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rudedough: Dude shut up!! You are Agbameta's colleague in the vulcanizing business. Even a baby law student will know that it is an infringement of one's civil right to make public an employee / appointee personal data without his/her consent.

Now go back to where you are coming from. Mama Chinemerem is "Calling you back to the bar". Mad man.

lmaooo dude pls shut it while we still think of you as just a mere dunce or probably a drunk. U keep going on and people will start to think of u as an im*becile.

You've got not an iota of idea what the hell you're yapping about. Infringement of rights indeed. Lmao smh


P.S: I notice u criminally evaded my question of her presented documentation being requested under the FOI Act.

[quote author=Wily+Wily]Have you checked your DNA and family history, what is your result?[/quote]No criminals around this way. Lemme guess what part of Nigeria you must be from...

Nah, no need guessing, u sound like ure from where most of the criminals originate from. Am I right? U have criminal genes in u that's why u sound like, and support, one of ur kins in crime.

rudedough: In essence, the Nigerian people will be informed in a statement issued by the NASS after their investigation that the Minister has been found guilty of forgery or whatever.

The copy of her MBA certificate will not be made public. It is her credential, her personal data, It is not for public view.

I'm sorry, but you're clearly an uneducated oaf pretending to be more knowledgeable than you are.

Let me ask you a quick question: Your country passed it's own version of the FOI Act, right? So, if a person filed a request to see what documentation she presented before being made Minister she'll tell them not to release her docs because it's her personal property.

I don't know how much theyre paying you to come make a fooool of urself on here, but I bet when ur handlers see how poorly you've been managing their propaganda business you're getting fired.

rudedough: Call to which bar? Mama Chidinma catfish pepersoup & bar or Bar beach?

My friend go and sit down.

What's the gibberish you just dumped up there?

[quote author=Wily+Wily]Check your DNA,[/quote]It doesn't state if ure a criminal. And I'm sure u know this but ure just trying to act like a criminal evading my questions. Are u a criminal or you just support criminal acts in ur spare time?

[quote author=Wily+Wily]Check your family History[/quote]Did a quick scan. Found none.

You sound like a criminal. Am I right? Are you one?

rudedough: Before you quote someone, try to follow the trend of the discussion. Don't just jump on a post and make conclusions.

The 1st person i quoted stated that Stella Oduah must publish a copy of her MBA certificate. And i said, that is impossible.

The NASS can ask Stella Oduah to provide her MBA certificate for their private view, they probably should have a copy already. But Stella Oduah is under no legal obligation to publish a copy of her MBA certificate for public view, neither does the NASS has the right to publish a copy of her MBA certificate without her consent.

That will be a breach of her civil right. We don't have to debate back and forth on this issue, just grab your phone and call your uncle, relation or friend who is a legal practitioner to confirm.

Yikes, News Flash: I was called to the bar more than 28yrs ago!

I do not care for you previous arguments prior to what I responded to...and now the present one. Everything you wrote is total bunkum! Rubbish! Trash! Garbage!!!

Reread what I wrote and stop sounding ignorant.

But circumstantial evidence has shown that GEJ was at least cognizant of ploys by his allies to blow up innocent Nigerians for political reasons in the past, so what's the fuss now?

[quote author=Wily+Wily]Yorubas are finding it difficult to face the reality, they thought that everything in Nigeria belongs to them, but they got it wrong.[/quote]So you support falsifying certificates to gain employment. Are you a criminal?

DerideGull: sheman,

You sound like a person who attended the 50th rated school

G'ahead Grandpa, keep on dropping those verbal scud missiles.

DerideGull: I have no soft spot in my heart for Boko Haram supporters such as you. It is apparent that men make man to be wicked.

Lool When are you going back to your country?

Sincere 9gerian: The minister of aviation, Stella Oduah, has come under attack once again. Few weeks ago, the controversy was about the purchase of 2 armoured vehicles. When it seems the minister has emerged from that controversy unscathed, a new controversy is brewing. This time the allegation is that she lied about her educational qualification.

Let me state clearly that if (A VERY BIG IF) indeed Stella Oduah lied about acquiring MBA degree in the US, then she has disappointed me personally. I must also add that she acted stupiidly. The earlier this society places less emphasis on paper qualifications and more emphasis on peoples abilities/skills, the better for our country.

