najoke:


Ok....thank GOD you know you are

Dey try shame small now. Haba !!

jmaine:


Dey try shame small now. Haba !!

Shame for what...that my message has been passed into your thick skull......FISHBRAIN

Dude....i am too busy for that.

najoke:

Shame for what...that my message has been passed into your thick skull......FISHBRAIN

Dude....i am too busy for that.

What message dunce ? That it is better for your kid to proudly present this unverified pathetic result than for him to study Zoology to Ph.D. level.

A fish brain obviously towers above yours with an empty cranium devoid of gray Mata.

We still need to see his waec certificate from waec office

jmaine:


What message dunce ? That it is better for your kid to proudly present this unverified pathetic result than for him to study Zoology to Ph.D. level.

A fish brain obviously towers above yours with an empty cranium devoid of gray Mata.

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FISHBRAIN....and what are GMB career path with such result, my best friend got F9 in maths, but that does not stop him from becoming a bank manager you dunce....there are a lot of people like that whose school cert result did not affect their career path.

Gosh!.... i am really wasting my time with this FISJBRAIN

najoke:
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FISHBRAIN....and what are GMB career path with such result, my best friend got F9 in maths, but that does not stop him from becoming a bank manager you dunce....there are a lot of people like that whose school cert result did not affect their career path.

Gosh!.... i am really wasting my time with this FISJBRAIN

How did an F9 wielding student in mathematics gain access into the university in the first instance ?

No wonder our country is so messed up rewarding ediots like you on the alter of nepotism.

You are your friend, don't lie here.

debo07:
End of case.oya PDP bring on another issue make we enlighten u.

it has not ended o. what is the difference between now and two months ago? the same lies he said in 1962 is what he said yesterday. what is so difficult about producing your certificate if you truly have? when he was doing this he never knew that one day it will catch up with him. waec/wasc have records way before 1960s. just show the certificate and stop living in falsehood.

henryangelo:
We still need to see his waec certificate from waec office

leave all these apc noisemakers here on nl. By feb14 ,their eyes will clear . Let them continue doing all their shakara here on nairaland.

jmaine:


[s]How did an F9 wielding student in mathematics gain access into the university in the first instance ?

No wonder our country is so messed up rewarding ediots like you on the alter of nepotism.

You are your friend, don't lie here. [/s]

See why I say you are Fishbrain..... so because you got F9 means that is the end of the world and you can not take the exam again or even an alternative.

attoskoly:


it has not ended o. what is the difference between now and two months ago? the same lies he said in 1962 is what he said yesterday. what is so difficult about producing your certificate if you truly have? when he was doing this he never knew that one day it will catch up with him. waec/wasc have records way before 1960s. just show the certificate and stop living in falsehood.

mr man,even PDP lawyers have said dat PDP can't stop Buhari in court.So why are u having sleepless nites on dis issue?.You no get job ni?

najoke:


See why I say you are Fishbrain..... so because you got F9 means that is the end of the world and you can not take the exam again or even an alternative.

You are not even smart at all boy . Thought you said "your friend" with an F9 in mathematics went on to become a bank manager unhindered.

Meanwhile, did Buhari resit his exams ? If yes, then kindly inform your shameless camp of failures to produce it.

Thanks.

jmaine:


[s]You are not even smart at all boy . Thought you said "your friend" with an F9 in mathematics went on to become a bank manager unhindered.

Meanwhile, did Buhari resit his exams ? If yes, then kindly inform your shameless camp of failures to produce it. [/s]

Thanks.

Dude ...you keep displaying your stupidity.

Truth be told....you are waste of time.

I am done with you.

Read btw the line.

The best thing is for the Nigeria govt.to contact Cambridge for his certificate.
How many secondary schools still keep the results of people who graduated in 1980? There were no computers then. Just papers and duplicate papers.... Who is fooling who?


The Nigerian Army on Tuesday publicly released the academic details of former military leader, Muhammadu Buhari, but denied at the same time it could not vouch for the authenticity of his Senior Secondary Examinations results.

Speaking to the media, Army Spokesperson, Olajide Laleye, reversed the Army’s earlier position that it had copies of Mr. Buhari’s West African Secondary School Certificate.

Mr. Laleye said while military records showed Mr. Buhari obtained the WASC in 1961, with credits in English Language, Geography, History, Health Science, and Hausa, there were neither the original copy nor certified true copy nor statement of result to confirm the grades.

He also said the Army could not confirm whether Mr. Buhari’s claim of obtaining those results was verified by the Army in the 1960s.

najoke:


Dude ...you keep displaying your stupidity.

Truth be told....you are waste of time.

I am done with you.

Lolz . . .the shameless twerp has taken to his heel's as expected .

phantom23:
Read btw the line.

