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babadee1:[size=18pt]@Babadee1: So you also rushed down to come and see the letter to Cambridge University!!!! This is hilarious but also sad. I thought you said the matter is dead and buried. This people will not kill me with laughter oooo![/size] |
[size=24pt]Documentary still running right now on AIT!!! Good to watch.[/size] |
[size=20pt]Documentary still running right now!!!.[/size] |
The documentary is currently running again on AIT right now! This is a very good piece of history which every one not born before 1984 should listen to and learn. |
The documentary is currently running on AIT right now, 9:20am |
Hassanamed:My friend what did you smoke this night? Or perhaps you forgot to take your medication? Hallucination is a very bad sign, indicating that something is not quite right upstairs. You need to see a doctor fast! If you must fantasize, why not ask sane people around you to help you out with more credible figures. Check the figures below and adjust your figures when you are sober: 2014 Canadian federal budget : $279 billion 2014 US National Budget: $3.5 trillion The entire Nigerian budget from OBJ's regime till date is not up to $4.7 trillion. |
advancelegacy:I bet you they won't do anything. Next thing you know they will promote it to front page. Threads like this which are clearly rooted in obvious falsehood and lies should simply be closed. NL is dragging it's credibility in the mud by allowing stuff like this |
house37:So Lateef Jakande, Bisi Onabanjo, Pa Michael Ajasin, Prof Ambrose Alli, Chief Sam Mbakwe , Melford Okilo were all criminals |
wirinet: My bros. I doff my hat for your honesty. Check my posts. I have never called Buhari an "illiterate", on account of his speech difficulties or accent. We all have accents. Even the Irish and Scots speak English with horrible accent. Ask Sir Ferguson of Man Utd. ![]() Neither have I said that the certificate he obtained at USWC is inferior to that obtained by other officers who went through same course. That will be a ridiculous thing to say. By same token, just as it is wrong to question Buhari's basic literacy, it is even more ridiculous to question President Jonathan's high academic credentials (BSc, MSc & PhD), or to question his literacy because his wife makes grammatical errors. In my opinion APC supporters initiated this ridiculous academic qualification war way back in 2011 long before Buhari ever became their Presidential candidate. When the matter came up again during this campaign, they should have stayed on the message, rather than descend into the trenches with PDP supporters. This hot potato might end up being GMB's undoing even if he wins. The challenge we have is to equate a staff college or war college course to a Masters degree programme the way Buhari has claimed since his active military career. This claim appears in all his official profiles and also in Wikipedia, and he has not disclaimed it. There is also the pending matter of whether Buhari met the minimum requirements of five (5) O'Level credits including English and Mathematics to be admitted into Officer training programme. Added to all this is the apparent differences in name between when he was Secondary School student (Mohamed Buhari), and his post-commission official name (Muhammadu Buhari). There is not official name change in his military file to back up this differences in name. This raises a very troubling sceptre of possible impersonation, a very serious criminal charge if it turns out to be true. |
atlwireles:My Bros, I am in shock as well!!! Col Sambo Dasuki (rtd) spoke barely 48 hrs ago in London. He never made any reference to the Buhari certificate saga. All of a sudden people have started claiming the is a young Dasuki, who could easily be one of Buhari's grandsons was one of his classmate!! This certificate war is making everyone to go bunkers. Already an innocent, poor school principal has paid with his life. Is it worth a man's life? I don't think so. |
Noneroone:The bolded are weighty claims, which I would only accept if backed with formal written letter from University of Cambridge. Again, this comes a bit close to my previous positions on this matter. Only the superintending examination board can issue authentic statement on Buhari's WASC certificate and grades. We all await the promised publication of the official position on University of Cambridge website. |
activatenigeria:Hmmmmm. Memories! |
barcanista:I always take great delight when someone tries to marshal logical reasoning to explain situations like this. Kudos @barcanista. I believe personally that the release of that Statement Result has done more damage to Buhari's integrity and credibility, but not his candidacy or eligibility to stand election. I maintain that it was an ill-thought and poor strategy to have hurriedly released that Statement Result with all the amateurish errors which GMB detractors seized upon. With the above in mind, my gut feeling is that Option #2 is more plausible. Though in my thinking, their reasons may be three-fold: (i) Blackmail GEJ. (ii) Revenge on the School Principal. GMB's ardent supporters in the core North will think the Principal's action has instead of helping GMB, actually hurt him further. (iii) Send a strong signal to every other school official connected to Buhari's early education to keep sealed lips. Why do I say this? Examination centres, or schools who present candidates cannot authenticate results and scores of candidates in situations like this where the original certificate cannot be traced. That is the duty of the examination body, in this case, University of Cambridge. A simple letter to University of Cambridge by GMB Campaign organisation would have been sufficient. If releasing the Buhari's Statement of Result worked against GEJ's chances, why would he go ahead to assassinate someone who helped his cause? This is rather illogical. Secondly, among all of GEJ's enemies/opponents who poses the greatest threat to his electoral fortunes?? That is the person he would assassinate. If we are to make up a list, the following seems plausible in order of threat: 1. Tinubu (finances & strategy) 2. Lai Mohammed (strategy & organisation) 3. Rotimi Amaechi (nuisance factor/irritant) If you knock off the 1st two, APC as we know it today will not exist. Period. |
