Police invite NSITF MD over alleged forged NYSC certificate.
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Police invite NSITF MD over alleged forged NYSC certificate.
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The Nigeria Police Force has summoned the Managing Director of Nigeria Social Insurance Trust Fund (NSITF), Michael Akabogu, over the alleged forgery of the National Youths Service Corps (NYSC) Discharge Certificate attached to his Curriculum Vitae.
It was learnt that the NSITF boss, with discharge certificate number A030544, was invited by the police after a criminal complaint against him was forwarded to the Commissioner of Police, FCT Command, Sunday Babaji.
The police wrote to the NYSC to demand clarifications on the certificate. In a response letter with reference number NYSC/CCD/VER/10/S.1/VOL/07 to the police, NYSC disowned Akabogu’s discharged certificate.
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The December 5 letter addressed to the Assistant Inspector-General of Police, Divisional Police Headquarters, Utako Division, FCT Command, Abuja, was signed on behalf of the NYSC Director General by the Acting Director Corps Certification, Ibrahim A.M.
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