The best thing is for the Nigeria govt.to contact Cambridge for his certificate.
How many secondary schools still keep the results of people who graduated in 1980? There were no computers then. Just papers and duplicate papers.... Who is fooling who?


The Nigerian Army on Tuesday publicly released the academic details of former military leader, Muhammadu Buhari, but denied at the same time it could not vouch for the authenticity of his Senior Secondary Examinations results.

Speaking to the media, Army Spokesperson, Olajide Laleye, reversed the Army’s earlier position that it had copies of Mr. Buhari’s West African Secondary School Certificate.

Mr. Laleye said while military records showed Mr. Buhari obtained the WASC in 1961, with credits in English Language, Geography, History, Health Science, and Hausa, there were neither the original copy nor certified true copy nor statement of result to confirm the grades.

He also said the Army could not confirm whether Mr. Buhari’s claim of obtaining those results was verified by the Army in the 1960s.

Oga, abeg stop confusing yaself, the Military authorities were succinct in their statement that though records claimed he had those results, there were no evidence whatsoever to support it.

INEC records of Buhari shows he has WASC, but there is no evidence to back that except his ill thought affidavit.

According to Musiwa, do you now see the similarity in altitude .

jmaine:


[s]Lolz . . .the shameless twerp has taken to his heel's as expected[/s] .

Trash from a FISHBRAIN

najoke:


Trash from a FISHBRAIN

Shameless dunce like you

@ jmaine
Am i actually confusing myself by saying all the people who claim to have his certificate say there is no EVIDENCE? I do believe you know what EVIDENCE means, but in your post there is no Evidence that you do.

All i'm asking is for Nigerians to demand his certificate from Cambridge. They will not lie. After all Toronto busted tinubu and other guys then.... Simples


Oga, abeg stop confusing yaself, the Military authorities were succinct in their statement that though records claimed he had those results, there were no evidence whatsoever to support it.

INEC records of Buhari shows he has WASC, but there is no evidence to back that except his ill thought affidavit.

According to Musiwa, do you now see the similarity in altitude .[/quote]

phantom23:
@ jmaine
Am i actually confusing myself by saying all the people who claim to have his certificate say there is no EVIDENCE? I do believe you know what EVIDENCE means, but in your post there is no Evidence that you do.

All i'm asking is for Nigerians to demand his certificate from Cambridge. They will not lie. After all Toronto busted tinubu and other guys then.... Simples



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The initial statement of the Military authorities was that Buhari just like every other Military Officer should have photocopies of his credentials in his record. It was blanket statement on assumptions of the norm.

But on going further to confirm their assumptions, it was negative. No version of twist and turns from the APC propaganda machines can change simple facts.

Ok Jmaine.
I now have the EVIDENCE that you are almost confused Please read my post again. Cos i don't know what you are babbling about

jmaine:


The initial statement of the Military authorities was that Buhari just like every other Military Officer should have photocopies of his credentials in his record. It was blanket statement on assumptions of the norm.

But on going further to confirm their assumptions, it was negative. No version of twist and turns from the APC propaganda machines can change simple facts.

phantom23:
Ok Jmaine.
I now have the EVIDENCE that you are almost confused Please read my post again. Cos i don't know what you are babbling about

I am attacking the source of your lies which is Liar Muhammed. You can't come in here seeking to infect us with your cheap propaganda.

jmaine:


Shameless dunce like you

OLODO.....FISHBRAIN

najoke:


OLODO.....FISHBRAIN

LOLZ, what a foolish clown.

Source of my lies? Which lies? What cheap propaganda? Asking Nigerians to demand his certificate from Cambridge. are you sure i'm the recipient of your posts?

you've lost me...
Btw wth is muhammed?
Don't bother responding.. thank you




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jmaine:


I am attacking the source of your lies which is Liar Muhammed. You can't come in here seeking to infect us with your cheap propaganda.

jmaine:


LOLZ, what a foolish clown.

Still a FISHBRAIN

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najoke:


Still a FISHBRAIN

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AN APPRAISAL OF BUHARI'S CREDENTIALS TO LEAD NIGERIA IF VOTED. MY CANDID OPINION BY OMEKANNAYA Agitations for change almost always only end up producing new masters. This was the gut impression I got after reviewing the manifesto and vision of General Muhammadu Buhari for Nigeria. The officer and gentleman has rightly observed that for over fifty years of independence and despite Nigeria’s vast wealth both in abundance of natural and human resources, the nation continues to struggle with the most basic needs and, in his words, now paralyzed by wide spread poverty, endemic institutionalized corruption; high levels of unemployment; a near total collapse of our educational system and facilities, collapse and decaying health and ineffective social services systems, among others, resulting, also according to him, to break down of law and order, institutionalized insecurity to life and property; and weak, fragile and unstable economy.

