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 19-YEAR-OLD KWARAPOLY STUDENT BAGS TWO YEARS IMPRISONMEṄT AFTER N21MILLION WAS FOUND IN HIS BANK ACCOUNT A 19-year-old undergraduate, Oyedotun Adebowale has been sentenced to two years in prison for cyber fråud, by a Federal High Court sitting in Ilorin, Kwara State.  Ilorin Zonal Command of the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission which prosecuted Adebowale on one count before Justice Muhammed Sani, told the court that N21m was found in the bank account of the Kwara State Polytechnic undergraduate. The EFCC said; “Investigations had earlier revealed that Oyedotun had under his possession over N21m suspected to be proceeds of unlawful activities and a Toyota Camry, which he purchased using his mother’s name.”  Counsel for the EFCC, Sesan Ola, reviewed the facts of the case and tendered the extra-judicial statements of the defendant, iPhone 12 Promax, the key and particulars of a Toyota Camry recovered from him, and a draft of N350,000 which were admitted in evidence.   Adebowale w

  The President of the National Association of Nigerian Students (NANS), Sunday Asefon on Thursday suggested that the union is prepared to hit the streets to protest the strike embarked by the Academic Staff Union of Universities. Mr Asefon made the comment while speaking on Channels Television Sunrise Daily. According to Mr Asefon, the government appears not to be interested in ending the strike as focus shifts to elections in 2023. He referenced the protests in Benin-city embarked by some university students. READ ALSO:  University Students Protest For Second Day In Benin-City “We are talking about education, we are talking about life,” he said. “Our life is no longer being discussed by the leaders, these leaders that we elected; but rather, their focus now is about election. This election that we are talking about is because of their parochial and selfish interest. “We are battle ready, the highest they can do is to shoot us,” he said. “If they shoot, they will ask their police to s