wirinet:That "[size=18pt]if[/size]" in [size=14pt]"if Buhari had attended the college in 2000"[/size], is a very fat one!! I am truly amazed at the logic that drives political discussion in Nigeria. This pointless debate about academic qualifications of candidates is becoming more ridiculous by the day! Please kindly affirm or disavow the following poser so the public can be better educated: Tai Solarin University of Education, Ijebu Ode (TASUED) used be College of Education of Education (COE) Ijebu Ode. The highest certificate it awarded as COE was National Certificate of Education (NCE). As of today, TASUED is a degree awarding institution. It also has Postgraduate School. It presently awards BA, B.Ed, BSc and M.Ed in such diverse fields as Business Education, Educational and Media Technology, History & Diplomatic Studies, Human Kinetics, Physics, Mathematics, Computer Science, etc. [size=14pt]Would it be acceptable for someone who earned NCE in Mathematics when the school was non-degree awarding College of Education to now claim that his NCE is equivalent or equal to M.Ed in Mathematics?[/size] Please kindly respond so we can finally classify Buhari's certificate, or is it "diploma"(?), or "Masters Degree"(?) from US War College. Whilst @wirinet is helping us out with this little analysis, I humbly plead with NL'ers let's not allow politicians and their foot soldiers to distract us with this academic red herring. If Buhari has issues with his entry qualification into the Nigerian Army, people are free to file court processes for the Army to strip him of his Commission. Ditto for GEJ's BSc, MSc and PhD degrees. Someone should file a case in court to compel Uniport Senate to strip him of his degrees and promotions at the University faculty, including criminal prosecution if those degrees are bogus. Meanwhile, please let us get back to real issues. My 2 pence on the matter. |
wirinet:"her wrote"? If you are questioning someone's academic credentials, you should at least make sure your basic English is up to scratch. Now can we put a stop to this certificate shenanigans and refocus on real issues facing this country? Just to check, if you are so interested in GEJ's PhD thesis, have you bothered to visit Uniport Postgraduate School or the University Library? From what I know, all PhD theses are usually well preserved in universities archives. Take a trip to Uniport or write to the University Registrar or Dean Postgraduate School, and clear or confirm your doubts as the case maybe. Do share the outcome of your investigation with us. |
I really do not understand how using a public facility under control of a rival party confers political advantage to another party? Perhaps someone can break it down for us. APC has unrestrained access to use Eagle Square in Abuja, a federal govt facility, for her political rallies. Tafa Balewa Square, another federal govt facility, Lagos has been used severally for APC political rallies and campaigns. Ambode's APC Lagos Governorship declaration was held there in November, 2014. Our politicians must learn to be tolerant of each other. Tearing of opponents campaign bill boards, burning of party offices and vehicles, stoning of campaign convoys, shooting of party followers, and all sorts of intimidation methods, degrades and stymies our political maturity. If things continue like this, soon rival parties will deny each use of Airports and roads built by each party. This new level of intolerance introduced in Rivers State is not helping our democracy. |
barcanista:My point has been elaborated in my post. Thought you read it. I extract the salient paragraphs below: "Take for example. If a candidate comes to you for employment and: a) His GCE bears Abdoulaye Nasiru Magoro b) His BSc bears Abdulahi Nasir Magoro c) His MSc bears Abdulah Nasiru Magoro Would you in all honesty accept these 3 documents as belonging to one and the same person, without accompanying sworn affidavit of name changes?" |
bnovative:My pleasure bro. Please share. I only seek the truth. |
barcanista:We all know there are many variants in spelling of that name, including the French variant of Muslim names. Same as following: Abdullah/Abdulahi/Abdoulaye Nasir/Nasiru Tawfiq/Taofeeq Ahmadu/Ahmad Suleiman/Sulyman The key issue is that whatever variant you chose to use in official documents, you must stick with it. Using different variants in various official documents is not allowed since it could give rise to impersonation, and establishing true identity of people Take for example. If a candidate comes to you for employment and: a) His GCE bears Abdoulaye Nasiru Magoro b) His BSc bears Abdulahi Nasir Magoro c) His MSc bears Abdulah Nasiru Magoro Would you in all honesty accept these 3 documents as belonging to one and the same person, without accompanying sworn affidavit of name changes? The point many people miss is that the singular reason people will vote for Buhari is his perceived honesty and uprightness. If this uprightness cannot be demonstrated in a very basic thing like secondary school certificate, people get very concerned as to what else he is lying to the world about. Buhari's official campaign website even refers to him both as "Muhammad" and "Muhammadu" (see attached). Is this sloppiness or derived from references to his various official documentation? Nigerians need some clarity.
