₦airaland Forum

SuperStriker:
There were other desprecancies in the certificate like the year 18 something was missing and others

That is clearly from the scanning of the certificate. Why would a forger want to remove the number 18 from the bottom of the certificate? Of what importance is it to the original copy?
Even traces of the cut out parts can be seen at the bottom of the Xerox.

SuperStriker:
The registrar stated that they could not verify if the INEC certificate was authentic. What else do you need?

If the issuing body is saying that they cannot verify the Authenticity of the document what does that mean? Your own certificate?

They could not verify it because they didn't have the original. They don't have the original of that one because they don't keep certificates if the student picks them up. Always put things in their context.

SuperStriker:
If the diploma was issued in 1999 it ought to have carried 1999 like the exhibits but it was carrying 1979.

The exhibits were those of students whose graduation year was actually 1998 and 1999. Tinubu's own was a replacement certificate.

SuperStriker:
Give me a link to the complete BBC report

Here we go.
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-africa-67067854

plaindealer:
Even that on sese you no read, comprehend or understand hence your endless silly, uneducated gymnastics and rubbish.

...but I'm 1100000000000% sure you did not read anything at all.

They mostly depend on a few screenshots mostly from page 40 and 41 which they don't understand. Funny people.

SuperStriker:
Good

I know what you think is there that supports your argument. But you have to read everything again from beginning.

The question in page 40 and 41 about CSU seeing a similar INEC certificate issued in 1979 is rightly no because Tinubu did not get his replacement certificate in 1979. Go and read everything again.

SuperStriker:
Go and read pages 40 and 41

I have read it.

plaindealer:
...but you are here arguing blindly in a thread about the same BBC report that you haven't read.?

Does this make sense at all?

Who swear for you people?

Immediately I read the first line of the OP, I knew he didn't read the BBC article.
The BBC article in its entirety showed there's no evidence the INEC certificate was forged. It wasn't speaking about college records but was mainly focussed on the INEC certificate.

SuperStriker:
I have read the deposition from cover to cover, not the BBC report though

The deposition is enough. If you've read the deposition, you don't need the BBC report.

If you understand the deposition you can't say that CSU disowned the INEC certificate as not coming from them.

SuperStriker:
The CSU registrar dismissed the INEC certificate under oath

Nah they didn't. Nowhere in the deposition did that happen.

SuperStriker:
You are a liar.

God help Nigeria with the new low you people want Nigeria to descend to just becauseof one man that will never do anything right in his life.

Keep deceiving yourself and other gullible ones.

Even the CSU described those vendors as online fraudsters that print certificates for folks. The registrar confirmed that they are available on Google

Let's forget this third party vendor argument for now. But you cannot prove to me that Tinubu forged his certificate. Also, I am convinced you didn't read the deposition and the BBC article. You just took the BBC headline only. The article explains why there's no evidence of a forged certificate.

2elliot:
One time, I wanted to travel with my home theatre to school from home, but I couldn't because I had misplaced it. And I was trying to avoid police wahala for road. I could have easily forged the receipt since I bought it instead of going back to the store where I got it from.
But if I had forged it and along the line I was flagged down by the police and I entered up arrested for alleged stolen property. Will the forged receipt help my case if the store testifies that the particular receipt wasn't from them?

There's no evidence to show Tinubu forged his certificate. The evidence from the deposition and as pointed out also by the BBC shows that he likely got replacement certificate in 1999 which is what he submitted to INEC.

Deltamani:
Onyi Echegini scores 2 as FSU beat Duke 4nil…

Joe is just too good in the Air, What a powerful header to score the first goal while the second goal was a powerful shot just outside the Box..

Do you have link to the highlights?

Ikeja train station (Red line for December).

Wuye Abuja.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NLt2UBUZKbs?si=67mrNcuWSlUITm2_

blueAgent:
Google is your friend, ask them.

Ask who?

blueAgent:
True
The clown has Nothing to offer, same tamplate he used in Lagos, Increase taxes, that's the Lagos they claim he built.

Has he increased taxes now? You people keep repeating this lie that he wants to increase taxes when the man have been saying he wants to expand tax net and prevent multiple taxes.

emmyN:
Jonathan left ECA at $9bn, you darling daddy plundered it to $400k!

Nah. Jonathan left it at 2Bn dollars.

Wuoche:
Whatever you think is the best in Nigeria is actually among the most average in Kenya. GTC residential tour.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8cR5Vchn5Bc?si=QhQJ1xTnyFRIfaFC

This has nice views outside but nothing really special aside that. Is this your best in Nairobi?

vaxx:
the structure was built by the same company . Nothing spectacular about it .


