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Her journey to infamy began when the Commission received two separate petitions alleging her involvement in employment scam.
Tuesday, February 04, 2020
Kwara State Civil Servant Arrested For Employment Scam
The Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, Ilorin Zonal Office has arrested Mrs. Olajumoke Rhoda Oyawoye a Senior Official of the Kwara State Ministry of Finance for allegedly defrauding job seekers under the guise of helping them to secure employment in the Civil Service both at the Federal and State levels. .
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Oyawoye, a level 14 Officer with the Kwara State Ministry of Finance allegedly received various sums amounting to about N3million from her victims and went ahead to offer them fake appointment letters.
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Her journey to infamy began when the Commission received two separate petitions alleging her involvement in employment scam.
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Her journey to infamy began when the Commission received two separate petitions alleging her involvement in employment scam.
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Level 14 Officer not satisfied with her income. Na wa. Greed!!
ReplyDeleteJust imagine what greed can lead to.
ReplyDeleteWetin this one wan teach her children?
See the disgrace
This woman must be more than 53yrs. Even if she is 10yrs, A woman being a Scammer is so disheartning. huge filthy shame at such a high level, if convicted, her pension and gratuity is GONE after probably 30yrs in service .. what a disgrace
Deletewonders will never cease to amaze us... It is well...#BaeisBeulah
ReplyDeleteNah wah! some people
ReplyDeletewon't respect their age.i
know after this, she will
be jobless.
At her age someone who is suppose to be a mother deceiving people shame unto you.
ReplyDeleteHer chickens have come home to roost.
ReplyDeleteNa so
DeleteBut why now!this is now so rampant. I tell people to rather start a small business with such money and God will bless their hustle.
ReplyDeleteForget o. No matter what business you do, you still need that monthly alert. Na that one sure pass especially when it comes from the federal government. 😂
DeleteShame on you woman.I don't have any pity for you. Bear the consequences.
ReplyDeleteGreed and discontentment will continue to destroy mankind.
ReplyDeleteWhat kind of disgrace is this ehn? Why would a woman like this be involved in scam. She just decided to disrespect her age,period. Mtcheeeeeeew.
ReplyDeleteGreed!!!All her years of service gone down the drain
ReplyDeleteSmh....her type has stayed long in this dubious habit. They 'll start as an administrative staff who will not attend to your file or let you see Oga until you heavily tip them!!! N they 'll never leave same parastatal cos they know their way around!!! Their yansh don finally open...Happy Prison Stay in advance
ReplyDeleteBig shame also to those who pay to get jobs. That is why the public sector is filled with illiterates who add no value to the system. Ask them to submit their qualifications and you would be shocked at the high number of under performers and people with fake certificates whereas those who studied hard and graduated with good results are roaming on the streets looking for jobs.
ReplyDeleteThe irony is those who paid to get these jobs will go to church and give testimony of how they got that CBN job even though they don't have university degrees and claim "Na God".
Remember when i was job hunting and someone was talking about me giving him half my salary for six months. Thank God who helped me get a good job without bribing or sleeping with anyone even though it took some time.
Wicked souls. May they continue to be exposed.
Nigeria's problems are Nigerians like this woman.
ReplyDeleteA grandmother at that. I bet that 53 is not her real age, way older!
You have a job with retirement benefits and you are extorting job-seekers. Don't you know you are sowing evil seeds for your children to harvest?!