Jisos was given the choice to pay a N100,000 fine or serve a six-month prison sentence after his conviction.
Jisos was found guilty on a single count by Justice Folashade Oyekan of an Abuja magistrate court, who then imposed the punishment.
Jide Josiah Jisos received a six-month prison sentence for impersonation after being detained for it at the 2019 Unified Tertiary Matriculation Examination (UTME).
Jisos was found guilty on a single count by Justice Folashade Oyekan of an Abuja magistrate court, who then imposed the punishment.
Authorities from the Joint Admissions and Matriculation Board (JAMB) caught Jisos at Brix Academy in Abuja, where he pretended to be a representative of an NGO that was in charge of the test.
He was arrested when he was unable to support his statements when questioned.
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Jisos acknowledged during questioning that “I am not affiliated with any NGO,” exposing
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