A 26-year-old man, Abioye Kehinde, who was held for forging the National Youths Service Corps (NYSC) call-up letter but escaped from police, has been re-arrested.

Daily Sun had earlier reported the case of Kehinde who showed up at the orientation camp for deployment and was arrested.
While in police cell, he allegedly damaged the burglar proof and escaped before he was re-arrested by the State Security Services (SSS) on July 3, 2007.

The accused, who appeared before an Osogbo Magistrate’s court is facing a three-count charge of forgery, impersonation, an offence contrary to section 465 and punishable under section 465 of the criminal code.
The Osun State Director of SSS told Daily Sun that the suspect was arrested in Lagos, adding: "We have to charge him to court after interrogation and confessional statements from him."
The Commissioner of Police, Mr. John Moronike told Daily Sun that the suspect was re-arrested following information from members of the public and the assistance of the SSS.

Kehinde admitted using fake results and call-up letter, adding that he and other suspects were arrested.
"I want the court to do justice to my case. The NYSC management should forgive me," he said.
The Director of NYSC in Osun State, Mr. Godswill Onukwe, told Daily Sun that Kehinde, who claimed to be an Economics graduate failed to present himself for registration at the camp because of the strict measures introduced to ensure that no fake corps member was registered.

Onukwe said: "We recovered fake results, clothes, fake call-up letters, charms, passport photographs and a travelling bag."
Onukwe commended the efforts of the security agencies for the arrest of the suspect.