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This is Olaniyan Yemi, (resident in Osogbo), a Final Year Student of Accounting at Osun State University, Okuku Campus.

On Tuesday, 28th of February, he traveled to Lagos for his first time to submit some documents at an ICAN Office in Lagos for his IT.

On finishing late, it was already late in the night, so he decided to stay overnight in Lagos, and then travel back to school the next morning

He went to Ojodu Police Station, and explained to the Policemen on duty, that he wanted to sleep over at the Police Station, so that very early in the morning, he could travel back to his school (Uniosun, Okuku Campus), where he came from.

The police men attended to him and requested for his name, his ID card and some other documents to make him identifiable, which he presented.

He afterwards called one of his colleagues in school, to inform him that he would be staying overnight at the Police Station at Ojodu.

Nigerians, that was the last time we heard from Olaniyan Yemi, since two nights ago when he slept at the Police Station.

On getting to the Police Station at Ojodu Berger, the Police men denied having seen anyone, purported to have slept there two nights ago.

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A final year student of Accounting at the Osun State University, Yemi Olaniyan, whose family said he disappeared from the Ojodu Police Station in Lagos State, has come out of hiding.

The student was presented to journalists by the Commissioner of Police in Osun State, Mr. Fimihan Adeoye, at the police headquarters in Osogbo on Wednesday.

Olaniyan resurfaced two weeks after he was declared missing by his family.

He claimed to have left Osogbo for Lagos on February 28, ostensibly to submit an application for Industrial Training with the Institute of Chartered Accountants of Nigeria in Yaba, Lagos.

Olaniyan said he informed a female acquaintance simply called Oyin that he would spend the night at Ojodu Police Station in Lagos later that day, but he confessed to have later changed his mind, claiming he spent the night at a shopping complex, from where he allegedly left for Ilorin the following morning.

He said he started doing “email job” in Ilorin, Kwara State, to raise his school fees which he said he lost to the MMM Ponzi scheme.

Olaniyan said, “I went to Lagos and it was getting late. I could not return to Osogbo that day. I decided to go to Ojodu Police Station to pass the night.

“One of my friends, a lady called me and I told her that since I could not make it back to Osogbo that day, I decided to pass the night at Ojodu Police Station.

“After speaking to her, I changed my mind. I just looked for a space at a shopping complex and I passed the night there.


“First thing the following morning, I got a free ride going to Ilorin. When I got to Ilorin, I started doing menial job to raise money.

“I had to work to raise money because I have spent my school fees. I used my school fees for MMM and I lost the money.

“I didn’t deliberately mislead the public. My friend that released the information online later called and said I should return home.

“She said SSS people were on her trail. She said she would commit suicide if I didn’t return. Because of that threat, I left Ilorin and went to one of our neighbours, who is a retired officer of SSS.

“The man, after listening to my story, led me to the SSS office. I am indeed very sorry for whatever embarrassment that misinformation might have caused the Police.”

The CP said the boy turned himself in to the Department of State Services and the operatives of the DSS brought him to the Police.

Adeoye stated that the information that Olaniyan spent the night at the Police station and that his whereabouts became unknown because the Police had harmed him was incorrect.

The CP said, “Findings showed that the boy paid fees last when he was in 200 level and he is now in 400 level.

“The information in the public was tilting towards Police harming the boy when he never slept at the station.”

It will be recalled that the Vice Chancellor of the Osun State University, Prof. Labode Popoola, had in 2016, disclosed that students of the university owed the school over N1bn.

He said most of them invested in MMM and lost their fees to the Ponzi scheme.

Input: PunchNG