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Pastor Arrested For Diverting Churchs N15m For His PhD And Enlisting His Wife On Churchs Payroll
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Omosebi Fred Adeola, a self-acclaimed Nigerian pastor, has been arraigned before the court over alleged diversion of church funds to the tune of N15.6 million.
Adeola was dragged before the Federal High Court sitting inAbuja by the Economic and Finacial Crime Commission (EFCC) on eleven-count charges.

Pastor Omosebi Fred Adeola has been dragged before the court over alleged diversion of church's fund. Credit: EFCC
The charges, according to the anti-graft agency, bordered on alleged "conspiracy, abuse of office and diversion of funds."
Naira Marley fraud case: Court adjourns rapper's trial till October, Nigerians reactFunding his PhD
The pastor of the Adventist Church was said to have supposedly used the church's relief funds for personal use including paying for his PhD programme at Babcock University (BU).
Adeola, who is also a country director of the Adventist Development and Relief Agency of Nigeria, was also said to have illegally enlisted his wife on the church’s payroll.
He will be facing judgement before Justice A.O Otaluka of the court located in Apo, Federal Capital Territory (FCT).
Nigerians react
Meanwhile, Nigerians on social media have been reacting to the pastor's arrest following a statement released on Tuesday, July 13, by the EFCC.
Dupssybabby wrote:
"Church money concern EFCC? Church members can't leave judgement in God's hand. God help us."Pyramid properties commented:
"Finally, he's caught. God be praised. Hopefully, by God's grace, his cohorts will be brought to book as well. Mind you, Mr Omosebi Adeola isn't a pastor but a member of the church."Nigerian man makes it abroad, becomes a judge in Canada, many celebrate himEmeka Joe wrote:
"The church should have leave (left) God to judge him."Covidquin commented:
"This is why I stopped going to church. 90 % of pastors are thieves.''Abuja barber lands in jail over juju scam
In a related development, Legit.ng reported that An Abuja-based hairstylist identified as Dennis has been sentenced to a five-month jail term after he was convicted of a juju scam by the High Court of the Federal Capital Territory (FCT).
According to the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission (EFCC) in a statement on Thursday, July 8, via its official Instagram page, the sentence sending Dennis who is popularly known as Baba Dayo to jail was passed on Wednesday, July 7, by Justice A.O. Musa.
This followed a hearing convicting the hairstylist of using charm to obtain $110 (N45,000) from an American by false pretence.
Source: Legit.ng
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Professor Ekekwe Is One Of The Nigerians Doing The Country Proud In His Chosen Field.
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Professor Ndubuisi Ekekwe, founder and president of the African Institute of Technology, has revealed that the Igbo Apprenticeship System has passed the first phase of editorial work at Harvard.
Professor Ekekwe made the announcement via his Twitter pageon Tuesday, February 24, adding that there are more phases to go.
He wrote:
“The Igbo Apprenticeship System work has passed the first phase of editorial work at Harvard. We have more phases to go, but everything is looking fine. Due to the nature of the topic, it is taking time.â€Mathematics should not be a compulsory subject for humanities, JAMB registrar declares
Professor Ekekwe is one of the Nigerians doing the country proud in his chosen field. Photo credit: @ndekekwe
Apart from being a professor, inventor, and entrepreneur, Ekekwe is also a Harvard Business Review writer.
Defining the system, Professor Ekekwe wrote:
“The Igbo Apprenticeship System is a business philosophy of shared prosperity where participants co-competitively participate to attain organic economic equilibrium where accumulated market leverageable factors are constantly weighted and calibrated out.â€He noted further that the system, via dilution and surrendering of market share, enables social resilience and the formation of livable clusters, engineered by major participants funding their competitors.
He said this comes with success measured on quantifiable support to stakeholders, and not by absolute market dominance.
He added:
“My postulation is that everything the world is looking for, to reduce inequality, the Igbo Apprenticeship System has frameworks that could be adapted, for the rise of all.â€Igbo people are known for their diligence and broad participation in business life in Nigeria. Igbo businessmen and women have been playing significant roles in Nigerian industrial and business spheres for a long time.
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