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…assures public, partners closure being investigated
The management of Fynest Innovation Hub has confirmed the temporary closure of its testing centre based in Ogun State following allegations of possible irregularities during Pearson Test of English (PTE) operations, assuring that the matter is currently under internal and external investigation.
Founder and Chief Executive Officer of the firm, Deborah Odewale made this known in a public notice sent to Daily Sun on Tuesday.
In the notice addressed to the general public, candidates, partners, and other stakeholders, Odewale disclosed that preliminary investigations uncovered
certain concerns and allegations involving the hub’s former Head of Operations and other individuals.
“These allegations include suspected activities that may have contributed to the circumstances surrounding the closure of our centre and possible irregularities during PTE testing operations,” the notice reads in part.
She stated that the matter has been reported to the appropriate authorities, including the police, and investigations are currently ongoing.
“We therefore urge the public to allow the relevant authorities to complete their investigations and establish the facts.
“Fynest Innovation Hub remains committed to the integrity, credibility, and professional standards expected of an international examination such as PTE.
“We strongly condemn any form of examination malpractice, misconduct, collusion, or unlawful activity.
“Until further notice, candidates intending to take the PTE examination are advised to make arrangements with other authorised testing centres.
“We assure our candidates, partners, and the general public that any person found by the appropriate authorities to have engaged in unlawful activities will be dealt with in accordance with the law.
“Further information will be communicated when appropriate and when permitted by the ongoing investigation,” the notice further reads.
