omohayek:


Original article here: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-africa-67067854

No doubt the usual suspects will now claim that Tinubu has supposedly "paid off" the BBC for this report, that the BBC is part of some imaginary "Lagos-Ibadan media" cabal, or that Chiagozie Nwonwu & Fauziyya Tukur (2 of the 3 authors of the article) are both secretly "Agbadorians" writing under Igbo and northern names ...

Racoon:
CSU have already debunked it while BBC whatsoever group is not the issue authority.

BreconHills:


CSU debunked what?

CSU debunked an independent analysis by the BBC? Where is your proof? If the BBC had found to the contrary would you have said they are not the issuing authority - as if that prevents anyone from independently using their brains.

Gajagojo:
Tinubu erection pained many Iyboes sifially

Anytime they hear President Tinubu they are in agony

bentenny:
Anyone that has gone through the four walls of an institution doesn't need BBC or any medium to offer them an opinion!

Yuceeluv:
Orisirisi!.

So someone will come to my shop and buy something. I will issue receipt. The person would misplace it and write jaga jaga one. His neighbour will come and ask me if the jaga jaga one is my receipt. I will say no. It's not.

Then one over sabi will enter my shop from nowhere, put on glasses and come and tell me that I am mistaken. That the jaga jaga one is my receipt.


Ontop my own shop, goods and receipts. You are saying I don't know my original receipt again.

LZAA:
Who is this simpleton 😄😄😄
BBC Africa's phone lines and emails are full and down due to people actually destroying this report and you rushed to post this
And it made FP😄😄😄
Smh

ElSudani:


Can you destroy the truth? I can't wait to see the humiliation waiting for Atiku and Obi at the Supreme Court.

LZAA:

Another agbadorian
Smh😄

GeneralDae:

Your screenshots supports BBC's point.

Exceed15:


Mak una dey read n understand. That Tinubu attended and graduated from CSU is already established but the replacement results he got from vendor and submitted to INEC did not emanate from CSU. Hence the school cannot authenticate the result under oath. How do u explain the signature on the certificate & the logo..

wirinet:

The registrar did not commit himself. He said it is possible he got it from third party vendors, those you can Google online.

ElSudani:


Save your tears for the Supreme Court judgement.

LZAA:

I think you might want to head to X and see how many people have reported BBC Africa 😄😄😄

wirinet:

The registrar did not commit himself. He said it is possible he got it from third party vendors those you can Google online.

Penguin2:
A few thousand pounds can get this kind of rubbish published on BBC. That’s if it’s even authentic.

Add that to the fact that Rishi Sunak seems to be in support of the drug lord in Aso Rock so that UK can continue to make billions of pounds from Nigerians that are trying to escape the shithole.

Only fools will be fooled by this.

LZAA:

I think you might want to head to X and see how many people have reported BBC Africa 😄😄😄

Holluwhakemmy:
No ooo Tufiaka, which kind thunder?

LZAA:

I think you might want to head to X and see how many people have reported BBC Africa 😄😄😄

Felix6:

Wake up.

Afamed:


Na una work.

Headless mobs

Afamed:


Why not report to the court the number of votes Obi got to have won the election instead of reporting BBC?

Make una use una head for once

ElSudani:


BBC has a reputation that will be extremely hard for amateurs like you and David hundeyin to destroy.
X is where you are free to say whatever you want, it is not a court of law.

omohayek:


Original article here: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-africa-67067854

No doubt the usual suspects will now claim that Tinubu has supposedly "paid off" the BBC for this report, that the BBC is part of some imaginary "Lagos-Ibadan media" cabal, or that Chiagozie Nwonwu & Fauziyya Tukur (2 of the 3 authors of the article) are both secretly "Agbadorians" writing under Igbo and northern names ...

bentenny:

Please explain!

omohayek:


Original article here: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-africa-67067854

No doubt the usual suspects will now claim that Tinubu has supposedly "paid off" the BBC for this report, that the BBC is part of some imaginary "Lagos-Ibadan media" cabal, or that Chiagozie Nwonwu & Fauziyya Tukur (2 of the 3 authors of the article) are both secretly "Agbadorians" writing under Igbo and northern names ...

iReddington:

An illiterate and brainwashed zombie that can't read and think for himself like you cannot run a shop successfully! You guys are so dimwitted, the lightbulb💡 is not on at all. Just empty skull.

Yuceeluv:
Orisirisi!.

So someone will come to my shop and buy something. I will issue receipt. The person would misplace it and write jaga jaga one. His neighbour will come and ask me if the jaga jaga one is my receipt. I will say no. It's not.

Then one over sabi will enter my shop from nowhere, put on glasses and come and tell me that I am mistaken. That the jaga jaga one is my receipt.


Ontop my own shop, goods and receipts. You are saying I don't know my original receipt again.


To the licking skulls and humans that are obviously a lost cause(Efulefu), quoting me. CSU CONFIRMED by themselves, that he indeed forged the certificate. I don't give 2 effs about the school being his almamata or not. I am simply saying BBC is saying something completely different from what CSU confirmed themselves. What is sweating me most is that, you f00lish lots do not have any jagaban card that will exclude you from all the shege pro max. E GO TOUCH ALL OF UNA.