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EKITI 2025 TESCOM RECRUITMENT: A CARNIVAL OF MEDIOCRITY, A CATHEDRAL OF SHAME

Ekiti, the so-called land of honour, now finds itself stripped bare, dragged through the mud by those who ought to be its custodians of knowledge.

What the Teaching Service Commission, TESCOM, under the weary umbrella of the Ministry of Education, has christened a recruitment exercise is neither a process, nor a policy, nor a promise kept, but rather a travelling circus of disgrace, where merit was butchered in the marketplace and mediocrity was enthroned like a monarch in borrowed robes.

Let us dispense with pretence, this was no recruitment, it was daylight robbery committed with pens, papers, and polished deceit.

Futures were not evaluated, they were auctioned, hope was not weighed, it was discarded, competence was not measured, it was mocked.

The children of the mighty, the connected, and the entitled waltzed through open doors, while the children of the poor, the deserving, and the diligent were shoved aside and told their sweat was worthless. TESCOM has not only failed, it has collapsed into a living disgrace, and the Ministry of Education, its overseer, has performed the role of accomplice with the enthusiasm of a thief lighting the path for fellow bandits.

And let it be said without varnish, never in its history has TESCOM been dragged so abysmally low as in the reign of Ebenezer Boluwade, its Permanent Secretary.

Here is a man who represents not reform, but ruin, not competence, but calamity. He is the perfect alibi incompetence has been searching for, the human embodiment of decline, a walking reminder that to take him seriously is to pledge your trust to a leaking basket.

TESCOM today is not a commission, it is a congregation of mediocrity, a cathedral where merit is sacrificed daily, while the Ministry of Education officiates as its high priest, clothed in the garments of shame.

Together they have converted the gateway of learning into a theatre of dishonour, where the actors are nepotism, cronyism, and corruption, and the spectators are the bruised and battered hopes of Ekiti’s youths.

To compromise education is not an error, it is a crime against the unborn. When you enthrone mediocrity in the classroom, you decree ignorance as curriculum, you coronate failure as heritage.

What TESCOM and its handlers have authored is not just mismanagement, it is an indictment, a conscious betrayal of an entire generation.

Governor Abiodun Abayomi Oyebanji, whether by omission or commission, your administration is bleeding credibility with every whisper of injustice, every sigh of the deserving rejected, every laughter of the undeserving elevated.

Ekiti, once lauded for its intellectual heritage, is now ridiculed, mocked, and reduced to a cautionary tale.

TESCOM is no longer a body, it is a byword for disgrace. The Ministry of Education is no longer a ministry, it is a warehouse of mediocrity.

And Ebenezer Boluwade, under whose stewardship the ship has capsized, is the figurehead of this calamity, a living example of how far an institution can sink when entrusted to the wrong hands.

But the people are watching, the world is watching, and posterity is sharpening its pen. When the story of this season is written, it will not be the tale of a botched recruitment, it will be the chronicle of how Ekiti enthroned shame as policy, elevated mediocrity to office, and danced naked in the marketplace of dishonour.

Ekiti deserves better, and no sermon of excuses, no cosmetic propaganda, no pretence of silence will wash away the stench of this betrayal.

Respectfully,
Seyi Bamiteko
📞 08067621697
27th September, 2025

An Open Appeal to the Executive Governor of Ekiti State:
On the Shenanigans, Absurdities, and Travesties of the TESCOM Recruitment Exercise

Your Excellency,

There are moments in the life of a state when silence becomes complicity, when to remain mute in the face of absurdity is to become an accomplice to its perpetuation. It is with this solemn conviction that I write to you, not out of malice, but out of a deep-seated sense of justice, fairness, and responsibility to posterity.

The recently concluded Teaching Service Commission (TESCOM) recruitment exercise in Ekiti State, which ought to have been a beacon of transparency, meritocracy, and hope for thousands of qualified applicants, has instead degenerated into a theatre of nepotism, cronyism, and brazen disregard for due process. What should have been an impartial assessment of competence was reduced to an exercise in patronage, where the children of the powerful, the connected, and the privileged were given undue advantage over deserving citizens.