However, my advice to Stella Oduah and her aides in the face of the latest controversies is to activate the IGNORE button.

It must be stated that most of those asking for the head of Stella Oduah in the last few months are not doing so for the love of country or because they'r interested interested in good governance, progress and development. It is all politics, politics, politics and more politics. Nothing more.

For me, and I think for most Nigerians, politics takes the back seat. All we want now is PROGRESS, GOOD GOVERNANCE AND DEVELOPMENT. These are the things most Nigerians demand of Stella Oduah and others in govt, and not MBA degree or professorship.

In this regard, Stella Oduah, as minister of aviation, has shown in the last few years, that she can deliver where others have failed. She has shown herself to be focused and hardworking. The various projects going on in the aviation sector at the moment shows that there is JUDICIOUS use of resources in that sector.

Yes if this controversy had happened in advanced countries and if it is proven to be true, Stella Oduah would have to resign. But Nigeria is not an advanced country. If we apply the standard of those advanced countries across board, then all the leading politicians in Nigeria today should be rotting in JAIL FOR LIFE. In the same vein, for goodness sake, should a person or group of people who overthrew a democratically elected govt 3 decades ago still be relevant politically today in any sane or advanced country? I dont think so. But here we are, a Buhari is still parading himself as one of the leaders of APC and a potential presidential candidate, and he is being cheered on by his supporters.

So bottomline, I think I and many Nigerians are justified in holding on TENACIOUSLY to one-eyed politicians/political leaders in a country of very blind politicians. More so when those trying to push out these one-eyed politicians/political leaders are doing so for political reasons.

So in conclusion, I advise Stella Oduah and her aides to keep mute on this latest onslaught. Any response to the allegations will further exacerbate the controversy because if she starts responding, then she should expect more questions. She should learn from how the CBN governor, Sanusi, managed the scandal concerning him and his mistress. Stella Oduah should stay focused, keep her eyes on the ball and sustain the very good works she is already doing in the aviation sector.

Can you concentrate on the criminal lady with the mismatching colored contacts and forget about Buhari for one second? I know the thought of where you'll end up if a man that despises corruption as much as him ever becomes President bothers you a lot, but try to focus. The topic is why Stella can't stop committing crimes and why people like you defend her using silly excuses like "We should forgive her because Nigeria is not yet an advanced country". Tell me, how will Nigeria ever become advanced with the likes of Stealer Oduah in Govt and folks like you egging them on?

dounleedee: It's necessary to display a little bit of acumen when speaking to a global audience. Public officers are employees of the people and so are political appointees. A political appointee like a minister goes through public screening where personal profile, work experience and academic achievements are subject to public scrutiny. The NASS is the microcosm of the Nigerian people who by extension are the employer of Stella Oduah. Try to educate your mind. Stellar Oduah is legally bound to respond to any question or enquiry from her employer the Nigerian people.

I scrolled up only to see that you'd already answered the clown.

rudedough: It's true she holds a public office but it's sad the law doesn't distinguish between a public or private office. Everyone has a right to personal information unless he/she wishes to publicize it. It's unfortunate that Stella Oduah is under no legal obligation to publicize her academic credential and her employer or appointee has no right to publicize it without her consent either.

I also wish to see her MBA certificate but that's hardly going to happen as we anticipate. If she's found innocent or guilty, we're only going to know about it in a statement.

lmaooo do u guys keep straight faces when you regurgitate rubbish like the above, or do u laugh out like I'm doing when you type it up?

Listen, Stella is under EVERY obligation to produce her credentials whenever her employers---THE NIGERIAN PEOPLE--- demand it. If she wishes to keep it private, she can resign...although, right now,since she's still employed by the citizens of Nigeria, she has to show it before tendering her letter of resignation.

DerideGull: Bros I had rather value the certificate of someone who attended second rate American university than a certificate of a person who claimed to have graduated from Cambridge yet did not know that Dr. Nathaniel King was a Creole born in Sierra Leone. The irony was the joker who claimed Cambridge education made fool of himself by publicly and nationally claiming the Dr. Nathaniel King was a Yoruba. It is unfortunate that the same goofy scalawag still claim Yoruba when his grandfather was a recaptive from Nupe.

