₦airaland Forum

Mankosi:
not completely SS cos cross river is not there.

mr1759:
President no certificate.

APC National chairman no certificate

veraponpo:
Definitely, yes.

His school has confirmed that he wrote Cambridge WASCE in 1961

His class mates have said it.

We have seen the statement of result that his school released in 2014

The law says at least to secondary school

He had higher certificates including studying in the UK, USA, India, etc.

People are just wasting their time

Steph2328:
Ask Governor Umaru Bindow of Adamawa State... Gotel communication (TV, FM and AM), Adama Breverage, Adama Plastics, Rico Ghado feeds, AUN, ABTI secondary school, ABTI nursery and primary, ABTI hotels, ABTI cafeteria, ABTI cafe, ABTI farms, ABTI lower Benue port.


PMB doesn't have even a shop to employ salesgirl

Racoon:
Meanwhile this idiot shamelessly failed to remember that 11M Nigerians & many more have lost jobs under this moribund & cursed government.

And here I am fully OBIdiently Atikulated along side many.Nigerians are you boarded too?

loganx:
Nigerians, particularly, PDP and Atiku's supporters need to understand the difference between running a business and running a state.
Do not let anyone deceive you. Running a state is all about public service, you become a public servant. all you think about is providing social goods and services, most times, regulating such to ensure the citizens are not exploited by vultures called business men in Nigeria, they hardly add value rather steal and act as cronies to politicians.
Running a business on the hand is all about making profit, you don't care if the public is being shortchanged out-rightly, like we currently have with all the Discos.
Atiku and his cronies are all business minded , all they are concerned about is how to make money from the public, not for the public.

jumpandpas:
Shut up.

calyto:
UNDER ATIKU AS NCP CHAIRMAN WHICH OBJ WAS BUSY WITH HIS 'AJALA THE TRAVELER' DUTIES

1. The prized Aluminum Smelter Company, ALSCON Ikot-Abasi built as USD3.2billion was sold for USD250 million of the USD250, USD120 was to be retained by the beneficiary of perfidy to be used to dredge the Imo River but twelve years down the road, the dredging has not been carried out and money still kept by the Russians.

2. Delta Steel Company was sold to one who did not win the bid.

3.Ajaokuta was concessioned to looters who have been stripping the place. In fact, late President Umaru Yar’adua was so scandalized by the scale of the fraud in the privatization exercise that he had to revoke the sale of Kaduna and Port Harcourt Refineries, which were sold at throw-away prices to Atiku's cronies in the private sector.

ETC ETC

Apart from fixing the road shoulders, there is still some pavement and concrete work to do, he said. The project engineer said ‘fragmented’ payment from the federal government was their major challenge, for the project.

Drivers, passengers, and people living around the communities where the road traverses expressed their excitement over its rehabilitation.

Vera Moses, a food vendor in Alesi, said she had had several terrible experiences then, at the Bakassi spot when the highway was bad.

“We dey call that place Bakassi because we been dey suffer no be small,” she said in Pidgin English.

“I have been traveling through this road, and I can tell you how horrible the journey used to be,” a journalist who was traveling from Uyo, in Akwa Ibom State, to Ikom also said.

“We appreciate Buhari’s effort for this road,” Ebri Isobo, a local food vendor at Ediba junction, Ugep, told PREMIUM TIMES. “Him try, him try,” he added affably in Pidgin English.

Mr Isobo said big trucks used to ‘spoil’ (break down) in the middle of road when the highway was bad, thereby preventing the free flow of traffic, and sometimes causing accidents.



https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/289368-special-report-amidst-inadequate-funding-buharis-road-construction-projects-across-nigeria-continue-1.html

Esseite:
Don't be bamboozled by the long rubbish....

take your time to go through the article and you would find out premium times was actually exposing corruption on disbursement and no work done or partially done while ministry of works is not coming forth on the amount released for the contract.

“Today, as you can see, big trucks and cars are moving freely on the road,” he said. “You can now have a smooth ride, without many potholes,” Ayang Azom, who works for the Cross River State government as the Director-General, Border Commission, Calabar, told PREMIUM TIMES.

“Before now….” Mr Azom giggled as he began to recount his experience. “The road was really really bad. You needed to put in at least three hours if you are driving from Alesi to Ugep, a distance that is less than 1.25 km,” he said.

He said he sometimes felt discouraged but didn’t have a choice since he had to travel to his village in Ikom.

“I was spending more money on the maintenance of my car, and changing tires, and fuel. And my health too, because every time you go and come back, you would need some rest.

“To God be the glory, we thank God that the federal government has finally done something about the road,” he said.

He added, “But from Ugep to Calabar is terribly bad. So, you just come from this way happily, and after Ugep you start feeling the same problem.”

https://www.premiumtimesng.com/news/headlines/289368-special-report-amidst-inadequate-funding-buharis-road-construction-projects-across-nigeria-continue-1.html

$35 billion, $41 billion in 2011, $48 billion in 2012, $64 billion in 2013, $67.7 billion in 2014, $63.8 billion in 2015, $57.8 billion in 2016, $70 billion in 2017 and $73 billion in 2018.”

Buterflyle0:
They collected billions twice. In 2008 they raised 6b for the construction of the building and they looted the money.

In 2014 they raised 27b for the same building and also looted the money themselves.

The state of the building has not changed for the past 10years


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GeorgeTheCoder:
Best answer here. It's hard because perhaps he doesn't have it.

Simple solution: as Commander in Chief he should order the military to produce his documents. Period.

Buterflyle0:
Wadata thieves not Chiefs

Praktikals:
You hate Buhari and even if he gives you a copy of his certificate, you still still ask questions. The joke is on you. You think to rise to the rank of a general is moimoi abi? And you are supporting a diploma certificate holder over an Army General. Why will you allow hate becloud your reasoning?
Now let me explain it to you. The Military asked them to submit Original copies of their certificate and he did. If the millitary cannot produce it (poor achive/records keeping) how is it Buhari's fault?

chysam:
What are the prerequisites for vying for the seat of the president？

PrecisionFx:
military training doesn't equate to education certificates

DeWisedon:
In Kanu's voice
"I'm a legend in the making and my crown will never be taken"

another Nelson Mandela in the making

PrecisionFx:
U don't have a case.

Going for military training in U.S war college doesn't translate to owning a masters degree.

If Buhari had any certificate, He would have presented it long before now.

bixton:
Debts statistics as against what?

Please certain things are measured against others. Get them complete and run your analysis.
Do you even understand your chats ad how they come about or you're just playing

LadyExcellency:
I still see this Buhari reelection bid as an affront to our common dignity.

What a poor choice APC made. The man Buhari is plain evil. Nigeria needs a unifier not Buhari.

Limitednow:
Source: https://www.ngpolitics.com/only-lazy-people-discuss-buharis-certificate-saga-presidency/

engineerboat:
This is APC definition of restructuring