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barcanista:[size=18pt]1. Is his first name "Muhammadu" or "Mohamed"? 2. Did Buhari at anytime officially change his name??[/size] GMB has been referring to himself as "Muhammadu" since his days as Minister of Petroleum under OBJ and later as Head of State. The testimonial from his secondary school principal in 1961 and the latest Statement of Result all refer to him as "Mohamed". What is really going on? People are getting more confused with all these conflicting information from Buhari and APC. |
babadee1:Before I comment, I must express my utter sadness that the 2015 Presidential campaigns that was shaping up to be a very keen contest based on performance records and manifestoes has degenerated into slugfest of dishing dirt by both sides. It reminds one of the very bitter Clinton/Bush and Romney/Obama elections in the US. The hapless Nigerian masses are the real losers. The campaign has unfortunately shifted from pitching programmes to credibility test of the contestants. Unfortunately, APC campaign machinery played into PDP trap by questioning GEJ's BSc, MSc and PhD, and even requesting GEJ to produce his thesis and provide list of classmates and his students as evidence that he actually got a doctorate from University of Port Harcourt, and that he was ever a lecturer. A very silly strategy. I have largely refrained from commenting on many of the posts on this subject because of the personal insults and empty emotional responses dripping with pointless anger. I respond to your post because you seem to have tried to deal with the questions people have raised by sticking to facts. Kudos. Even though I have serious concerns with Buhari's past inhuman treatment of progressives during the aborted 2nd republic by the Buhari/Idiagbon regime, I like millions of independent minded Nigerians would vote for him due to the Progressive Platform he is running on. Buhari has no resources to run this campaign. The very rich Northern political establishment who are waiting in the wings with the hope of reaping political power with Buhari's ascension are not funding his campaign. The sophisticated APC political machinery (funds, publicity, strategy, organisation) made available to him is strongly rooted in the Progressive Foundation, Ideals and Ideology. The only resource/currency Buhari is bringing to his campaign platform is his perceived credibility and famed pristine integrity. If these two qualities have any chinks, then Buhari has lost the only reason many who witnessed and endured his assault on the Progressive Platform and the free press (ask Tunde Thompson of Guardian, victim of Decree no 4) in 1984, and millions who were not born then, but are willing to give him a try just for the sake of change a try. Hence, those who ask questions about his deposition regarding the credentials do not doubt his ability to run the Nigeria state, neither do doubt the fact that the agglomeration of his early education Secondary School level and various military education programmes he underwent has sufficiently educated, but simply want incontrovertible assurance that the man they have come to regard as upright and of pristine character did not lie under oath about his the location of his academic certificates, and more importantly, that he met the minimum requirement of 5 O'Level credits including English and Mathematics required to undergo training for commission as an Officer in the Nigerian Army. This is the standard requirement that was clearly stated by his school Principal in the Testimonial letter to the Army Recruitment Board in 1961 (see attached). Having set the scene, please address areas of concern and provide the evidences you allude to per each point in your post: #1. "only copies". I suppose you are already aware that the Nigerian Army has clarified that they neither have copies, nor originals of his certificates. #3. Are you sure of this fact. Do you have a copy of that letter written by the Principal of Govt College Katsina to Cambridge University? Do you have the response cover letter from Cambridge University that accompanied the "master list"? No responsible organisation will provide such a sensitive "master list" without a signed cover letter on University letterhead. #5. How could Premium Times be the party to release such critical information to the public? Is Premium Times an arm of Buhari Campaign Organisation? I would expect either Buhari Campaign Organisation, APC Publicity Secretary or Govt College Katsina who are the direct parties concerned to release this upfront via a Press Release, press conference or paid advert, and not through the backdoor by Premium Times. Moreover, what evidence do you have that Premium Times "confirmed and authenticated the results with Cambridge University before releasing it"? This is a very weighty task for an independent newspaper who is not a party in the matter to undertake. Were they acting on Buhari's instructions? Alhaji Lai Mohammed, APC Publicity Secretary appeared on Channels TV Sunrise Daily Thur, 22/1/15, the day after this controversial Statement of Result or Certificate was released by Premuim Times, he never itemised all these processes you claimed in item #5. Lai Mohammed is a very thorough man. If that process was followed, he would most certainly have elaborated on them. He did not. In annoyance and frustration, he dwelt more on all the further military courses he attended in Aldershot and India to buttress the fact that Buhari is qualified to contest the election. a) Did General Buhari ever make a formal name change from "Mohamed" to "Mohammadu" when he became Head of State? b) Is "Mohamed Buhari" the student with that Statement of Result the same as "Mohammdu Buhari" the Head of State? c) Did Buhari meet the basic requirement to be commissioned as an Officer in the Nigerian Army as attested to by his school Principal? d) Did Buhari lie in his sworn affidavit to INEC? These are the troubling questions which demand direct answers by the candidate. Believe me Nigerians love this man enough to forgive him if he comes clean. He seems to have done a bit of this regarding item (d) during his press conference on Tue, 21/1/15. He needs to tackle items (a) - (c) as well.
