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A woman with no formal medical qualifications defrauded the NHS by working as a health care support worker using a false ID, a court has heard.

Oluwabunmu Adeleiyi, 30, a Nigerian national living in Canton, Cardiff, on a student visa, worked at Neath Port Talbot Hospital and at the Caswell Clinic in Bridgend.

Cardiff Crown Court heard she and two accomplices used the same IDs to bill the NHS about £16,000 a month through different employment agencies.

Adeleiyi admitted four counts of fraud by false representation and was sentenced to 10 months imprisonment for each offence, to run concurrently and to be suspended for two years.

Two of the counts of fraud by false representation related to the hospital in Port Talbot and two to the medium secure mental health unit in Bridgend.

The court heard the fraud came to light when Adeleiyi checked out at the end of a night shift at the Caswell Clinic.

A receptionist noticed that a passport photo had been placed on the ID card, which was kept in a plastic wallet.

When challenged, Adeleiyi refused to hand over shift documentation.

The issue was escalated to senior management at the Swansea Bay University Health Board (SBUHB) who declared a critical incident.

'Patients and staff put at risk'


The health board's investigation found staff had noticed "bizarre" behaviour during her shifts, including locking herself in a room on a ward.

She also locked doors in corridors that were not allowed to be locked in case of fire or if staff were needed to help deal with violent patients.

Adeleiyi, who had no training in restraint techniques, had access to confidential patient notes and made additions to observation notes herself.

The court heard health bosses said the potential risks "could have been catastrophic".

Adeleiyi used the ID of a registered healthcare support worker who fled from the UK to Nigeria using a false passport.

Judge Recorder Mark Powell KC told Adeleiyi: "You put the patients at risk... you put staff at risk."

Adeleiyi was ordered to carry out 100 hours of unpaid community service.

Speaking after the hearing, Neil Jones, lead counter fraud specialist for SBUHB, said: "Today's sentence serves to illustrate that any fraud perpetrated against the NHS, especially where individuals target vulnerable patients or staff will be investigated fully and dealt with through the judicial system."

He said Adeleiyi had used fraudulent nursing agency identification supplied by an overseas organised crime group.

"Thankfully, she had minimal interaction with patients and a review carried out by the health board determined that no harm was caused to any patients," he said.

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cp3zp4zzn1zo

Hehehe.... "Egui ne fo wokha" - Tortoise nor dey finish for story - always in the news for the wrong reasons.

Later when they refuse to let us into their countries, we go still open mouth dey claim right.

The judge must be referring to the notorious Oluwole Certificate Mill.

He said Adeleiyi had used fraudulent nursing agency identification supplied by an overseas organised crime group

BlackViper:
A woman with no formal medical qualifications defrauded the NHS by working as a health care support worker using a false ID, a court has heard.

Oluwabunmu Adeleiyi, 30, a Nigerian national living in Canton, Cardiff, on a student visa, worked at Neath Port Talbot Hospital and at the Caswell Clinic in Bridgend.

Cardiff Crown Court heard she and two accomplices used the same IDs to bill the NHS about £16,000 a month through different employment agencies.

Adeleiyi admitted four counts of fraud by false representation and was sentenced to 10 months imprisonment for each offence, to run concurrently and to be suspended for two years.

Two of the counts of fraud by false representation related to the hospital in Port Talbot and two to the medium secure mental health unit in Bridgend.

The court heard the fraud came to light when Adeleiyi checked out at the end of a night shift at the Caswell Clinic.

A receptionist noticed that a passport photo had been placed on the ID card, which was kept in a plastic wallet.

When challenged, Adeleiyi refused to hand over shift documentation.

The issue was escalated to senior management at the Swansea Bay University Health Board (SBUHB) who declared a critical incident.

'Patients and staff put at risk'


The health board's investigation found staff had noticed "bizarre" behaviour during her shifts, including locking herself in a room on a ward.

She also locked doors in corridors that were not allowed to be locked in case of fire or if staff were needed to help deal with violent patients.