Your Excellency, the people of Ekiti State had looked forward with great expectation to this recruitment exercise, believing it would serve as a platform to engage competent teachers who would shape the intellectual destiny of our children. Instead, what they have witnessed is a charade that mocks merit and ridicules justice. This is not merely a recruitment scandal; it is an assault on the very soul of our collective future.

Permit me to remind you, Sir, that education is the bedrock of any progressive society. When we compromise the process of recruiting teachers, the very custodians of knowledge, we are sowing seeds of mediocrity, injustice, and underdevelopment. A recruitment process that sidelines merit and elevates favouritism is not only a betrayal of the trust reposed in your government but also a grievous disservice to generations yet unborn.

Your Excellency, Ekiti people are known for their love of education, for their resilience, and for their insistence on fairness. We cannot afford to allow this recruitment travesty to stand unchallenged. The credibility of your administration, the trust of the people, and the future of our children demand nothing less than a thorough review of this process.

I therefore appeal to you, Sir, to set up an independent, transparent, and credible panel to investigate the anomalies that have marred this exercise. Let those who benefited unjustly be exposed, and let merit take its rightful place. Anything short of this would not only deepen the wounds of injustice but also etch your government’s name in the annals of infamy.

History will not be kind to leaders who look away when injustice thrives. Posterity will judge harshly those who sacrifice the future of their people on the altar of nepotism and favoritism. I urge you, in the name of equity, justice, and the Ekiti spirit of honour, to act decisively and courageously in this matter.

Your Excellency, the people are watching. The world is watching. Posterity is watching. Do not let this moment pass without rising to the demands of justice.

Respectfully,
Seyi Light B
📞 08067621697

LordBiden:
LoL

An okada rider having 5 kids in this tinubu regime.

Una get mind o.

Billionaires and powerful people like the Clintons and the Obamas are giving birth to one,two.

Sonnobax15:
. And his wife was the full time house wife type . Na over pressure kill the guy, nothing else.....

And he is in his early 30s. The man killed himself.

May his soul rip.

https://www.nairaland.com/8528136/adetola-soares-called-out-ekiti

Cc davide470 mynd44 Mr Seun Nairaland

Front page please

Petition Against Fraudulent and Non-Transparent Recruitment by Ekiti State Teaching Service Commission (TESCOM)

To:
The Honourable Speaker,
Ekiti State House of Assembly,
Ado-Ekiti, Ekiti State.

Through:
The Clerk of the House.

Subject: Petition on Alleged Fraudulent and Non-Transparent Recruitment by Ekiti State Teaching Service Commission (TESCOM)

Sir,

We, the undersigned applicants in the 2025 TESCOM recruitment exercise, hereby petition your Honourable House over the gross irregularities, denial of due process, and alleged fraudulent practices that have characterized the said recruitment.

Background

1. The Ekiti State Government publicly advertised the employment of 1,800 teachers and non-teaching staff.

2. Applicants applied online, sat for a Computer-Based Test (CBT), and those who met the cut-off mark were invited via email and the official recruitment portal for a written examination.

3. Successful candidates were subsequently invited for interviews and micro-teaching sessions, also communicated through the portal and email.

Grievances

After all these stages, the official communication channels (emails and portal) were suddenly abandoned.

TESCOM resorted to selective text messages, which opened the process to manipulation and lack of transparency.

Numerous credible reports allege that employment slots were sold or distributed as political patronage.

Many qualified applicants who passed every stage have been unfairly sidelined.

Issues Raised

Why were the official communication channels abruptly abandoned?

Why were deserving candidates disregarded in favour of backdoor selections?

Why is there no published merit list, despite applicants completing all the advertised stages?

Our Demands

We respectfully call on the House of Assembly to:

1. Constitute an investigative panel into the recruitment exercise.

2. Compel TESCOM to publish the comprehensive list of all applicants, their scores at every stage, and the final list of employed candidates.

3. Nullify fraudulent appointments made outside the due process.

4. Ensure that merit-based recruitment is upheld in line with the principles of fairness, transparency, and justice as enshrined in the Nigerian Constitution and Public Service Rules.

We submit this petition not just for ourselves, but for the future of Ekiti education, the integrity of public service, and the faith of young people who trusted this process.

Yours faithfully,
Concerned Applicant.

