From:Femi Oyelola in Kaduna
A female suspect, Halima Yakubu Ngulde has been arrested for suspected involvement in employment fraud in Kaduna.
This was contained in a statement made available yesterday by Dele Oyewle, Head Communication EFCC
It said the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) said its Kaduna Zonal Directorate arrested the suspect in Unguwan Kanawa, Kaduna State.
The EFCC said her arrest followed credible intelligence linking her to obtaining money from job seekers on the fraudulent promise of getting job placements for them in the Nigeria Police Force, Nigerian Army, and the EFCC.
“Items recovered from her upon her arrest included a fake EFCC letter headed paper and multiple curriculum vitae job seekers.
“She will be charged to court as soon as investigation into the matter is concluded,” the statement reads.
has more gas than oil. The only positive of the Obasanjo era was fiscal and monetary policy management buoyed by a consistent rise in crude oil prices throughout his eight-year tenure. This rise in crude oil prices started in 2000 and peaked in 2013 when it reached over 100 dollars per barrel before a decline in 2014, which set the oil-dependent economy downward. The current economic crisis the All Progressives Congress administrations have been battling since 2015 is the product of the poor choices in economic management made by Obasanjo and the two successors from his party. Obasanjo prides his government on paying the $15 billion debt owed to the Paris Club. Still, it was not a wise decision as it was done when the country’s critical economic infrastructure across sectors was in shambles.
