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The whistleblower of a scam being perpetrated in the Delta State Students' bursary and scholarship scheme, Mr. Ambrose Ezenweani, SaharaReporters has learned, was framed for a police arrest this afternoon.
Ezenweani said he was on his way out of the University of Lagos (UNILAG) campus, and a car obstructed him, directly in front of the Federal College of Education at Akoka. He said the occupants of the car wanted to force him into their car, but he resisted. The altercation caused a small crowd to gather. He said afterwards, the car occupants claimed they only wanted him to join them at the Police Station for some undefined explanations. After his long resistance not to join them in their car, he said, a taxi was called. He said, upon the intervention of passers-by he jumped into the taxi, and headed straight for the Sabo Police Station to find out first hand why he was mysteriously summoned.
He is currently being detained at the Sabo Police Station. SaharaReporters learned later, and student sources in UNILAG said, his statement was recorded by police officials there, but they continue to detain him on so far unannounced charges.
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Source: Sahara Reporters
Ezenweani said he was on his way out of the University of Lagos (UNILAG) campus, and a car obstructed him, directly in front of the Federal College of Education at Akoka. He said the occupants of the car wanted to force him into their car, but he resisted. The altercation caused a small crowd to gather. He said afterwards, the car occupants claimed they only wanted him to join them at the Police Station for some undefined explanations. After his long resistance not to join them in their car, he said, a taxi was called. He said, upon the intervention of passers-by he jumped into the taxi, and headed straight for the Sabo Police Station to find out first hand why he was mysteriously summoned.
He is currently being detained at the Sabo Police Station. SaharaReporters learned later, and student sources in UNILAG said, his statement was recorded by police officials there, but they continue to detain him on so far unannounced charges.
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Source: Sahara Reporters
