Halimat Adenike Tejuosho, the southwest zonal coordinator of the movement’s women’s wing, has been suspended by the City Boy Movement, three day after the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission’s (EFCC) issued a wanted notice.
Tejuosho was listed as sought by the EFCC for allegedly collecting money through deception. Tejuosho, 41, is wanted in relation to an ongoing investigation into fraud-related offenses, according to the anti-graft agency.
Recall that ENigeria Newspaper reported that the EFCC had previously been keeping an eye on Tejuosho due to an alleged contract and appointment fraud.
According to a statement issued by the City Boys Movement Management, Tejuosho has been suspended until the “complete conclusion and resolution of the situation by the competent authorities.
“The City Boy Movement wishes to make it unequivocally clear that it maintains a zero-tolerance stance against misconduct, criminality, or any act capable of bringing the organization into disrepute”, the statement reads.
“Every official of the Movement is expected to uphold the highest standards of character, responsibility, and public conduct.
“It is also intended to ensure that the ongoing process is allowed to proceed without interference, obstruction, or undue influence.
“The Movement remains resolute in its mission to promote responsible leadership, national development, transparency, and public trust at all levels of its structure.”
Apart from being a politician, Halimat Adenike Tejuosho is a businesswoman and founder of the Queen Adenike Tejuosho Foundation (QATFoundation).
She has a strong understanding of organizational systems and is a well educated professional. Her endeavours in entrepreneur were inspired by her Bachelor of Science in Business Administration.
Two months ago, she was appointed, alongside other personalities, as one of the women leaders of the City Boy Movement owned by Seyi Tinubu.
Halimat Adenike Tejuosho past controversies
The EFCC had previously been keeping an eye on Tejuosho due to an alleged contract and appointment fraud.
She was questioned by the commission in June 2025 after it was alleged that she had taken money from victims in order to acquire lucrative contracts and posts with the federal government.
The businesswoman, who was allegedly the founder of Haleems Integrated Services Limited, was charged with operating a fraudulent enterprise that employed forged documents and fictitious employment letters to persuade victims of her claims.
