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TheDevilIsALai:
They have suddenly realised power is transient.

All they have done these past years, they will account for and their hypicrisy and criminality will come out.

PDP had since warned them that : nah una start am.

Lai Mohamned has learnt to hold his slimey tongue and so have many noise makers like Sagay who have seen that Chanjii ends on May 29, 2019.
Even Festus has grown cold and Falana has decided to shut his ugly trap.

Only mad Tinubu is making noise like a bingo dog at night

ogapikin:
i wish you success with your online store bro

EISDigital:
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Thanks

kurt09:
Good development. Saraki days as Senate President are numbered. Still standing with Buhari for better Nigeria.

GisterBlogger:
GISTMORE.COM

A member of the National Youth Service Corps, Azeez Bakare, has accused a 400-level Computer Science undergraduate of the University of Lagos, Eric Idowu, of absconding with phones valued at N1m, after allegedly purchasing the products with a fake bank alert.

Idowu had on Thursday, August 2, 2018, allegedly used a fake name, Leonard Adegoke, to order for the items from Bakare.

Bakare, 22, said Idowu had remained elusive since the items were delivered to him at his house.

He said, “Apart from being a corps member, I run a mobile phone business. On Thursday, August 2, around 4.30pm, I received a call from a customer, who identified himself as Leonard Adeleke. He ordered for three used iPhone 8 Plus and one brand new iPhone X. The address he gave me was no 20, University Road, Abule-Oja, Yaba, Lagos. I went there to deliver the goods around 7pm the same day.

“When I got there, I followed him to the front of his room where he checked the phones to see if they were working perfectly. After he was convinced, he collected the phones and asked for my account number, which I provided. A minute later, he showed me a debit alert on his phone and said the money had been transferred into my account.

“Both of us waited for me to receive the alert on my phone. While waiting, he said he wanted to go downstairs to turn on his generator. That was the last time I saw him as he ran away. When I searched around and could not find him. I called his telephone number, but it was switched off.”

Bakare, who said he had petitioned the Sabo Police Station on the incident, noted that one Adeleke Adegoke who lived in the house had been arrested.

“Later, I used the True Caller app on my phone to dial the number Leonard Adegoke used in placing his order. The app revealed his picture and real name as Eric Idowu.

“I showed Adeleke, who recognised Idowu from the picture. Adeleke said Idowu used to stay with the landlord’s son but had disappeared,” he added.

Bakare said it was after Adeleke had called the landlord’s son at the station that the police got a detailed information on Idowu, who was said to be an undergraduate at the University of Lagos.

“I also went to the Computer Village in Ikeja to meet with officials of the phone company because they had reported the case to SARS. I later wrote that the case should be transferred from the Sabo Police Station to SARS.

“I have informed my parents about this case. Till now, I have not paid for the phones, which I got on credit from a phone company, CSE Phones. I want the police to help me get Idowu. I want my goods back or my money and the extra cost I have spent to recover them,” he added.

An official of CSE Phones, Chris Amaru, said his boss, Chuks Mba had ordered him to petition SARS for quick action regarding the matter.

He said, “Bakare is a known person to the company because we do give him goods on credit and after sales, he gives us the money.

“So when the incident happened, Mr Mba assigned me to report the case at SARS office in Ikeja.”

Our correspondent called the spokesperson for University of Lagos, Mrs Taiwo Oloyede, to confirm if Eric Idowu was a student at the institution, but she said it would be preferable if the police visited the institution to find out about the suspect.

Oloyede said, “Let the police come to the student affairs division to find out about the boy. I will prefer that arrangement. I will not want to give you that information just like that, I will check; but since you said the police are already involved, our gates are opened for the police to come and make the enquiry.”

Oloyede later called to confirm that there was a student with the name Eric Idowu, adding that she needed a matric number and picture to confirm if the alleged student was a student of UNILAG.

She said, “We have checked, but you have to get the matriculation number of that person because the Idowu that we are seeing has a different course, different level, in that same faculty. But no two students can have a matriculation number that is the same. If you have a picture, send it to me.

She had yet to reply to the picture our correspondent sent to her Whatsapp.

The Lagos State Police Publice Relation Officer, CSP Chike Oti, said the police were investigating the case.

He said, “The case is under investigation; we are making efforts to arrest the boy who defrauded the NYSC member. It is sad that somebody will do something of such to a young man who was trying to be self-reliant.

“The Commissioner of Police has ordered SARS to ensure the arrest of the perpetrator of this crime to serve as a deterrent to others.”

GIST FROM GISTMORE
https://gistmore.com/undergraduate-buys-n1-million-naira-phones-fake-debit-alert-flees

Guy, this is a pity.... However, why don't you release the phone number of the suspect and the Picture, if you do this there will not be any hiding place for the guy..........

ifymadu:
MTN pays well, that I can confirm. Moreover, those vacancies are not entry level so if you negotiate well you can get about 7M for the Analyst position and 11M for the Manager position per annum.

circler:
I am giving away my paid 2018 financial Blue Print article for the first 100 student to indicate or drop their email.