 2009, I have not been able to get a job.
"One day, I went to the NYSC camp at Ipaja, Lagos, where I met Olotu Osayowanon who approached me to help him serve his one year compulsory NYSC scheme because he graduated in London.
Boys are not smiling oh...hehehe
Omo boys are not smiling oh...hahaha
ReplyDeleteNo dulling
What is this country turning in to...people have to cheat their way thru evritin...anyway wen d head is. Bad, wht do U̶̲̥̅̊ expext frm the body...*smh*
ReplyDeleteBcos of how much now, lil 19800 tschew, may God help us all
ReplyDeleteFool talkin trash like you have any money yourself, go and steal 1k frm d market and see what happens, you dnt knw some family feed on less than that in a month...Poor Bastard, Poor Fool...
ReplyDeleteNa wah oh... See beef for Tower Eye oh...hehehehe, is it ♍ε̲̣̣̣̥ that ask for frustration in ur life that is making you vent all ur poverty striken mental thots on ♍ε̲̣̣̣̥ ...abeg go hug transformer...church rat...
ReplyDelete19800 is chicken change, dnt let it be a personal tin..
K I gues...U̶̲̥̅̊ b corper...heheheh....frustrated howler...lol