The Ekiti State Deputy Governor, Chief (Mrs) Monisade Afuye, has urged Nigerian youth to reject internet fraud and ritual killings as shortcuts to wealth, stressing that such paths are neither credible nor sustainable.
Speaking at Amoye Grammar School’s 66th Founder’s Day Anniversary in Ikere Ekiti, Mrs Afuye, who was honored as a Worthy Ambassador, emphasized the importance of upholding Omoluabi values of honor and integrity.
Key Points:
Education as a Path to Success: Mrs Afuye highlighted that education remains the key to overcoming poverty and commended Governor Biodun Oyebanji for prioritizing education through regular promotions, monthly grants, and free JAMB registration for students.
Condemnation of Crime: She warned against the growing perception that fraud and criminality are viable alternatives to success.
Call to Action: Urging students and alumni to avoid illegal activities, she encouraged them to support their institutions and contribute to a better society.
Mrs Afuye’s remarks serve as a strong reminder of the need for ethical values and hard work in achieving long-term success.