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Kanana:You said: "They have succeeded in diverting attention of some voters from salient issues at hand to non-issues". Yet, in the very next breath you encourage the same worthless discussion by asking GEJ to show all his certificates including JAMB scores!!! To what end?? Is this the kind of discussion we should burden ourselves with at this time? This level is raw emotion, name calling and anger in bolded text is really shocking and unnecessary. Candidates should be telling us what they will do for the electorates. |
kayciano:Quack advice. Please stop confusing people. ![]() This is a serious matter. |
[size=20pt]What the ....... ![]() Why do these women take delight in tormenting us with their expired and figure-I bodies [/size] |
crisycent:I wonder. Those girls don't look like the children of a pauper to me Anyway na dem sabi. SaiBuhari till all ugly girls in Nigeria become as beautiful as Zahra |
[size=14pt]After this massive exposure, Buhari's daughters (married or not) are no longer safe from all those randy Northern governors. Watchout for Sani Yerima of Zamfara and Isa Yuguda of Bauchi[/size] |
[size=18pt]If you keep posting these biuriful pics of Buhari daughters, people will be drolling over them, and forget to go and vote for their Papa. ![]() Young girls and ugly women, if you want to be look as biuriful as Buhari's daughter, go out and vote for Buhari. Sai Buhari till all ugly girls become biuriful like Zahra[/size] *** look at me I have been looking at dem pics for the last 5 hours *** |
[size=14pt]Since Oga Jona came to power, men have stopped cuddling their wives. Ladies vote Buhari, so your husbands can start kwuddling you. Chaaaaaai. Konji na bastard Sai Buhari for unlimited kwuddling[/size] |
[size=14pt]Since Oga Jona came to power konji has been ravishing this kwontry. Buhari will provide free virgins to all jobless men and bachelors. Since bodi no be wood ![]() Sai Buhari[/size] |
Really sad that over 3,000 were mercilessly slaughtered by Boko Haram in the Baga attack and the fight to reclaim Damaturu, and the Western powers and world media were more focused and outraged on the 12 lives lost in Paris. All lives are precious. However, charity must begin at home. We must grieve our own. Hence, Jimi Agbaje is definitely right. Je Suis Charlie is not for us. For us, it is Je suis Baga or I am Baga [size=18pt]#IamBaga[/size] |
donphilopus:[size=14pt]The vindication is that he indeed attended USWC and earned a DIPLOMA. A diploma is a far cry from a Masters degree being touted in his various official profiles when he was Head of State, and in his political party official resume in CPC and APC. [/size] *** Note: This diploma from USWC is not even a postgraduate diploma *** |
But they have been claiming that Buhari earned a Masters Degree from this US War College (USWC) in 1980. This email confirms that the first Masters Degree was awarded at this college in 2000. Even that image laundering write up carried in front page of Saturday, 10th Jan 2015 Sun newspaper titled "BUHARI EXPOSED", also alluded to Buhari earning a Masters degree USWC. 1. Does Buhari really possess a Masters Degree from USWC or just a diploma? 2. What really is going on with Buhari's certificate drama? 3. Why can't he just come out and publish photocopies of what he has and lay this matter to rest? *** WE ARE WATCHING *** ![]()
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