#ekititrends
#EKITI2026
#Saharareporters
#verydarkman
#Bao
#APCNigeria
#thepunch

My take on the ongoing TESCOM recruitment process.

There's no list to indicate successful candidates.

Most people who haven't gotten sms are at a stand still.
If they pass or fail, they don't know.

Some applicants came from very far places, and have high hopes but are at a dilemma right now.

All what the officials would say is "wait for the next batch" When will the next batch be? Nobody knows. Just like the second coming of Jesus.

Will everyone's name enter the next batch? Nobody knows!

And the most annoying part is that, they kept hiding the list.

Since some people who haven't gotten sms went there in doubt and are surprised to see their names on the list, that should have opened their minds that the sms process isn't working 100% hence publishing names is eminent.

They forget that some people have other things they do to sustain themselves.

Getting a message suddenly, reporting for documentation, and then collecting the letter and resuming at the place of posting almost immediately isn't going to be easy for most people.

If a list is published, and everyone knows his/her fate. Proper planning will prevent problems.

The sms process might be working for the TESCOM officials but they should please consider the mental health of many applicants.

They shouldn't wait until some applicants (their future teachers) start developing high blood pressure because of the suspense caused by the process.

Some people have locked up and moved on, then suddenly sms will just pop into their phone to notify them that they have been shortlisted for the second batch.

Some are very optimistic and would wait for eternity and the expected sms won't show up.

The suspense is just too much.

The applicants are not zombies, they are humans with blood running through their veins and they have emotions too.

The TESCOM officials might not have thought of these facts, so let this serve as an eye opener.

Drop the suspense and publish the lists.

#SirS...Cares

Petition Against Fraudulent and Non-Transparent Recruitment by Ekiti State Teaching Service Commission (TESCOM)

To:
The Honourable Speaker,
Ekiti State House of Assembly,
Ado-Ekiti, Ekiti State.

Through:
The Clerk of the House.

Subject: Petition on Alleged Fraudulent and Non-Transparent Recruitment by Ekiti State Teaching Service Commission (TESCOM)

Sir,

We, the undersigned applicants in the 2025 TESCOM recruitment exercise, hereby petition your Honourable House over the gross irregularities, denial of due process, and alleged fraudulent practices that have characterized the said recruitment.

Background

1. The Ekiti State Government publicly advertised the employment of 1,800 teachers and non-teaching staff.

2. Applicants applied online, sat for a Computer-Based Test (CBT), and those who met the cut-off mark were invited via email and the official recruitment portal for a written examination.

3. Successful candidates were subsequently invited for interviews and micro-teaching sessions, also communicated through the portal and email.

Grievances

After all these stages, the official communication channels (emails and portal) were suddenly abandoned.

TESCOM resorted to selective text messages, which opened the process to manipulation and lack of transparency.

Numerous credible reports allege that employment slots were sold or distributed as political patronage.

Many qualified applicants who passed every stage have been unfairly sidelined.

Issues Raised

Why were the official communication channels abruptly abandoned?

Why were deserving candidates disregarded in favour of backdoor selections?

Why is there no published merit list, despite applicants completing all the advertised stages?

Our Demands

We respectfully call on the House of Assembly to:

1. Constitute an investigative panel into the recruitment exercise.

2. Compel TESCOM to publish the comprehensive list of all applicants, their scores at every stage, and the final list of employed candidates.

3. Nullify fraudulent appointments made outside the due process.

4. Ensure that merit-based recruitment is upheld in line with the principles of fairness, transparency, and justice as enshrined in the Nigerian Constitution and Public Service Rules.

We submit this petition not just for ourselves, but for the future of Ekiti education, the integrity of public service, and the faith of young people who trusted this process.

Yours faithfully,
Concerned Applicant.

#ekititrends
#EKITI2026
#Saharareporters
#verydarkman
#Bao
#APCNigeria
#thepunch

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I am very angry and want to cut ties with that friend of mine forever.

You want to teach Physics without studying Physics. How reasonable is that? You think Physics is like Social Studies. You want to go and disgrace yourself.

Kobojunkie:
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Bachelor’s Degree: $6,460
M.Ed.: $5,260
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MSIT: $5,460

Nnamdipapa:
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How much is their school fees per session?

bong4:
"...when are the new applicants receiving their letters?"