Adeleiyi, who had no training in restraint techniques, had access to confidential patient notes and made additions to observation notes herself.

The court heard health bosses said the potential risks "could have been catastrophic".

Adeleiyi used the ID of a registered healthcare support worker who fled from the UK to Nigeria using a false passport.

Judge Recorder Mark Powell KC told Adeleiyi: "You put the patients at risk... you put staff at risk."

Adeleiyi was ordered to carry out 100 hours of unpaid community service.

Speaking after the hearing, Neil Jones, lead counter fraud specialist for SBUHB, said: "Today's sentence serves to illustrate that any fraud perpetrated against the NHS, especially where individuals target vulnerable patients or staff will be investigated fully and dealt with through the judicial system."

He said Adeleiyi had used fraudulent nursing agency identification supplied by an overseas organised crime group.

"Thankfully, she had minimal interaction with patients and a review carried out by the health board determined that no harm was caused to any patients," he said.

https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cp3zp4zzn1zo


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Mynd44 Lalasticlala Nlfpmod

They will be disappointed because the gal in question is not Igbo

Had it being the gal is Igbo, by now this thread would've reached 15 pages and still counting. That is to tell sane minds how, irritating and hypocritical same Nigerians can be especially the agbadorians.

We go later destroy this country with our hand. Imagine someone on student visa??

Abike dabiri brodas and sistas have been uplifting the image of the kwantry in these past few days

nedu666:
Abike dabiri brodas and sistas have been uplifting the image of the kwantry in these past few days

Lol, your wickedness is confusing me

I suspect the name is not her original name.

She doesn't look like one from the geographical region that bears such name.

I recommend a more thorough investigation to know her real name cos the face looks like one Chinasa I know during my days at the UNN Nsuka

Where is Abike Dabiri?

£16,000 per month is N30 million a month and she is getting this kind of light sentence? What is wrong with the UK's justice system?

make una stop to demarket Nigeria, abeg. Stay back in Nigeria and sell corn

Not a good time to be a Nigerian.

Our number 1 problem is greed

She's trying to accommodate dem in the UK. She's a real Omoluabi

Na we dey do ourselves most times.

It's well with her

These are tinubu die hard supporters.

They have a lot in common.

Stephen0mozzy:
Hehehe.... "Egui ne fo wokha" - Tortoise nor dey finish for story - always in the news for the wrong reasons.

Later when they refuse to let us into their countries, we go still open mouth dey claim right.

As in, this is really crazy. Nigerians need to do better. At home, we complain about the environment not being conducive for personal and professional growth due to poor leadership. Yet, when our people go to better governed countries they still carry on with their "any-howness"! Nigerians who commit crimes to tarnish the image of the country abroad should be made to serve jail time in Nigeria as well.

Nigerians sabi worry ooo

WETIN be this again?

She no do this one well at all

BlackViper:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7NlK5wms680?si=zgUydq7c85td34Lu



https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cp3zp4zzn1zo

una don carry una wretched dirty behaviour go outside the country

Fake indeed. Crime is not good. Stay away from it.

Nigel Farage and Reform party are coming for them. All this nonsense of migrants defrauding the UK will soon stop

teepain:
As in, this is really crazy. Nigerians need to do better. At home, we complain about the environment not being conducive for personal and professional growth due to poor leadership. Yet, when our people go to better governed countries they still carry on with their "any-howness"! Nigerians who commit crimes to tarnish the image of the country abroad should be made to serve jail time in Nigeria as well.

Gbam! And they should be made to work 10yrs of community service after the jail term, to recompense the country for the name they tarnish.

If you're a freelancer seeking opportunities, the hardest part is never the interview, it's how do you say "you're a Nigerian, in Nigeria" without being seen as a scam/fraud.

BlackViper:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7NlK5wms680?si=zgUydq7c85td34Lu



https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cp3zp4zzn1zo

Oluwabunmu Adeleiyi,

Let's have it! Let have it!