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What is this one saying ... people are already passing through tough times

Idiot ... no be your fault naa

Prayerful country with wicked minded sets of people

Hamas is notorious in using humans as Shield.

To them that have ears, let them hear.

This made the frontpage a day or two back

They are lucky to have gotten a warning notice, unlike the Israelis that were caught unaware by Hamas ...

These girls don't really have the slightest ideas of what they have gotten themselves into.

From the confession video, she thinks she's on a debate stage..

This one is no longer a life partner but life enemy

LoL 🤣

So na lunatics full dat side or what

Mustafa Ahmed Tijani, the Spokesman for Team Beta Naija, stated, “It is laughable that people with questionable track records both in public service and private practice are on the chase of President Tinubu, whose academic, administrative prowess, and leadership capacity have been proven both locally and internationally.”

"That a wiz kid who graduated with distinction is making frenetic legal efforts to hide his impressive records tells us something is really amiss".... Jaafar Jaafar

Same way he got Wendell Simlin from a third party

Atiku may win his case in the court of public opinion, but the outcome of his appeal in the Nigerian Supreme Court is predictable.

Unfortunately, technicality will prevail over facts ...

That a wiz kid who graduated with distinction is making frenetic legal efforts to hide his impressive records tells us something is really amiss.

Depending on the interpretation one chooses, but the simple summary of the CSU witness deposition and cross-examination is that Bola Tinubu did indeed attend CSU, pass with flying colours but present a forged CSU certificate to INEC.

In this saga, I understand it is legal to replicate or clone original certificates/diplomas in the US, but it is clearly illegal in Nigeria. It is the same as replacing number plates. While it is ILLEGAL to obtain a replacement for a lost or faded number plate from roadside artists/vendors in Nigeria, it is LEGAL to do so in the UK.

In Nigeria, you must pay N25,000 to FRSC to have your number plate replaced. Advancement in technology did not only make life easier in advanced countries but also force their laws to be pliable. While their laws go in tune with their current realities, ours go with our Lugardian realities.

Nigerian laws do not only abhor forgery but uttering (presenting) forged documents. Section 468 of the Criminal Code Act in Nigeria says, “Any person who knowingly and fraudulently utters a false document or writing, or a counterfeit seal, is guilty of an offence of the same kind and is liable to the same punishment as if he had forged the thing in question.

“It is immaterial whether the false document or writing, or counterfeit seal, was made in Nigeria or elsewhere.

“The term "fraudulently" means an intention that the thing in question shall be used or acted upon as genuine, whether in Nigeria or elsewhere, to the prejudice of some person, whether a particular person or not, or that some person whether a particular person, or not, shall, in the belief that the thing in question is genuine, be induced to do or refrain from doing some act, whether in Nigeria or elsewhere.”

But Oluwole mentality is a genetic trait of many Nigerians. Quite a few notable citizens, nay Atiku himself, may come out unscathed if thoroughly scrutinised as he did Tinubu.

Atiku may win his case in the court of public opinion, but the outcome of his appeal in the Nigerian Supreme Court is predictable. Well, if you're circumspect in presenting forged documents to INEC or employers, you should hold on for a couple of months for the Supreme Court to give you a waiver.

©️Jaafar Jaafar

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And how does it change the fact that a forgery took place, which is criminal in nature

Stricker321:
It is true that diplomas can be replaced using outside vendors in the USA but the vendors must first verify from the school before issuing replacement.

From the deposition done, the CSU registrar clearly stated that the school did not receive any replacement request from Bola Tinubu. The registrar also clearly stated that the diploma with INEC was not issued by them.

How then did Tinubu get the certificate he gave to INEC that was signed by Elnora Daniel?

The only logical conclusion is FORGERY.

1+1=2

My sentiments exactly ... Tinubu the artful dodger forger

"What happened today is as a result of pure exhaustion"

And it was water and sugar prescribed by Akpabio that resuscitated you abi ?

Be deceiving yourself

Westberg, who is the Registrar of the university, speaking under oath, specifically told the court that he was seeing the Diploma certificate copy for the very first time in the instant proceedings.

.... What he saw was the Oluwole version and not original version issued by the school ...

The conundrum surrounding Tinubu's record vividly describes the sordidness of governance in NIgeria

6 Major Findings about Tinubu from the CSU Documents

By Farooq Kperogi

Both pro- and anti-Tinubu news outlets and blogs are selectively reporting the documents that Chicago State University handed over to former Vice President Atiku Abubakar yesterday. Here are 6 non-partisan tidbits I discovered from poring over them:

1. Chicago State University’s Office of the Registrar affirmed that Bola A. Tinubu indeed attended the university “from August 1977 through June 1979” and was “awarded a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration with Honors on June 22, 1979.”

The registrar also swore to this under oath. The penalty for lying under oath in America can be steep. It is punishable by up to 10 years in prison.

This information is consistent with my September 2, 2023, column titled, “Tinubu Definitely Graduated from Chicago State University.”

2. The certificate (we call it “diploma” in the US) that Tinubu submitted to INEC is inconsistent with the certificates CSU issued in 1979 and subsequently, indicating that Tinubu forged his. (In the US, diplomas are mere ceremonial documents that most employers don’t ask for. Transcripts directly from universities are the usual ways to verify attendance and graduation.)

