Sometime in 2012, Mr Mark (not real names) was travelling on one the Nigerian roads when he got flagged down by members of FRSC. With an air of arrogance, he was determined to ensure that no one intimidated him as he had successfully done with all the previous checkpoints he met along the way. At their request he provided all his car papers.
At a point they requested for the original of his driver's licence, the previous police points hadn't asked for this, but, he brought it out anyway from his wallet since the driver's licence was kept separate from the other car papers. After what seem like an eternity the official finally walked towards him with his driver's licence. Finally, he could continue his journey he thought, until he got a bombshell. His driver's licence was fake.

At first he thought it was a joke, luckily for him, he even had the receipt he used in making his payment at the FRSC office, still the officials insisted. It was only then that he noticed the long list of cars of people who were in the same shoes with him with each of them making frantic calls to the official who handled the process.
The recent introduction of the new driver's licence has reduced this issue of fake driver's license, but it used to be prevalent then.

This same scenarios also happens with custom papers, where a person assume he has all the papers intact and drives confidently along the way only to find out that the papers are fake and car gets impounded.

In these scenarios, who is at fault? the man who genuinely thought he was parading an authentic document, the office from which that document emanated from or the personnel who handled the processing?

Exactly! Even the Nigeria ePassport is not spared this too. Even though the booklet might be genuine, you still need to get the booklet's electronic chip activated else its as good as not valid.

9jatriot:
Sometime in 2012, Mr Mark (not real names) was travelling on one the Nigerian roads when he got flagged down by members of FRSC, with an air of arrogance, he was determined to ensure that no one intimidated him as he had successfully done with all the previous checkpoints he met along the way. At their request he provided all his car papers.
At a point they requested for the original of his driver's licence, the previous police points hadn't asked for this, well, he brought one from his wallet since the driver's licence was kept separate from the other car papers. After what seem like an eternity the official finally worked towards him with his driver's licence. Finally, he could continue his journey he thought, until he got a bombshell. His driver's licence was fake.

At first he thought it was a joke, luckily for him, he even had the receipt he used in making his payment at the FRSC office, still the officials insisted. It was only then that he noticed the long list of cars of people who were in the same shoes with him with each of them making frantic calls to the official who handled the process.
The recent introduction of the new driver's licence has reduced this issue of fake driver's license, but it used to be prevalent then.

This same scenarios also happens with custom papers, where a person assume he has all the papers intact and drives confidently along the way only to find out that the papers are fake and car gets impounded.

In these scenarios, who is at fault? the man who genuinely thought he was parading an authentic document, the office from which that document emanated from or the personnel who handled the processing?

what rubbish.

What does this have to do with forgery?
if she was deliberately deceived, then why hasn't she spoken out like any innocent person would?

All of una dey craze.

I sure say if I check well, na Yoruba una be.

ndi ala.

Curiously, the woman in the eye of the storm is yet to make any statement to either deny or confirm the allegation.. Yet her minions have taken it upon themselves to defend her with ridiculous excuses.

The fact that she hasn't sued Premium Times for libel speaks volume.

There's difference between forged and fake.Mrs kemi did not went for nysc but have the certificate.Meaning she forged it not fake

9jatriot:
Sometime in 2012, Mr Mark (not real names) was travelling on one the Nigerian roads when he got flagged down by members of FRSC. With an air of arrogance, he was determined to ensure that no one intimidated him as he had successfully done with all the previous checkpoints he met along the way. At their request he provided all his car papers.
At a point they requested for the original of his driver's licence, the previous police points hadn't asked for this, but, he brought it out anyway from his wallet since the driver's licence was kept separate from the other car papers. After what seem like an eternity the official finally walked towards him with his driver's licence. Finally, he could continue his journey he thought, until he got a bombshell. His driver's licence was fake.

At first he thought it was a joke, luckily for him, he even had the receipt he used in making his payment at the FRSC office, still the officials insisted. It was only then that he noticed the long list of cars of people who were in the same shoes with him with each of them making frantic calls to the official who handled the process.
The recent introduction of the new driver's licence has reduced this issue of fake driver's license, but it used to be prevalent then.

This same scenarios also happens with custom papers, where a person assume he has all the papers intact and drives confidently along the way only to find out that the papers are fake and car gets impounded.

In these scenarios, who is at fault? the man who genuinely thought he was parading an authentic document, the office from which that document emanated from or the personnel who handled the processing?

Thinking like this is the very reason why this continent has remained backward.

Are you sure of your assertions? Is she accused of having NYSC certificate?

Iykmann:
There's difference between forged and fake.Mrs kemi did not went for nysc but have the certificate.Meaning she forged it not fake

And so she resigns...
Quite honorable