It was Karl Marx who said that philosophers have interpreted the world but the real challenge remains changing it! In the same vein, Buhari has diagnosed the nation’s problems, correctly or incorrectly, but the real challenge is lucidly explaining the causes of the perceived decay and then showing practically how to bring about any meaningful change.

Three events since his declaration and selection as APC’s candidate have raised more doubts over his competence and preparedness to lead Nigeria as civilian President at this material time. Few weeks ago, on a national television, when asked what he would do about the economy if elected President, Buhari said he would first stabilize the crude oil price. It is hard to place how this thinking helps since no single President or country can determine global oil prices. Even OPEC’s power to stabilize the crude oil price is very, very minimal.


Again, while launching his Presidential campaign at Port Harcourt days ago, Buhari told his audience that he would send all the corrupt politicians to Kirikiri Maximum Prison and expose former Heads of State. This summary approach to fighting corruption can only be possible in a military regime where the three arms of Government are nearly fused in a military Head of State. Sending corrupt officials to prison is the duty of the courts, not that of the President or the Executive arm. The power of the executive in a democratic dispensation stops at investigations and APC and its candidate need to recognize this lawful fact.

More worrisome is the thrust of his Manifesto. As usual, it promises to build bridges even where there are no rivers. Though this may be said to be reminiscent of a typical politician, for Buhari much more is expected. Three or four issues stand out in the promises of Buhari and they are: to fight corruption; to fight insurgency, to legalize State and even LG Police, and to devolve power to States to ensure true federalism.

To gain insight into these key issues one by one, hear Buhari: “I will initiate action to amend the Nigerian Constitution with a view to devolving powers, duties, and responsibilities to states in order to entrench true Federalism and the Federal spirit”. While this is a welcome departure from the centrist, unitary thinking of all the military Governments in Nigeria that destroyed Nigeria’s federalism, Buhari’s inclusive, what General Buhari failed to appreciate is that in nearly all the areas listed, the 1999 Constitution will have to be amended and amending just about all the cases have actually been attempted in the previous amendments since 1999 and failed.

What is even more instructive is that the opposition to these crucial amendments is coming mainly from opposition law makers most of who are from the legacy parties that formed the APC. The point being made here is that the entrenched interests, which ensured that these amendments have not succeeded in the ongoing amendments in the National Assembly, must first be addressed and Buhari did not acknowledge that as a prerequisite to the changes he wishes to bring about as President.

A look at each of them is also necessary. First, fight against corruption; the fight against corruption has been facing a systemic problem. Unknown to many Nigerians, there is no way any President will succeed in the fight against corruption in Nigeria without a proper legal framework being in place. Apart from the fact that most of the laws against corrupt practices in Nigeria are obsolete, especially the provisions found in the Penal Code(North) and Criminal Code(South), the Procedural Act allows pre-trial matters (and these include all manner of injunctions) to travel to and fro Supreme Court through the Court of Appeal, from the courts of first instance.

Since there is no time frame within which these pre-trial matters must be disposed or consolidated along with the trial matters, such objections can take upward of 10 years to dispose of, after which the case may even be declared status barred. This is what has incapacitated the EFCC and ICPC and accounts for why many of the former Governors who are standing trial are sitting pretty tight in the Nigerian Senate undisturbed. Buhari and APC legislators ought to be addressing the issue of legal framework for fighting corruption in the National Assembly before now and not wait until they assume the Presidency.

As at today, there is no Procedural Act Amendment Bill before any of the two Houses of the National Assembly. Yet, Buhari is saying he would stop corruption by creating special courts. If the proposal courts would require Constitutional Amendment, why present it as if it can be carried out as mere administrative action? Is APC not aware that introduction of Special Courts was once proposed before the Senate and it was shot down?

Another major campaign point of General Buhari is fight against insurgency. He is telling whoever cares to listen that he would stop insurgency once he becomes President. This is actually the hope of every Nigerian. But there is also a fundamental question here, namely: what the General has already done to help the country out even as a member of the National Council of State. Many may not know, but the major function of the National Council of State is advising the sitting President essentially on national security matters, among others. This is the reason they are maintained with tax payers’ money for life. But alas! since the General lost to Chief Obasanjo, he has not been attending the Council meetings as such.

Even in his individual capacity, his only contribution to fighting insurgency may be the demoralizing comment on the BBC that the fight against insurgency in Nigeria is anti-north. This comment, along with the threat of Arewa Consultative Forum to drag General Azubike Ihejirika to International Criminal Court for trial for genocide, marked a turnaround in the nation’s gains in the fight against insurgency.

In that BBC said interview, General Buhari opined that Government should treat Boko Haram members the way the Yar’Adua Government treated the Niger Delta militants. Yet, when the sect named him as the negotiator-in- chief, Buhari twice rejected it. If Buhari had done the negotiation for Nigeria, and not wait to become President before doing so, some of us would be rooting for him today.