Thanks for the correction but why plural verb? I don't understand.

AngelGabbyShara:
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…. Holds capacity training for over 1,200 principals, head teachers and education secretaries



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Nice one. But when is the new applicants receiving their letter?

obi4eze:
Why are so many comments deleted on Frontpage?

Seun, can you answer the question?

Nairaland is evil for its biasness and prejudice. There's no fairness on your platform. Facebook, Quora, etc. are not like that.

Commentor:
Hell hath no fury as a woman scorned.

The woman be like wahala.

May you be in her situation some day.

Did you read... "haven’t seen nor spent time with your son since June 2024! Over a year!"

There's high political awareness in Osun State and the high literacy rate in the state is also a factor.

The Nigeria Labour Congress NLC is inviting N-Power National Executives to a roundtable discussion over planned protest on Monday.

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I appreciate this wisdom sir.

"Take heed and beware of covetousness, for one’s life does not consist in the abundance of the things he possesses." — Luke 12:15.

Below is the official response of the Christ Apostolic Church (CAC) to the viral video of Pastor Biodun Fatoyinbo of COZA, in which he claimed that Apostle Joseph Ayo Babalola died poor and made mockery of his children.

It is expected that Pastor Biodun Fatoyinbo will show wisdom and humility by offering a public apology to the millions of sons and daughters of Apostle Joseph Ayo Babalola around the world.

“Dear Pastor Biodun Fatoyinbo,

Greetings to you in the Name of our Lord and Saviour, Jesus Christ.

Ordinarily, we do not respond to social media commentaries or controversies. However, we consider it necessary to address your recent statements, which have been widely circulated on your social media platforms, for the following three reasons:

1. Scriptural Justification — The Bible permits us to respond wisely to folly to prevent arrogance (Proverbs 26:5).

2. Clarification of Truth — To correct the misleading narrative you are promoting about ministry and wealth.

3. Defense of Legacy — To address the inaccurate claims you’ve made regarding the life and ministry of Apostle Joseph Ayo Babalola, the first General Evangelist of Christ Apostolic Church.

In one of your trending messages on YouTube, you acknowledged that Apostle Babalola was highly anointed but "had no money", and then went on to ask sarcastically, “Where are his children?” — a question that was both insensitive and ill-informed.

To equate anointing or ministerial success with material wealth is biblically flawed. The words of Jesus are clear:

"Take heed and beware of covetousness, for one’s life does not consist in the abundance of the things he possesses." — Luke 12:15.

Yet, your teachings suggest otherwise.

In doing so, you promote what the Bible refers to as Simony — the monetization of spiritual gifts (Acts 8:18–24). The Scriptures do not teach that money is a sign of anointing. Rather, “the love of money is the root of all kinds of evil” (1 Timothy 6:10). Which Bible do you read and preach from?

On the Question of Apostle Babalola’s Children

Ethically speaking, Apostle Babalola had children. Simple arithmetic should help you understand that they would be advanced in age by now — possibly your grandparents' age. What did you hope to achieve with the mocking question, “Where are the children of Babalola?”

Your statement reflects more on the kind of company you keep, but as a preacher of the Word, shouldn’t your conduct and utterances be guided by Scripture?

Where in the Bible does your brand of prosperity theology originate — one that demeans people for not being wealthy? Isn’t such a message encouraging greed, corruption, and godlessness, especially in a nation already struggling with moral decay?

Setting the Record Straight

For the sake of truth and posterity, let me correct the public misrepresentations you’ve made regarding Apostle Joseph Ayo Babalola:

1. Calling

Apostle Babalola was called by God on October 10, 1928, at the age of 24. His ministry spanned Western and Midwestern Nigeria, and extended to the Gold Coast (now Ghana), marked by undeniable signs and wonders.

2. Wealth and Lifestyle

He was blessed — but not materialistic or greedy. He gave lands to the Church, supported the education of many, fed the poor, and lived sacrificially. He housed more people than just his biological children.

When Queen Elizabeth II visited Nigeria in February 1956, Apostle Babalola was among the honored guests. Would a man in rags be granted such recognition by a colonial government? Certainly not.