What is a scalawag and why are ur tenses always disjointed?

P.S: Why are you always hateful?

[quote author=How Far?]Do you always talk from your b.utt?[/quote]You ran away from the other thread where those young men had u for lunch.

[quote author=ndu_chucks]To be frank, the woman looks sexy, especially with all the power she has - nothing like banging a submissive powerful lawyer. [/quote]That thing looks "sexy"? Lmaooo no disrespect but if I was ur girlfriend I'd be pretty worried and feeling insecure as hell right now.

[quote author=tpia@]I think its a UK thing, not so common in the US.

I've noticed it with UK trained folks, the most prestigious universities are very much respected.

In the US , it doesn't matter much except in politics perhaps.


Now, @ topic

Does nigeria not have vetting committees in charge of all these things?

Nobody crosschecks anything?[/quote]You obviously never saw the four walls of a College in the States. Stop misinforming people.

Fast Shipping: What suggests to you that I'm Igbo? I am Yoruba man from Egbaland. Ijemo nile awon obi temi. Labeling certain schools as second or third rate is disrespectful to hardworking students all over the world who couldn't attend Harvard, Yale, Webster or Oxford.

Ummm bro, actually, there are actually 2nd rate, 3rd rate and 50th rate schools. Describing them as what they are is no form of disrespect whatsoever.

Adeoba10: Chai, see him face? na dis kind person dey drink alomo bitter without sqieezing his face

lmaooo that's what I said in my head once I came upon his pic. "Look at his face".

[quote author=How Far?]You should know, you live there. Next you'd be asking me what your name is.[/quote]Don't be silly, how do u know where I live? All I know is u lied and pretended like u knew what u were talking about.

[quote author=How Far?]Manattan is where all the crazies live, in New York. Dude can't even spell the name of the area he lives at. Not a convincing lier like Omo_lier then?[/quote]Ummm, where in Manhattan do crazies live? Are u ok?

Nigerians need to start exporting Jallof Rice and cassava bread. Lmao smh

ceo4eva: She advised that Nigeria should
emulate the Chinese, who sell their
culture through their cuisine and
making more money from it than
crude oil /

lmaoooooo

Nigeria, how do u get illiterate clowns like this to not only come out in public to talk on ur behalf, but also to address you as followers and them, leaders?

Kairoseki77: Before anyone asks, i made my money LEGALLY in the US as a professional. I want Nigeria to succeed. I stay in Manattan half the year, and Lagos the other half.

Destroying paid posters is my new hobby.

Where on the planet is Manattan?

[quote author=How Far?]If you're from Edo then why fight other peoples fight? Mid-west left the western region for a reason.[/quote]No offense, but you sound dense as hell. Have you by chance ever left your hamlet?

What a criminal.

U[quote author=A.jeez]Here, read this
"FORMER military head of state and
leader of the All Progressives
Congress (APC) General Muhammadu
Buhari (Rtd.), has said that the party
will win the 2015 presidential election
and that it is a forgone conclusion.
He also described the administration
of President Goodluck Jonathan as
lawless, calling on Nigerians to join the
APC in its campaign to recover the
country.
“APC is about securing Nigeria and
managing it efficiently, how are we
going to do it? The way we are going
to do it is why we got the opposition
parties with representation in the
states and the National Assembly.
With that we believe that the
question of winning the election in
2015 is a foregone conclusion. We are
particularly grateful and impressed by
your governor for his single-
mindedness and his capacity to
identify what is good for his people
and for the country, we thank him
very much.
“A lot of you here were not born
when our leaders thought that the
fundamental thing is one Nigeria, in
spite of our differences; ethnic and
religious, we’ve found ourselves as
one people. Our country, with
tremendous resources and talented
people, but we the people have
managed or mismanaged to organise
ourselves so that we can use them
wisely for this country.
“APC, as I said, is about securing and
efficiently managing Nigeria, I want
you to believe and participate fully
because this effort we are making is
for you because no matter how much
we love this world or the office, we
have only five and ten years to go,
you better realise it and accept it and
work for a strong Nigeria".[/quote]Compare how Buhari talks to GEJ. If it's GEJ his words would've been something like this:


"People say corruption is our great country Nigeria's biggest problem. I cant agree because when our founding fathers put together this country, it's like when you're building a house and the foundation is made of sand. I remember in my village growing up behind our house was a oil well and there was this man whose house was built on top sand foundation and when raining season come it wash on his property. So, in essence, it's like when a beautiful bride has a boil on her eyes, she can either put mentholataum or wait for the puss to dry up and if she does that then...."


