#Breaking:�

*FORGERY: POLICE FOILS ATTEMPTS BY NDAKENE'S SUITORS TO DOCTOR REPORT IN HIS FAVOUR*

*....How Royal father is begging Abuja cabals to Save Ndakene's face at the court*

*...Ndakene does not have Certificate from WAEC -School Principal opens up*

*...Court Adjourned till 7th September*


Drama has continue to trail the ongoing court hearings on certificate forgery allegations leveled against House of Rep member representing Edu ,Moro and Patigi Federal Constituency, Ahmed Ndakene in FCT area court, Abuja .

Following the failed efforts of one of the kwara state Magistrate Judges, Mr Mohammed Abubakar Ndakene who happens to be an elder brother to the lawmaker to buy soft landing in courts , the embattled APC lawmaker has hired a renown tradition ruler from Kwara north to begin wooing some Abuja cabals into coming to his aide

The royal father , an Emir who is also an in-law to Ndakene has been running from pillars to poles in Abuja in a bid to save the face of his son in-law from looming national disgrace occasion by the ongoing certificate forgery trials

Sources close to Ndakene confided in this medium that the Emir had tried to penetrate FCT police command which is the station investigating the forgery following courts directive on July 6 , 2020 where Justice Inuwa Maiwada ordered the FCT police to take over from Utako Police division .

According to the informant , the Royal father had approached some officers in fct with an undisclosed amount of money to help them work on doctoring reports in favour of his son in-law.

*"Yes the Emir was at the station up till last night , he had spent seriously for several officers who promised him the report would be made to favour Hon Ndakene , in fact , the Emir was about breaking the good news to Ndakene when he got a call from the Officer in charge of the case that the arrangement could not work due to superior interest on the case. We are all sad that the Emir's attempt was foiled this time "* the informant submitted

When asked further on why he thinks the Emir efforts failed , he said

"The police summarily told the Emir that they have written a letter to WAEC to furnish them with information about the certificate in question and that when the report from WAEC arrives , it would be made public so there is no way the Emir request can be easily granted"

He however disclosed that the Emir is now being advised to chose the option of appealing to the complaint, Hassan Babako to settle the case out of court.

Hon Ahmed Ndakene had claimed in his police report that he sat for his WAEC in May/June 1990 at Government Science College , Kagara ,Niger state but preminilary reports have been proving otherwise.

Meanwhile, the Principal of Government Science College , Kagara Mr Ubiadu Dan Asabi where Ahmed Ndakene claimed to have sat for his Wasce in May/June in 1990 have forwarded a detailed reports about the fake certificate being paraded by the embattled APC lawmaker .

The principal in his report confirmed that the Wassce Certificate Ndakene is holding did not originate from WAEC nor the school and as such cannot make any comment on the Certificate.

"We cannot write any report on the candidate certificate because it die not originate from our school and did not contain official stamp of the principal office " the principal statement reads.

On Wednesday when the matter was heard in court , justice Inuwa ordered the police in the FCT to transmit to it an interim report on the allegation of certificate forgery against Ndakene within 14 days

Although the matter was slated for ruling on that day but the Police had told the court it is yet to complete its investigation due to what it tagged bureaucratic bottlenecks .

Justice Inuwa Maiwada thereafter ordered that the police should transmit an interim report as failure to do so would compel the court to decide on the matter either way as the case may be.

He further ordered that the report should be furnished to the court not later than Sept. 2.

The judge adjourned till 7th September for ruling on the police report.

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