The management of the Federal University of Technology Teaching Hospital, Akure (FUTA Teaching Hospital) says it will prosecute any staff found involved in an alleged employment racketeering scheme. According to statements reported by The Punch and Vanguard, the hospital accuses certain individuals of selling job appointments using fake or misleading documents. The hospital says that applicants were reportedly issued appointment letters for a fee ranging from N200,000 to N600,000. FUTA Teaching Hospital frames the conduct as employment scam or job racketeering connected to the hospital and adds that it is taking steps to address the allegations through legal action. Both reports indicate the hospital issued the warning through its public relations/communications channels and that it plans to hold staff accountable if investigations confirm their involvement. The reports do not provide details on any arrests, charges filed, or confirmed victims, but emphasize the hospital’s intention to pursue prosecution against implicated personnel.