₦airaland Forum

johnjay4u2u:
Lol
This is Nigeria.
Where INEC gets billions but can't hold credible election but will need the court tbo clean their mess
If INEC clears most issues to a reasonable state, the judiciary won't be needed this much
INEC will allow candidate without original certificate contest and await court to sort the dispute.



Why keep wasting money on INEC when we can make the electoral body a subset of Judiciary to save us from all these tribunal disgrace of INEC.

swaggerjack:
https://dailytrust.com/uzodinma-jumps-from-4th-to-1st-place-via-s-court-2/

wrongnumber:
Reno has lost his relevance but I thought he should at least still have some sense of cognitive reasoning.

The question is...

Were there inconsistencies in the certificate Tinubu submitted to INEC?

If yes then does that not give Atiku the reason to challenge the authenticity?

Reno has lost his relevance, he has become flippant of late which is not characteristic of an opposition.

Nobody is against the likelihood that Tinubu attended or graduated, the crux is that the certificate he presented to INEC was forged.

Yes you can forge the certificate of the school you duly graduated from.

I thought Reno should be more sensible... Perhaps he should go check his mental health.

I am not sure but I don't think any Uni re-writes a certificate except they print out the one previously awarded or perhaps a written notification.

Tinubu clearly said he has lost all his academic records and CHICAGO STATE UNIVERSITY HAD PREVIOUSLY MAINTAINED THAT THEY CAN'T UNDER OATH AUTHENTICATE THE CERT TINUBU PRESENTED TO INEC BECAUSE THEY DON'T KNOW HOW HE GOT IT.

So let's see how it goes.

And BTW what is it with Reno's obsession with Peter Obi?

Jostoman:
you are wrong, Atiku is a cool and calm politician, you can never see Atiku using using thugs against his opponent, you can never see atiku using security agent against his opponent. If Atiku was as despirate like the person you are supporting he would have become nigeria president long time ago,
Whenever Atiku is fighting for justice, he always fight his fight in the court of law to get justice and that is what Atiku is currently doing.

iSense247:
Judiciary independence caused Tinubu’s defeat in US court – Atiku replies President’s lawyer, Ogala



https://dailypost.ng/2023/10/02/judiciary-independence-caused-tinubus-defeat-in-us-court-atiku-replies-presidents-lawyer-ogala/?utm_source=operamini&utm_medium=feednews&utm_campaign=operamini_feednews

Sermwell:
Let them work hard by spending my own millions of naira?? Do you know how much Tinubu has spent so far on this matter?? Both for lawyers and CSU?? . Tinubu has probably spent doubled the amount Atiku has spent on this issue

Keep deluding yourself!!

anonymous1759:
After PDP and LP split their vote they’ll still come and say Hope rigged. Common sense cannot allow them reason that PMB tried to unseat PDP for over 16 yrs and failed until he merged his CPC votes with ACN, NNPP and APGA . Until these people see politics as a calculative game rather than emotions “L” will be their name.

Morbeta11:

https://punchng.com/i-am-not-behind-insecurity-in-imo-says-uzodimma/

illicit:
That Nigeria is one

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Zxcvbnmghtr:
A people whose brain was so distorted by Nnamdi Kanu who alleged that Buhari is dead and was substituted with someone from Sudan by the name Jubrin Alsudan?!

ProudImolite:
We need more beautiful modern zones built in Owerri

Ola9ja23:
Where are the IPOBidients that loves to cry 🤣


You na go wail for the next 90 years 🤣😂

emmabest2000:
There are insecurity in the east
But Imo state is the worst state in terms of insecurity

FOXDOSSIER:
Despacito1 Imo state is cursed

Lucatony4real:
FLASH!

Orlu youths reject and deny ever endorsing Hope Uzodimma.

—Decry Gov's failure to secure Orlu Zone where he comes from as hoodlums take over 7 LGAs in the area.

—Say: We cannot endorse hunger, hardship, arson and killing of innocent youths by State actors.

©Imo PDP New Media[color=#006600][/color]

collinspro:
No matter how one tries not to bother at the certificate issue involving President Bola Ahmed Tinubu and Chicago State University (CSU), the institution he claimed to have attended for a degree, the matter keeps popping up. Like the mythical incubus, the bad dream which hardly dies, it keeps coming and does not let go. In a way, it has become a sore on the thumb, which only Tinubu can cure.

In our days in the rested The Post Express newspapers, a hardworking colleague was about being made the daily editor, when, overnight, his rival contemporaries connived with corrupt minds in the administration department and all his academic records were removed from his file, leaving only the West African School Certificate. The smart Aleks had their way and rumours were injected into the organisation that he was not adequately educated for the position.

He was denied the appointment, temporarily. But he did not bring down the house. All he did was to forward a new set of credentials, indicating that he graduated from Yaba College of Technology and dared anyone with contrary views to prove him wrong. He eventually became the editor of the paper. Today, he is managing director of a leading newspaper organisation.