Although he did legitimately graduate from Chicago State University in 1979, he obviously lost his certificate and, instead of applying for a replacement, decided to forge it.

That strikes me as mysterious self-harm. It costs only $26 to get a replacement diploma from CSU. But it takes between eight and 10 weeks to receive it after filling out the Diploma Replacement Order Form.

My guess is that, in the typical last-minute, fire-brigade approach to things among Nigerian elites, Tinubu didn’t plan ahead and didn't have enough time to apply for his replacement diploma from CSU to meet INEC's deadline and decided to visit Lagos’ infamous “Oluwole” for a counterfeit replacement.

3. The Southwest College transcript that Tinubu used to get admitted to Chicago State University belongs to a female. I had questioned the authenticity of the transcript because of the many errors in it, such as the date and social security number. We await what CSU has to say about this.

This reality, though, seems to validate uncorroborated but long-standing whispers from the grapevine that Tinubu, who was allegedly born Lamidi Amoda [Yoruba Muslim domestication of Abdulhamid Ahmed] Sangodele in Osun State’s Iragbiji, stole the identity of a female Bola Adekunle Tinubu to go to America.

4. Nonetheless, this whisper may be difficult to sustain in light of the fact that Tinubu’s Chicago State University admission letter dated August 23, 1977, was addressed to “Mr. Tinubu,” not Ms. or Miss Tinubu.

Was the “F” in the transcript from Southwest College a clerical error, especially because the social security number and the dates were also clerical errors? Or was there a cover-up somewhere?

Well, we saw from the documents released to Atiku that after accepting his transfer credits from Southwest College (which later became Daley College), CSU required Tinubu to take qualifying exams in English, math, and reading, which he passed. Why did CSU allow a man who presented a transcript that belonged to a woman to take qualifying exams as a man?

Tinubu obviously identified as a man throughout the two years he studied at the school. A Nigerian CSU graduate and classmate of Tinubu’s swore under oath that Tinubu ran for and won election as president of CSU's accounting students’ association. His yearbook photo from 1979 also clearly showed a younger version of Tinubu.

And Tinubu’s handwriting and signature in the June 27, 2022, Consent to Release Student Education Records form, which authorized CSU to release his academic records to one Oluwole Afolabi of 3 Roosevelt Avenue, West Orange, New Jersey, seems to me similar to his handwriting and signatures in his CSU records.

Finally, if he used a woman’s associate degree from Southwest College to gain admission to CSU without having any background in accounting or business administration, his performance at CSU was perplexing. Of the more than 30 courses he took there, he got C’s in only three courses. The rest were A’s and B’s, which earned him honors.

5. The Bola A. Tinubu who applied to Southwest College for an associate degree in 1975 claimed to have attended Government College, Lagos, and presented a 1970 GCE A-level result with grades E in Chemistry and Biology and an F in Physics. The problem is that Government College, Lagos, was established in 1974. So, there’s a chronological conundrum there, which signposts forgery.

The GCE A-level result also shows that “Bola A. Tinubu” took the exam as an HSC student, which used to be a two-year study after 5 years of secondary school education. In other words, the owner of the certificate must have graduated from secondary school at least in 1968.

It’s not clear at the moment if the GCE A-level result is fake or authentic—or if it belongs to the man we know today as President Bola A. Tinubu. My hunch is that it doesn’t belong to him. But this will become clear in the coming days.

6. Tinubu tells the world that he was born on March 29, 1952, but the birthday recorded in his CSU transcript says he was born on March 29, 1954. The space for birthday in the Southwest College transcript he submitted to CSU is blank. So is the record of his secondary school education. These facts added to my previous suspicion that the transcript was probably fake.

If he was born in 1954, it means he was 14 years old when he graduated from high school.

Bonus: Tinubu’s last name was misspelled in a few of the CSU documents. I thought the “THUBV” misspelling in his final graduation record was bad enough until I saw “Tinububu” in one of the documents.🤣 Bubu, remember, is Buhari’s nickname among a vast swath of Nigerians. Make of that what you will.

We should all thank VP Atiku Abubakar for his doggedness, which has helped us to get this much clarity about Tinubu’s past.

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We die here

LoL ... Tinubu is equally confused and clueless like his predecessor who never believed in subsidy before ascending the presidency

The Nigeria Police Zone 2 command headquarters is a stone-throw from Yoruba Tennis Club, you can start from there.

Good move ....

Wish her a speedy recovery

I inherited only N1.4 billion in the purse of the FIRS when I assumed office. I left N129 billion in the purse of the Service when I left.

Imagine the pittance Tunde Fowler handed over to his successor

Buhari's legacy in progress, even after his reign

By mid-2022, a survey by the NBS and multiple international partners established that 133 million Nigerians were multi-dimensionally poor. This represents over 63 per cent of the country’s population.

Buhari really made a mess of the country's economy.

Lol ... Reno the joker

Kudos to IBB and the construction giant, Julius Berger

Especially on TikTok

So many unnecessary videos on TikTok with false narratives

400 - 500 at Eko hotel roundabout