Very incoherent, unintelligible, and obviously an individual with quite a low IQ. Theres no reason why GEJ should remain as President of any country on earth.

masseratti: but you don't have to type/write in bold letters for us to know you didn't attend a tertiary institution,if you do,you will know that colleges in the us don't offer "graduate"programmes,MBA is a graduate programme.

lmaoo we both picked out the same thing, and basically fed the clown the same answer.

rudedough: [b]
.

Now this! I read this report with an unbiased mind and this is what i found.

In Paragraph 4, Sahara Reporter said: "The Provost Vice President of Academic Affairs, and the Vice President of Institutional Development said in response to our inquiries, “We don’t offer any graduate programs here.”"

However, Sahara Reporter also stated that "the school’s website states: “Saint Paul's College is accredited by the Commission of Colleges of the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools to award baccalaureate [bachelor’s] degrees.”

* If the school does not offer any undergraduate program, how do they offer their students a bachelor’s degrees?

*
I am a Nigerian in the diaspora, i love my country and i have the highest respect for the office of the Presidency. I will not sit back and watch Sahara reporters, a news media based in far away USA, ridicule the office of the Presidency on their every episodes and news publications.

SAHARA REPORTERS STOP THE EVIL PROPAGANDA AND SELL TRUE NEWS LIKE HONORABLE JOURNALISTS.[/b]

You're a Nigerian in diaspora is not in doubt, what I however question is your educational background. If you had even the slightest inkling you'd know that a Graduate Program is very different from an Undergraduate one.

I rest my case.

manny4life: Very pathetic.

You stated that because of her education, yet little education, she's exposed to all sorts of govt secrets and I told you, it doesn't work like that. The wiki leaker that exposed millions of files to assanage was a high school drop out working at the Pentagon, the one serving, one serving asylum in Russia was a computer nerd, a high school dropout as well... Yet, with all your working at the Dept of State, your so-called clearance doesn't come anywhere close to these two... SEE THE DIFFERENCE?


I NEVER said I had one, your continuous insistence made me ask you to tell me how the process was. I asked you three questions, I did not tell you to give me details on what you do. There's a difference. The process involved in it IS NOT A SECRET, PLEASE. Please save me the whole no one come online bs, if you ain't gat it, you don't save your bs

You're obviously insane and I refuse to continue the looney games with you.

First, you pretended like you were cognizant with the workings of the law, next you claimed to know the workings of the U.S Dept.Of State. Before that, you were a Legislator.

Lets get back to the topic at hand because you're insistent on punching above your body weight and pretending like you've got an idea what you're talking about.

P.S: And for you to say that the process of attaining those clearances is not secret shows that you are not as versed as those Hollywood action movies have deceived you to think.

manny4life: Called who out? You're the one who claimed that you're an attorney, and worked for Department of State and been to so many African countries... Like are you serious You claim to have a security clearance when I told you clearance don't work on basis of education , you wanted to show yourself and said you have clearance way more than what I think I even have in this country. This is where I challenged your lied..

Dude knock yourself out bro, what in the fuckery? You called me out about your embellished lies?

You're obviously special in the brain, or you're just deceitful. I won't even go into detail, but look at the bolded and tell me whats the rubbish you're so intent on regurgitating on here?

You have security clearance at your job does not transpose to you getting one on account of the Government. You're a talkative clown if I ever came across one. Oh, you got clearance too given to you by the U.S GOVT? Lmaooo For your info, nobody thats PRESENTLY cleared by the U.S Govt will come online boasting to that effect and even be willing to place a bet revealing that info: YOU, MY FRIEND, ARE A LIAR AND A SHAM.