Oyo State Governor, Engineer Seyi Makinde, on Thursday, approved
the composition of the Oyo State Independent Electoral Commission
(OYSIEC).
A statement signed by the Chief Press Secretary to the Governor,
Mr. Taiwo Adisa, indicated that the governor, in a letter dated 18
September, 2019, forwarded the names of eight individuals to the
House of Assembly, for consideration as chairman and members of the
commission.
“I wish to inform Your Rt. Honourable and other Honourable
Members of the composition of the State Independent Electoral
Commission (OYSIEC).
“The following personalities have been considered suitable,
based on their track records, to oversee and conduct elections into
the Local Governments in the State,” the letter read in part.
Governor Makinde sought for the consideration of the House of
Assembly for the nominees.
According to the letter, Barr. Isiaka Olagunju was nominated as
chairman of the commission, while Comrade Adeniyi Afeez Babatunde,
Alhaja Ganiyat Saka, Mr. Olanrewaju Emmanuel, Chief Kumi Agboola,
Mr. Remi Ayoade, Mr. Sunday Falan and Mr. Adeojo Elias, were
nominated as members.
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EFCC
EFCC Nabs 25 LAUTECH Students for
Cybercrimes
Operatives of the Advance Fee Fraud Unit of the Economic and
Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC Abuja Headquarters, have arrested
25 students of the Ladoke Akintola University of Technology,
LAUTECH, Ogbomosho, Oyo State, for their involvement in various
forms of cybercrime including romance scam, love scam, possession
of forged documents, and obtaining money by false pretence.
The students, who are aged between 18 and 29 years old, were
arrested at their off-campus hostels, following a three-day raid
carried out between September 16 and 19, 2019. Operatives acted on
intelligence report, which was investigated using sophisticated
equipment. The raid also followed months of surveillance and
monitoring of their activities.
They include: Pelumi Adigun, 18; Umaru Frederick, 21; Damilola
Emmanuel, 22; Tomiwa Oyewole, 29; Adeleke Owolabi, 24; Oladosu
Abdullahi, 23; Abdulmusaq Ismail, 25; Isajimi Joshua, 23; Olaniyan
Tunde, 22, and Ebosele Francis, 28.
Others are: Oladejo Ibrahim, 26; Oluwadamilare Abimbola, 25;
Orimoloye Joshua, 23; Alfred Samuel, 22; Bayewu Ishola, 23; Abiola
Gbenga, 25; Alfred Daniel, 20; Agboola Solomon, 21; Arolewola
Damilola, 25; Amoo Tunmise, 23; Akeem Taiwo, 25; Segun Ajibola, 25;
Hassan Segun, 24; Onicha Joel, 23, and Tafa Bassit, 25.
In the course of executing the search, Ismail, who confessed to
being involved in internet fraud, took operatives round hostels,
leading to the arrest of many of the culprits. Some of the suspects
who jumped over the fence to escape arrest, were nabbed in the
process.
Some of the items recovered from them, which are believed to be
the proceeds of their illegal activities online, include, a 4matic
Benz, a Toyota Camry, a Toyota Corolla, two Macbook computers, two
iPads, two iPhones and many other documents, which will be
subjected to forensic analysis.
The suspected internet fraudsters, who are currently in the
custody of the EFCC will be soon be arraigned in court.
Wilson Uwujaren
Head, Media & Publicity