And if you are talking about real estate. Accra beat down Abuja 10 times. only lagos can breath. You can check real estate market abi make i spoon feed you

Nah this one is clearly false. Abuja is home of real estates. Infact Gwaripa alone in Abuja is the largest estate province not just in West Africa but in Africa.
It has very luxurious estates which are very expensive and in high demand in Maitama, Asokoro, Katampe, Jabi, etc.
Give me a video of Accra similar to this in terms of prices and luxury.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qLR4uaOi3Wo?si=U0L0UjpVYwNeYE1g

vankelvin:
I get your sense of humour 🤣😆

Paradise per Nigerian standards

Nah I'm dead serious.

vankelvin:
Nearly dropped my phone inside water 🤣🤣

California choke you idiot, werey

Be honest for once. Bonny Island is heaven.
This is giving paradise vibes in the first page of my book of bible stories.

AkinDS:
Future for the SF is really exciting.

Had to opportunity to watch the Florida St. vs Pitt game live on TV.
Echegini and Abiodun went at it in the midfield, and both had very good games (Echegini scored the 3rd goal for Florida St.).
The commentators were just singing the praises of Abiodun, commending her for her intelligent play on and off the ball.

Nigeria is very lucky to have had a coach who discovered these two young ladies and gave them a chance at becoming great players, both of whom are really good box to box midfielders. Very proud of both ladies performances!

Nigeria has the personnel and capability to become a top 20 team in the world, without a doubt. Offence, midfield and defense. My only concern is in the goal keeping department, where we don't have any credible #2 and #3 goalkeepers. Otherwise, we can compete with the best in the world.

Why is Yewande not tried?

Lagos drone view


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kZpKPC1bk00?si=mIAZ4Yu6eG4jMdRp

Wuoche:
Kisumu beats Port Harcourt hands down.

Nah, I have eyes. Thank you.

vankelvin:
But this is also a 5day old video of PH but looks so terrible.

The entire Port Harcourt in it's glory 😆🤣

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sPFHZ1LtNmA?si=Q4nz7aOtOhs-mhfT

This is definitely better than Kumasi. You see how green it is.

vankelvin:
What makes up the city?
I guess Nigerians sleep on roads reason you have few nice roads but shanty towns and cities.

Ofcos drone view gives you a border and better view of how develop a place is.

Street view also gives you a closer view of the road but it limits you from getting the best picture of a city.

Very few West African Cities (Lagos and Abidjan) have the required highrises that makes drone views of cities give the development vibes. Drone views may make cities look pleasant showing the greenery and lovely buildings but there's something about high rises when you consider them via drone views. So apart from Lagos and Abidjan and Accra (to a lesser extent), drone views are futile when comparing the other cities. Let's stick to street views.

Wuoche:
The day Port Harcourt will get to these level please shout my name. This is a video of fellow Nigerian who happened to visit Kisumu.


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=g34hnTWcrW0?si=p5P-fXT90hXGSa9j

To be honest, this looks like a recent YouTube video of Monrovia Liberia I saw. It's not bad and it's definitely better than Kumasi, but you are wrong to say it beats PortHarcourt.

vankelvin:
The YouTuber showed the Main streets, CBD, Few industrial areas of Port Harcourt but decided to show few surburb streets and a small portion of Kumasi CBD. That's just about it but from the two videos you can vividly see how dilapidated the entire PH looks.

The entire PH is roads, slums, roads, slums, finito

Okay you show us the Main streets, CBD (if it has anything like that), and few industrial areas of Kumasi.

vankelvin:
Sorry but a drive through Kumasi is still superior to Port Harcourt.

Feast your blind eyes with a medical dose of kumasi

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=diBlzKZrNTg?si=3z9WPPUGq4HjY4PE

Nah. This drive through wasn't superior to what I saw in the PH video by thesame YouTuber. Open your eyes and let's be honest. Watch both videos again and kiss the truth, leave bias. I know I am also biased sometimes but in this particular comparison, I know I am as objective as possible.

samorobo:
Last time I checked the entire city resident doesn’t live in those campus. You might as well post your primary schools and kindergarten school,afterall they aren’t also hanging in the sky . Not that knust is great looking or anything.

PS: PH don surfer, the stupid Kumasi doesn’t even have a mall , where as ph has about 5. Lots of hotels,restaurants,entertainment centers, parks

PH is compared to Accra normally not Kumasi. This is the first time I have seen someone comparing it with Kumasi.

vankelvin:
The entire Port Harcourt is a huge slum with nice road


Kumasi city sits comfortably on top of PHand that's fact

But the 2nd picture looks like a full blown slum similar to what you would see in Ogbomosho.