₦airaland Forum

Obiedun:
Mitcheew!

SonOfDSoil01:
where is the sea in Se pls educate us you mofos just like to chase clout and want to always level up. Well i pray this wonderful dream come to fruition and i hope it will force yall to leave our space and maybe we can see the how Se will be turned to an eldorado

Lifestone:
Is that your only reason and not about his competence?
People who did worse are back into governance.

omenka:
They should be frisked thoroughly before being allowed through any of the gates to the Villa. If possible, strip them and do an ex-ray.

Those hateful people can't be trusted.

Newdawn30:
Lol politics na your mate?

The political class are all friends.

MXrep:
Omo, the seaport thing de put serious fear for una body. The seaports are proposed for commercial states.

Administration1:
Anyone with a Wikipedia account can edit a profile

accordadoga30:
Cocaine merchant

Armed robber

Third-class citizen after cow

We are waiting for your madness make hunger kill una.

Shebi una wan start Biafra or death

accordadoga30:
Look at this third-class citizen

Una don dey give una title to other people

Raskimonojendor:
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Lol.

Quick Question for the @PoliceNG :

If I used to live in Abuja and bought a Mercedes SUV at the Mercedes dealership in Abuja then I move to Port Harcourt some weeks later then found out I have lost the car receipt and I don’t know anymore where all the original car papers are;

If I now go to Oshodi under-bridge and tell a vendor to sharply forge some Mercedes documents for me to replace the ones I lost (at least I’m the one that bought the car), and I make sure I tell the vendor to cook the documents to my taste;

If one day I run into police at a checkpoint and they suspect my car documents are dubious and not the original one issued by the Mercedes car seller;

Do the police have any right to interrogate me or arrest me for any crime?

Pls kindly help me repost till I get a response from the @PoliceNG

If the @PoliceNG now calls Mercedes dealership in Abuja to verify the document I have presented to the police but the Mercedes dealership disowns the document and says they did not issue it, does the police have any right to still question me further?

Especially if I have already told the police that considering my influence on social media, any questions on my original car documents will certainly do me irreparable damage.

Please would it be right for the @PoliceNG to still be asking any further questions?

“Does this question make any sense to you at all? You forged a document and you are here asking questions. Google forgery on criminal code or penal code and the definition, and punishment”

favor914:
You have been warned.

The same regulator didn’t deem it fit to comment when an incumbent VP was called an ice-cream seller on TV.

We will not forget the day a state broadcaster aired an acceptance Speech of an election not concluded and certified by INEC, the effect of that speech caused anarchy in the state and led to breakdown of law and order. Despite broadcasting the fake, unverified event till date the regulators didn’t sanction them.

If they fined them, let us see the memo If another media house had done that!! Your guess will be as good as mine on the ricocheting effect of the action.

duro4chang:
I know my MTN line

seunmsg:
This is not enough. It’s time for Tinubu to fight Atiku dirty. He should start by prosecuting him for all his past corruptions. Secondly, a FOI request should be made to the FBI to release Atiku’s record. Another request should also be made to the US Senate to release a certified true copy of Atiku’s indictment.

A final request should also be made to the UK metropolitan police to release the Peter Obi’s file. That dude was arrested, detained and deported from UK last year. He has been barred from entering the UK again. Tinubu should immediately go after him and unearth the reason for his arrest and deportation. There should be an official investigation into the Pandora Papers scandal as well. Enough of this gentleman nonsense.

Contrary to misleading reports made public by numerous Nigerian media outlets, the registrar of Chicago State University (CSU), Caleb Westberg, has clarified that the institution never issued a replacement certificate to President Bola Tinubu in 1997.

In compliance with an order given by Judge Nancy Maldonado of the U.S. District Court for the Northern District of Illinois directing CSU officials to provide Mr Tinubu’s records and avail themselves for deposition to authenticate them on Tuesday, Mr Westberg attested under oath that the institution did not award the June 22, 1979 certificate the Nigerian leader submitted to Nigeria’s electoral body, INEC on June 17, 2022.

The CSU registrar explicitly stated that Mr Tinubu did not apply for a replacement certificate, nor was he ever issued one.

Instead, he explained that the June 27, 1997 date was only a typographical error in Mr Tinubu’s replacement certificate which was issued to Nigerian lawyer Mike Enahoro-Ebah in an earlier subpoena filed in August 2022.

“That is correct” was Mr Westberg’s response when asked whether he meant to write “1979” instead of the “1997” date on the replacement certificate issued to Mr Enahoro-Ebah.

“I’ll state on the record as the author that is my typo,” the CSU registrar answered in his deposition late Tuesday as he admitted and took responsibility for the error.

But as of early Tuesday morning, the majority of Nigerian news outlets had begun disseminating false information, claiming that Mr Tinubu had received the replacement diploma in 1997 rather than Mr Enahoro-Ebah. Furthermore, they erroneously claimed that CSU had authenticated the president’s diploma hours ahead of the scheduled deposition at 5:00 p.m. CDT, or 11:00 p.m. Nigerian time on Tuesday.

When asked how they came about the report, an outlet told Peoples Gazette that Oluwole Afolabi, Mr Tinubu’s attorney, gave them the information. And since he was directly involved in the case as the president’s legal counsel, they had no reason to doubt the information.

It appears that Mr Afolabi deliberately misrepresented the details of the matter to the Nigerian media in order to deceive them into publishing stories that may favourably portray his client and cast doubt on the truth when it eventually surfaced after the deposition.

Mr Afolabi’s hasty release of documents that were unauthenticated by CSU before deposition could imperil his legal practice in the U.S. joining the likes of chief of staff, Femi Gbajabiamila, whose law licence was revoked after he stole money from his client and violated the U.S. bar rules and regulations.

The matter of forgery — evidenced by CSU’s outright denial that the school did not issue the diploma Mr Tinubu presented to INEC — has since sparked public debates, dominating headlines as the president’s supporters argue that Mr Tinubu could use any roadside vendor to design his certificate since the school already said it was a ceremonial document.

But the question of whether the vendor who printed the certificate — Mr Tinubu tendered to INEC — was licensed by CSU to do so remains unanswered.

Mr Westberg, in his deposition, affirmed that there were numerous companies on the Internet that specialise in the business of forgery, a statement that implies Mr Tinubu may have patronised the forgers for the diploma he presented to the electoral commission.

It also remains unclear whether the Supreme Court would admit the forgery evidence to thwart Mr Tinubu’s election victory since they would be reviewing the judgement of the lower court, the presidential elections petitions tribunal that upheld Mr Tinubu’s legitimacy based on the previously admitted evidence.

Still, unsuccessful presidential candidate, Atiku Abubakar, remains highly optimistic that Mr Tinubu will be sacked by the apex court where he plans to tender the evidence of forgery relying on Section 137(j) of the Constitution which states that no one would be eligible to become president “if he has presented a forged certificate to the Independent National Electoral Commission.”

creativehubb:
Get a life.

Treasure17:
So you can't be fired if the company that employed you discovered that you tendered fake certificate during the employment process? Afi don't you hear English na

magoo10:
Chief gani fawehinmi a great lawyer with integrity did not challenge tinubu's certificate for nothing,he was convinced tinubu dwelt in forgery infact tinubu suppose add oluwole to his surname.