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| Halimat Adenike Tejuosho |
Investigation Into Alleged Fraud
Tejuosho had previously been declared wanted by the EFCC in April 2026 as part of an ongoing investigation. The allegations reportedly concern claims that she collected money from individuals while promising to facilitate federal government appointments and lucrative contracts.
Alleged Appointment and Contract Scam
The investigation gained attention in June 2025 when Tejuosho was reportedly questioned following complaints involving alleged fake appointment letters and forged documents. According to reports, these documents were allegedly used to create the impression that she had the connections necessary to secure government appointments and contracts.
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Previous EFCC Interrogation and Bail
Tejuosho, identified as the founder of Haleems Integrated Services Limited, had previously been granted administrative bail after questioning by the EFCC. The investigation subsequently continued, eventually leading to the April 2026 wanted notice and her latest arrest.
City Boy Movement Suspension
Following the EFCC's wanted notice, the City Boy Movement suspended Tejuosho from her role as South-West zonal coordinator of its women’s wing. The organisation described the suspension as an administrative measure pending the conclusion of the investigation.
What Executives Should Note
The case highlights the importance of due diligence, transparent contracting, document verification and compliance controls when dealing with individuals claiming access to government appointments or public-sector contracts. The allegations remain subject to the investigative and legal process, and the available reports do not establish guilt.
Current Status
The EFCC has confirmed Tejuosho's custody while investigators continue examining the allegations. Further developments will depend on the outcome of the investigation and any subsequent legal proceedings by the relevant authorities.
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