He was no fundraiser, yet God supplied his needs. His diaries are filled with divine provisions like: “Ipese Olorun loni: £100.00, £50.00...”

He lived in a befitting home, drove one of the best Ford Jeeps of his time, and funded weddings, education, and apprenticeship programs — all without exploiting the pulpit.

3. Family

His children — Mama Eunice Wuraola Ogini and Apeke Adeniyi — are alive, blessed, fulfilled, and quietly serving the Lord in their respective churches. They are not loud, ostentatious, or greedy.

4. Legacy

Apostle Babalola’s anointing impacted generations. More than 66 years after his passing, his legacy continues to inspire and bless countless lives and ministries. That is true impact.

Let me pose a question to you:

When Peter said in Acts 3:6, “Silver and gold I do not have…” — was he still anointed or not?
I leave that for you to ponder.

5. Conclusion

The measure of a believer’s anointing is not in material accumulation, but in sacrificial service.

"For the Kingdom of God is not eating and drinking, but righteousness and peace and joy in the Holy Spirit." — Romans 14:17.

Jesus taught:

“Whoever desires to be great among you, let him be your servant… just as the Son of Man did not come to be served, but to serve.” — Matthew 20:25–28.

Once again,
“Take heed and beware of covetousness, for one’s life does not consist in the abundance of the things he possesses.” — Luke 12:15.

May God give us all the grace to rightly divide the Word of Truth, and to walk in humility, reverence, and godly wisdom.

Pastor Ade ALAWODE (Director of Publicity, Christ Apostolic Church)

@followers
CAC News
CAC Worldwide

https://www.facebook.com/100069775462676/posts/1063520085983830/?app=fbl

Go for the course that gives you passion if passion will put money in your pocket and food on your table.

Bitoin:
The guy in the background is grossed out

I wonder why they didn't opt in for surgery

If they opt in for surgery, one of them will have to go for it. They share the same stomach.

NEWS RELEASE: Governor Adeleke Deploys 1,750 Imole Teachers Corps to Osun Schools

● Seeks More Corps Members for Posting to Schools

OSOGBO - 30/07/2027 - Osunstate.gov.ng

As financial constraints delay planned mass teachers’ recruitment, Governor Ademola Adeleke has deployed a total of One Thousand, Seven Hundred and Fifty Imole Youth Corps teachers to primary and secondary schools across Osun state.

The Governor is also seeking more deployment of members of the National Youth Service Corps to Osun state for posting to schools in the state.

These measures are stop gap actions to address personnel shortage in some schools and to prepare ground for the expansion of teaching personnel in critical subject areas.

The Imole Youth Corps members posted to the schools hold Nigeria Certificate of Education and University degree qualifications and are already functioning in various schools in the state.

The breakdown of the posting are as follows: Ayedaade - 65; Atakumosa East 35; Atakumosa west 43; Ayedire 47; Boluwaduro 44; Boripe 33; Ede North 74; Ede South 66; Egbedore 56; Ejigbo 87; Ife central 61; Ife East 28; Ife North 39; Ife South 50.

Others are Ifedayo- 58; Ifelodun -58; Ila Orangun- 83; Ilesa East -61; Ilesa West- 68; Irepodun -43; Irewole- 74; Isokan -19; Iwo -87; Obokun- 50; Odo Otin -77; Ola Oluwa -43; Olorunda- 44; Oriade -106; Orolu -41; Osogbo -80; and Modakeke Area Office -33.

Governor Adeleke in his response to the development reaffirmed the determination of the government to strengthen the school system through multiple innovations to further improve Osun attainment in national and local examinations.

According to the Governor, Osun ranking in national examination will soon hit between number 1 to 3 from the present 7th position, promising that teachers recruitment will be achieved before the next elections.

“We will recruit more teachers once the financial climate improves. We are however committed to ensuring a narrowing of the personnel gap in our schools. That is why we innovated on the Imole Teachers Corps.

“We will train and retrain those presently in service. I commend the principals and great members of the Nigerian Union of Teachers. We appreciate the Parents-Teachers Association.

“We will Continue to improve the learning environment for our pupils and students. To this end, we commend the private school operators. They are a critical sector in the positive development of education in our dear state”, the Governor was quoted as saying.