Another major issue contained in Buhari’s manifesto is the desire to introduce State and even Local Government Police. This again is mere campaign gimmick, as it would require 2/3rds of National Assembly amending the clause, which states that Nigerian nation, shall have only one Police Force. Again, when an analysis of those who voted against it at the ongoing constitutional amendment is done, it will also be seen that it was mainly the opposition lawmakers who stopped State Police. Will they now change their mind simply because a General Buhari is in power? Not likely.

The reason why the issue of State Police failed even also in the just-concluded National Conference, is because certain Regions keep insisting on retaining the country as a unitary system and for that reason, are fighting all efforts to return Nigeria to true, fiscal federalism. So, the desire of General Buhari to return Nigeria to true federalism is mere wishful thinking and will not see the light of the day because of the same entrenched interests, as it cannot be done without 2/3rd majority of the National Assembly and concurrent affirmation by 24 States of the country where the Governors are holding sway. The Governors just stopped Local Government autonomy passed by the National Assembly in the ongoing amendment. So, the General and the APC ought to explain how to navigate this impassable way since the structures that ensured unitarism in Nigeria cannot be disbanded with a Presidential Fiat, as would happen in the military era.

Truly, Buhari’s manifesto offers no new vision. It is still the same old song. The problem of Nigeria is the military imposing a unitary system on a clearly federal environment. The nation’s problems are therefore systemic and it is a military legacy. It was the military that handed down the 1999 Constitution, which has put States in the pocket of Governors, forbid accountability, transparency and true democracy.

To amend the 1999 Constitution to address the issues raised by Buhari in his vision and manifesto, 2/3rds of National Assembly is required and concurrent affirmation by 24 States of the Federation. Because this Constitution serves some Regions of the country, those Regions directly benefiting from this military largesse are the ones defeating all proposed amendments to these unitary clauses, and even at the National Conference. Come to think of it, how do you convince a man who is growing fast on the nation’s ‘feeding-bottle federalism’ to give up what he now perceives as a birth right? That is what one expected Buhari’s manifesto and vision to address but it disappointingly did not

Taking a critical look at the result one cannot but laugh at the mediocrity of the promoters of this fraud. I have noticed striking features which will nail APC when they finally head to court. I will not say it here so that they will not quickly amend it. I don't think that AOC understands the fact that not all NIGERIANS are easily.

Does it mean that Buhari is just being issued his statement of result since 1961?
The school should have issued a substantive letter attesting to the fact that Buhari took the WASC and then go ahead to list the subjects he sat for and the grades which can be supported with the masters list. why issue another statement of result?

How can a general in the army assume that his records were with the nigerian army when he never collected his statement of result not to talk of his WASC certificate is he actually took the exam. This is the same way he will assume everyone is corrupt to jail innocent citizens.

Anyway, I will post the high point when the legal tussle starts.

April4th:
May God punish ur generation for quoting me and calling ur father a failure. for ur information,i'm currently studying for my doctorate. EEEdiott....

I could supervise your thesis , but I would not. I don't accept failures like you and your otuoke master who never completed his PhD but writes Dr. Against his name. There is no way that man Jonathan could even pass a masters degree in a proper standard university. And I am serious about this.

AnanseK:



I could supervise your thesis , but I would not. I don't accept failures like you and your otuoke master who never completed his PhD but writes Dr. Against his name. There is no way that man Jonathan could even pass a masters degree in a proper standard university. And I am serious about this.

I'm not from Niger delta u fool,neither am I a supporter of GEJ. Ur generation is a failure. Bastard like u,quote me again and thunder will fire ur generation.

ItsMeAboki:


DINDIRIN, get this through your thick scull that the constitution does no require him or any contestant to attain/obtain/ possess let alone show any certificate of education to qualify him for election.

It further doesn't even require him pass any exam (WAEC or otherwise); it simply requires a contestant to be literate i.e. to be able to read and write and communicate effectively.

In fact it even left this wide open to the judgement of the electoral commission (INEC); which as we all know has already cleared Buhari fit enough to contest; that explains why your master and his party PDP have not rushed to court because they already know GMB has no case to answer.

If however, you are still not satisfied, you and anyone feeling that way can still take the matter up with the judiciary; though no matter whatever you decide to do, including ranting and raving and even frothing in the mouth like a rabid dog; it will still not change the fact that GMB is duly qualified to stand for election and that millions of Nigerians are willing to put their trust in him; while sadly you remain too dumb and stewpid to comprehend the blatantly simple aspect of our constitution, entitling him to that right - though the bare facts are clearly laid out there for all and sundry; you unfortunately remain in an intellectually isolated cul de sac, too fixated to understand - my God help you.

BTW, your insult against the Hausa/Fulani is noted but it would be of no benefit to respond to you likewise - at least not for now.

where is the cert