TRUTHTOPOWER:


What you think is irrelevant in legal proceedings. An offence has been alleged. The standard of proof is beyond reasonable doubt. Her defence is simply her legal Exemption. The issue of forging your own right is legally ridiculous. At any rate, she is not the issuer of the so called forged Exemption. She has no legal need to get by backdoor what is hers by legal right.

gaby:


Hmmm...and my submission was enough to resort to the above....It's a pity.

aribisala0:


You have no sense and no manners and no one to tell you

TundeBricklayer:


Defending corruption how can NYSC explain the mix up or apologize when Kemi is using Oluwale , I thought my friends from west don't protect/defend corruption

ayosam4real:
it is so sarcastic of you to speak without prove of your statement. Adeosun was not in power when the then CBN governor lamented on excess spending without growing our foreing reserve which plunder us into recession. Also themadam oby ezekwesili made the acertion of recession when GEJ was in power.
Furthermore, I need to let you know the so called Bill gate you adored did not finish his studies in college, but however employed genius that work for his company.
The foreign clime did not celebrate certificate as we do here in Nigeria. What they celebrate is someone who can deliver on the job.
Conclusively, for government to work, it needs a bottom to up approach and thier needs to be a correlation between the fiscal and montary policy.
Peace out @ayosam4real

erico2k2:

that was not the issue, the issue is did she present a NYSC certificate and was it fake simple,?
all this plenty grammar nah wash.

NoDulling4here:


I suppose the only 'evidence' of forgery is that the person who signed her discharge certificate was not working in the NYSC as at the time she was supposedly discharged.

Isn't it possible that that person bulksigned discharge certificates in advance? That is a possibility.

NgeneUkwenu:


Then why not wait for her to issue a rebuttal, instead of embarrassing her the more here?

Mille:
I have a question of my own.

Is NYSC mandatory for a foreign graduate who is on an "INTERNATIONAL CONTRACT" in an NGO in Nigeria?

Is it also mandatory for a similar person, but with a local contract in an NGO.

I'm asking because according to premiumtimes, NYSC is mandatory for employment in public and private sectors in Nigeria and an NGO does not conform to any of both categories.

I would appreciate an honest reply.

cc: TRUTHTOPOWER

doctokwus:
There are so many dunces in that evil party that have transferred their dullness and stupidity to nairaland.
This dimwit of a poster is saying Adeosun is not morally bound to perform NYSC.
Then the simple question you should ask is why did she bother forging an NYSC discharge certificate.
Nigeria has been so bastardized by criminals in power that many people no longer realise that forgery of documents is one of the most serious crimes an individual can commit.
Stupid post with a peabrained poster.

TRUTHTOPOWER:


What you think is irrelevant in legal proceedings. An offence has been alleged. The standard of proof is beyond reasonable doubt. Her defence is simply her legal Exemption. The issue of forging your own right is legally ridiculous. At any rate, she is not the issuer of the so called forged Exemption. She has no legal need to get by backdoor what is hers by legal right.

TRUTHTOPOWER:
Fact. Mrs. Adeosun graduated from The East London Polytechnic OUTSIDE NIGERIA in 1989.

The status of the polytechnic was CHANGED to a University was IN 1992.

Note the capitalised words. "OUTSIDE NIGERIA" and "CHANGE"

QUESTION FOR DETERMINATION
Whether upon graduation from a polytechnic OUTSIDE NIGERIA, in line with section 2 (1)(c) Kemi Adeosun was required by law to participate in NYSC.

ANSWER.
Section 2 (1) (c) contains no provision or stipulation that a Polytechnic graduate outside Nigeria or a diploma holder outside Nigeria SHALL be eligible for call up to NYSC.

This is unlike UNIVERSITY GRADUATE as contained under S (1)(b)

The law is settled that inclusion of one is the exclusion of others.
Inclusio unius (est) exclusio alterius. Latin legal maxim that makes the point that where a statute, contract or other legal document includes a definitional list of items falling into a category, the inclusion of certain items on the list means that any excluded items are intentionally outside the definition. Simple Wiki definition.

Since this is a legal matter, a serious news agency ought to seek opinion of lawyers on whether Mrs Adeosun is under strict legal obligation to participate in NYSC as graduate of a polytechnic OUTSIDE NIGERIA

References
Requirement of NYSC Act

2 (1) (b)If, at the end of the academic year 1974–75 or, as the case may be, at the end of any subsequent year, he shall have graduated at any university outside Nigeria; or

(C) if, at the end of the academic year 1975–76 or, as the case may be, at the end of any subsequent year, he shall have obtained the Higher National Diploma or such other professional qualification as may be prescribed;

Exemption

2 (2) Notwithstanding the provisions of subsection (1) of this section, with effect from 1 August 1985, a person shall not be called upon to serve in the service corps if, at the date of his graduation or obtaining his diploma or other professional qualification—

(a) he is over the age of thirty; or

doctokwus:

You just ended up confirming my assertion.
Please you are too dunce to be posting online.

aribisala0:
She is bound to perform the NYSC but like many elites who schooled abroad she just bailed.