Signed:
Mallam Olawale Rasheed,
Spokesperson to the State Governor.

PRESS STATEMENT

RELEASE OSUN ALLOCATIONS SO WE CAN HIRE NEW TEACHERS -— OSUN PDP TO APC

OSOGBO- 30/07/2025 - osunpdp.com

The Peoples Democratic Party in Osun state has attributed the delay in teachers' recruitment to the withholding of Osun allocations for the past five months, calling on the federal ruling party to release Osun allocations to recruit new teachers among several projects.

Reacting to the APC statement on recent deployment of Ad-hoc teachers, PDP said the state government was on the verge of releasing employment letters to teachers when the Federal Government stopped Osun local government allocations in contravention of subsisting court judgements.

According to the PDP, this APC-led federal government withheld Osun local government allocations as a failed ploy to stop the various developmental projects being executed by the current administration, warning that teachers recruitment was one of the targeted area by the APC alongside the many ongoing mega projects.

The party defended deployment of Ad-hoc teachers after their training, calling the steps a stop-gap measure before the employment of new teachers.

"The deployed Ad-hoc teachers were trained and they work under the supervision of older teachers. APC should release Osun allocation being withheld illegally so that the state government can fulfil its obligations to Osun people.

"We are using this medium to report to Osun people that APC is hellbent on stopping Osun development. The PDP government will not allow them. Osun must develop whether APC like it or not. Osun must escape cycle of under-development

"Voters will punish Osun APC for this inhuman treatment of our people. What sin has Osun people committed to warrant withholding of their allocations without any legal basis? Osun people will vote PDP and defend their votes next year August", the PDP statement concluded.

Signed

Hon Oladele Olabamiji,
Director of Media and Publicity,
Osun state PDP

jesusjnr2020:
Why not kindly state your own source if more reliable so we'd be sure you know what you're talking about.

Also how did you know the interview does not exist or are you his blood brother?

Btw facial features isn't enough grounds to prove or disprove someone's ethnicity.

I know the interview does not exist because it can't be found on internet. I am just Azzaman's follower but I know most things about him. You know he doesn't like hiding anything about himself, even what he is thinking. He is from one of the minority tribes in Southern Kaduna though his great grandfather is from Bauchi.

jesusjnr2020:
Are you sure about that?

His close affiliation with Fulani ex-muslims etc. suggested he had such blood ties which seems to be confirmed by his blood brother.

As for being an ex-muslim,i thought I saw that somewhere, but it seems it was his father instead that was an ex-muslim not him, which also makes sense.

That source from Facebook is not reliable. Such interview does not exist. In addition, Fulani people are easy to identify by their unique facial features and slim stature

Mrexcell:
I never even knew this pastor is fulani I do follow him on fb rip to him.

He is not Fulani but from a minority tribe from Southern Kaduna.

jesusjnr2020:
Rev Azzaman's Post About Pastor's Warning To Pray Against Death By Accident

A few months before the popular Fulani evangelist, David Azzaman (ex-muslim), lost his life in a fatal auto crash, he made a post citing the warning he received from a certain pastor to pray against death by accident, because he saw an accident in one of Azzaman's mission trips.

It seemed like just child's play and probably another false alarm that shouldn't be taken seriously until it happened exactly as the said pastor had foreseen and forewarned Azzaman to pray against.

With the benefit of hindsight, it appears the said pastor's dream and warning were very real and should have been with all seriousness, because it seemed divinely inspired to avert the danger.

However it appeared that the warning was not given the seriousness it warranted, as despite the warning, Rev Azzaman still lost his life on his way back from a gospel crusade he held in Makurdi due to an accident just as was revealed to the said pastor in the dream.

This should serve as a wake-up call to all those who were spreading the gospel, especially on the front lines where the spiritual battle and attacks is fiercest, not to take things for granted but ensure they're fully spiritually prepared and fortified beforehand, so they aren't caught off guard.

God bless

Point of correction sir, Azzaman was neither Fulani nor an ex-muslim. He is from one of the minority tribes in the North and was born a Christian.

Another fake promise. Mr tinubu can never be trusted. My condolences to the people he is deceiving but don't know