BREAKING: Nurse Thomas Abiodun Olamide, dismissed from the Ogun State College of Health Technology after being accused of whistleblowing on NHIS drug diversion, has won her case at the National Industrial Court. The court ordered her immediate reinstatement, full payment of all outstanding salaries/allowances, and awarded her ₦5 million damages. In her victory statement, Olamide said: “By the grace of God, I survived, and justice has prevailed… This judgment is a significant step toward fairness and accountability.” She thanked her family, legal team, AFRICMIL, CDWR, and civil society allies for their support, while urging fellow whistleblowers to remain courageous in the fight against corruption. #WhistleblowerProtection #JusticePrevails #OgunState

📰 Whistleblower Victory: Ogun Nurse Reinstated The National Industrial Court has ordered the reinstatement of Thomas Olamide to the Ogun State College of Health Technology after she was dismissed for exposing corruption, theft, and misconduct at the institution. ✅ The court ruled her termination illegal and null, awarding her N5 million in damages and back pay. ✅ Lawyer Timothy Adewale described the ruling as a watershed moment, noting that it protects whistleblowers even without a statutory law in Nigeria. Olamide had reported NHIS drug hoarding, theft of government property, and harassment of students, which led to her dismissal. The judgment is hailed as a victory for justice and anti-corruption efforts in Nigeria. #WhistleblowerProtection #OgunState #Healthcare #Justice #AntiCorruption