In 2011, when opponents raised allegations that the then United States’ President, Barack Obama, was not born in the country, the White House simply released copies of his original birth certificate to put an end to persistent rumours.

The certificate stated that the President was born at Honolulu’s Kapiolani Hospital on August 4, 1961. That put paid to insinuations that Obama was born overseas, possibly in his father’s home country of Kenya, and could be constitutionally ineligible to serve as President.

Obama even addressed the issue. “We do not have time for this kind of silliness…“Normally I would not comment on something like this. But the country has some enormous challenges out there that it will not be able to effectively meet if we’re distracted,” he said.

Down here under the military, at a time when retired General Mohammed Buba Marwa was the administrator of Lagos State, there were allegations of certain species of killer beans in the markets. The rumour scared people from purchasing beans and patronizing bean cake (Akara) sellers for fear of their lives. The governor simply doused the tension by stopping by to buy and eat Akara balls on the roadside. The matter ended instantly.

In advertising and public relations, the maxim is “if you have it, flaunt it”. If tomorrow it becomes necessary for me to prove the authenticity of my academic records, all I need to do to clear the air is to encourage and even pay for the schools I attended – Holy Trinity Practising School, Orlu, Bishop Shanahan College (BSC), Orlu, Alvan Ikoku College of Education, Owerri, University of Nigeria, University of Jos, Nigeria Institute of Journalism (NIJ), Lagos State University, to release the certificates and dates for public view. That makes for transparency and conviction.

This is the least Nigerians expected from Tinubu. Being a President deprives him of all claims of privacy in his previous engagements. It is not in his interest blocking the Chicago State University from telling Nigerians who he was and how he entered the institution. The day he was sworn in was the moment he assumed the character of a glass house in a market square which all see through. There is, therefore, an extent he can run but certainly cannot hide.

The CSU certificate issue poses a huge burden to the President. How far he goes in handling it will go a long way in determining his estimation in the court of public opinion. The challenge is not one that can be wished away or suppressed by renting a battalion of senior lawyers and experts in jurisprudence. It is rather a matter of evidence, the type that is explained in normal street lingo as “seeing is believing.”

Tinubu owes Nigerians a lot in coming clean on his person and credentials. A major attribute of electoral democracy is its culture of transparency. The moment that significant factor is lost or buried in the debris of manipulations or legal technicalities, it is no longer democracy. By extension, the essence of the title “His Excellency” is lost. There cannot be excellency in one riding on a dented mandate or flying on the wings of padded credentials.

The dangers in pretending that such anomalies do not exist are many. At a time when men and women of conscience are rising to speak against the tendency of some youth abandoning genuine means of livelihood and taking to cybercrime or other forms of criminality under the umbrella of “Yahoo-Yahoo Business”, sustaining the fight will be difficult with a President seating comfortably on breezy academic and other awful records. How then can the upcoming generation be advised to embrace hard work as the only pathway to success when they have a ready instance of shortcut to cite? It is this direct assault on the societal value system that should give any Nigerian much cause to worry, whether he supports the President or not.

So, it is not enough hushing out Peter Obi, the presidential candidate of Labour Party (LP) in the February election or blackmailing Atiku Abubakar, the flag-bearer of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP), from insisting on the matter. The US courts can even be made to give order restraining the Chicago State University from releasing the results. The President and his foot soldiers may see that as a victory, if it comes to that, but Nigerians know better and are certainly wiser. They can separate the grains from the chaff.

But for Tinubu, the CSU affair has become a scandal of sorts. It will continue to hang around him as a rope, drawing him back from any move at fighting against corruption and other forms of malfeasance in the public and private sectors all his days in office. It is a war he cannot win.

https://sunnewsonline.com/tinubu-csu-certificate-saga-and-nigerias-value-system/

Maariv:
A plot of land around this area is about N250 million and this property is sitting on about 2.5plots of land just behind the state assembly and must have been obtained illegally given that this location was once part of the state assembly compond. The writer wouldn't be out of line when he says 1 billion .

successmatters:
This chicken coop cannot be over 15 million naira

And people are complaining?

God punish poverty, critics that are poor in their thinking.

Abagworo:
Ikpeazu did better in Abia State than what Otti is presently doing as far as infrastructure is concerned. Otti is just riding on propaganda for now. As for Okorocha he did well in Orlu and it is the envy of our neighbouring States. Uzodinma is also doing well in Orlu as he has completed the Orlu-Owerri expressway to become the smoothest intercity road in Southeast presently laced with streetlights from beginning to ending. He is also building Mgbidi to Okporo expressway with streetlights all in Orlu. There is nothing you can do that van make Umuahia as large and developed as Aba just like there's no way Orlu can be like Owerri.


This Owerri Orlu highway


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Duwr4XL8Bcg?si=ZhwB2BdyU_sUYJoI

YesDaddyTill203:
HELL U PEE still posting fake news for their brainwashed delusional retar@ded imb@cile IPOB headless mob.

fergie001:
Labour Party - Nigeria