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EFCC secures conviction of two students, fashion designer

EFCC secures conviction of two students, fashion designer EFCC secures conviction of two students, fashion designer Share The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) Ibadan zonal office, on Wednesday, secured the conviction of Opeyemi Olasumbo Folarin and Ogunseye Ajibola Olamilekan before Justice Patricia Ajoku of the Federal High Court, Ibadan for fraudulent impersonation. Folarin, who claims to be a 27-year-old Higher National Diploma student of The Ibadan Polytechnic and Ogunseye who claims to be a student of the Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta were both found guilty of a separate amended lone count of impersonation, an offence contrary to section 22(2)(b)(i) and punishable under section 22(2)(b) of the Cybercrime (Prohibition, Prevention, etc) Act.

Court Jails Poly, Varsity Students For Internet Crime

  A Federal High Court sitting in Ibadan, Oyo State has convicted and sentenced two students for fraudulent impersonation. The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) confirmed this in a statement on Wednesday by its Head of Media and Publicity, Wilson Uwujaren, saying its Ibadan Zonal Office secured the conviction of the defendants. Both men – Opeyemi Folarin and Ogunseye Olamilekan – were brought before Justice Patricia Ajoku who convicted them of the crime they were accused of. Folarin is said to be a Higher National Diploma (HND) student of The Ibadan Polytechnic and Ogunseye claims to be a student of the Federal University of Agriculture, Abeokuta (FUNAAB), in Ogun State.

Poly workers vow to prevent sabotage as strike begins

Punch Newspapers Sections Wale Oyewale, Ibadan Workers at The Polytechnic Ibadan, on Monday, vowed not to succumb to pressure as they began an indefinite strike over the non-implementation of the minimum wage by the Oyo State Government. A joint committee of all staff unions in the institution, comprising the academic and non-academic staff, held that the governing council and the Oyo State Government failed to implement the minimum wage for the workers. The Chairman, Senior Staff Association of Nigeria, Ibadan Polytechnic branch, Abiodun Abegunde, said the matter must be addressed immediately. While lauding the workers for their patience, Abegunde noted that the wage structure being demanded by the unions was lower than the amount being paid in sister institutions in other states.

Party Faults Governor Makinde, Backs Ibadan Polytechnic Workers Strike Over N30,000 Minimum Wage

Party Faults Governor Makinde, Backs Ibadan Polytechnic Workers’ Strike Over N30,000 Minimum Wage Another issue involved in the strike is the overreaching and unlawful activities of the consultant imposed on the institution by the state government. by SaharaReporters, New York Jan 12, 2021 The Oyo State chapter of the Socialist Party of Nigeria has thrown its weight behind the indefinite strike embarked on by the workers of The Polytechnic Ibadan.  This was contained in a press statement signed by the state secretary of the party, Ayodeji Adigun, on Tuesday.  Seyi Makinde Both academic and non-academic employees of the state polytechnic downed their tools on Monday to challenge the failure of Governor Seyi Makinde to implement the N30,000 new minimum wage. 

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