Whether or not she forged an exxemption is another matter.

But


The following people did not do NYSC

Okonjo-Iweala
Dieziani Allison
Bola Tinubu
Ibe Kachickwu
Pat Utomi
Andy Uba

Icould go on and on

TRUTHTOPOWER:
Fact. Mrs. Adeosun graduated from The East London Polytechnic OUTSIDE NIGERIA in 1989.

The status of the polytechnic was CHANGED to a University was IN 1992.

Note the capitalised words. "OUTSIDE NIGERIA" and "CHANGE"

QUESTION FOR DETERMINATION
Whether upon graduation from a polytechnic OUTSIDE NIGERIA, in line with section 2 (1)(c) Kemi Adeosun was required by law to participate in NYSC.

ANSWER.
Section 2 (1) (c) contains no provision or stipulation that a Polytechnic graduate outside Nigeria or a diploma holder outside Nigeria SHALL be eligible for call up to NYSC.

This is unlike UNIVERSITY GRADUATE as contained under S (1)(b)

The law is settled that inclusion of one is the exclusion of others.
Inclusio unius (est) exclusio alterius. Latin legal maxim that makes the point that where a statute, contract or other legal document includes a definitional list of items falling into a category, the inclusion of certain items on the list means that any excluded items are intentionally outside the definition. Simple Wiki definition.

Since this is a legal matter, a serious news agency ought to seek opinion of lawyers on whether Mrs Adeosun is under strict legal obligation to participate in NYSC as graduate of a polytechnic OUTSIDE NIGERIA

References
Requirement of NYSC Act

2 (1) (b)If, at the end of the academic year 1974–75 or, as the case may be, at the end of any subsequent year, he shall have graduated at any university outside Nigeria; or

(C) if, at the end of the academic year 1975–76 or, as the case may be, at the end of any subsequent year, he shall have obtained the Higher National Diploma or such other professional qualification as may be prescribed;

Exemption

2 (2) Notwithstanding the provisions of subsection (1) of this section, with effect from 1 August 1985, a person shall not be called upon to serve in the service corps if, at the date of his graduation or obtaining his diploma or other professional qualification—

(a) he is over the age of thirty; or

GavelSlam:


To be fair, it's not compulsory.

You can come home and set up a business and nobody would bother you.

Heck you can come home and join your father's business and nobody would bother you either.

Indeed you can come home and join any corporation as long as it is privately owned and no one would bother you.

It only become a problem when a privately owned organisation requests for it as part of their patriotic act that it become a problem to you.

If you forge it then you are in trouble.

For government agencies, it is compulsory.

Ndolarr:
Truly, Nigeria is full of educated imbeciles! How on earth can some people on this thread conclude that she forged the exemption certificate when the authentic institution in charge of the matter, that is NYSC, has not issued any statement and no law court has pronounced her guilty of forgery! For heaven's sake, people should focus on substance rather than chasing shadows! Kemi is doing a good job and should be encouraged. I will join forces to attack her if she embezzles our money and it is proven. What matters now is for the economy to improve for job creation and not this destructive Pull Her Down 'PHD' syndrome! Enough of this mob action, please.

Just2endowed2:


If u are not doing nysc, why do you have to forge the certificate?

The question is, did she forge it or not? All the epistle mean nothing

schoolboij:


The truth is she didn't present an nysc certificate.

Ndolarr:
Truly, Nigeria is full of educated imbeciles! How on earth can some people on this thread conclude that she forged the exemption certificate when the authentic institution in charge of the matter, that is NYSC, has not issued any statement and no law court has pronounced her guilty of forgery! For heaven's sake, people should focus on substance rather than chasing shadows! Kemi is doing a good job and should be encouraged. I will join forces to attack her if she embezzles our money and it is proven. What matters now is for the economy to improve for job creation and not this destructive Pull Her Down 'PHD' syndrome! Enough of this mob action, please.

Ndolarr:
Truly, Nigeria is full of educated imbeciles! How on earth can some people on this thread conclude that she forged the exemption certificate when the authentic institution in charge of the matter, that is NYSC, has not issued any statement and no law court has pronounced her guilty of forgery! For heaven's sake, people should focus on substance rather than chasing shadows! Kemi is doing a good job and should be encouraged. I will join forces to attack her if she embezzles our money and it is proven. What matters now is for the economy to improve for job creation and not this destructive Pull Her Down 'PHD' syndrome! Enough of this mob action, please.

Cubeet:
So the person Bulk signed close to seven months ahead, even before the swearing in of the incoming corpers. How can a certificate have the signature of a past DG for a year or batch where there is a new DG

docadams:


Orisirisi. The poor will always be poor and the rich will always be rich.

aribisala0:
I am not understanding your English

I am sure it makes sense to you but you are not communicating.
How do you know she is not the issuer? Are you her lawyer?
Stick to factts that you know

The emboldened sentencees are gibberish