₦airaland Forum

ednut1:
most of Tinubu boys are ex thugs who no go school lol

Newboss:
The article said. Any cow can write an article that says anything. The screenshot is right there looking at you. The screenshot for the said website didn't say he graduated

NOC1:
Are they talking about being a lawyer or a barrister?

People mistake this two things, however I read where they said he went to law school, he might have, but didn’t pass, so you can’t see his name on register but that doesn’t stop him from answering a law graduate.

On his biography as pasted here, he never claimed to have graduated from Law School, he ended it at his University degree. If that’s what he has been using to work he has no problem.

Is just like an Engineering graduate who is not registered with COREN you have Engineering degree but you are not a registered Engineer but not human can stop you from saying you graduated as an Engineer from university.

I know same is applicable to pharmacy and Accountancy

LaboPolitics:
Another 'Oluwole' certificate scandal from the yoruba tribe that are always good at grandstanding about 'literacy and sophistication' while trying to paint others as 'illiterate' spare parts dealers.

Back to back 'oluwoleism'.

LegendHero:
The Supreme Court stated in the letter that:

He is at liberty to come to this honorable court with his Call to bar and qualifying certificates for enrollment.


Could it be the lawyers have to enroll to be included in the Rolls of Legal Practitioner record?

lexy2014:
Which confirms what I said earlier that u didn't read d article & d C.V. intently. It's like u are just looking at both& u aren't able to make sense of both items.

What does d screenshot say? Is there no mention of law school on d screenshot? What year was attached to law school on d screenshot? Is it in consonance with what is in d article?

omenka:
[s]You only added Tinubu's name to beg for Likes and shares. Your comments would grow cold and totally ignored if Tinubu isn't mentioned.

Shameful.[/s]

TheFreeOne:
You can never change things by fighting the existing reality. To change something build a new model that makes the existing model obsolete.
-Buckminster Fuller


Fellow Nigerians it's about time we change the narrative not just for ourselves but for our society, generations unborn and a better world.

It's about time we begin to let go of excuses, blame games and look within ourselves on how to make a better country out of the current mess, death of leadership, docility of followership and take up the mantle of responsibility of our actions and inactions.

The current crop of leaders won't help the masses aside themselves, families and cronies. The country belongs to all of us and there's urgent needs to demand accountability whilst at the same time we come to equity ourselves.

For me it's gonna be a new dawn.

Aguogba:
there is no country. "There was a country"

Newboss:
The years he spent in law school: 2007. Did he graduate?: Nothing said. This is how people fail exam.

Whenever you see any year attached to a education history, never assume it means graduation year because it doesn't.

Someone could have been rusticated in his final year. That doesn't change the fact that he spent, at least, four years in that school. He should put that in his CV. It's up to you to ask specific questions.

NOC1:
Are they talking about being a lawyer or a barrister?

People mistake this two things, however I read where they said he went to law school, he might have, but didn’t pass, so you can’t see his name on register but that doesn’t stop him from answering a law graduate.

On his biography as pasted here, he never claimed to have graduated from Law School, he ended it at his University degree. If that’s what he has been using to work he has no problem.

Is just like an Engineering graduate who is not registered with COREN you have Engineering degree but you are not a registered Engineer but not human can stop you from saying you graduated as an Engineer from university.

I know same is applicable to pharmacy and Accountancy

lexy2014:
U are trying so hard but u just shooting urself in d foot.

According to u:

"The years he spent in law school: 2007."

How's that possible? Does ur statement make sense? Pls answer d following questions to make things easy for u cos u are just entangling urself:

What does d screenshot say? Is there no mention of law school on d screenshot? What year was attached to law school on d screenshot? Is it in consonance with what is in d article?

NOC1:
Are they talking about being a lawyer or a barrister?

People mistake this two things, however I read where they said he went to law school, he might have, but didn’t pass, so you can’t see his name on register but that doesn’t stop him from answering a law graduate.

On his biography as pasted here, he never claimed to have graduated from Law School, he ended it at his University degree. If that’s what he has been using to work he has no problem.

Is just like an Engineering graduate who is not registered with COREN you have Engineering degree but you are not a registered Engineer but not human can stop you from saying you graduated as an Engineer from university.

I know same is applicable to pharmacy and Accountancy

Newboss:
Let me make it easier. In your CV, you put UNIBEN (2004 - 2008).

2004 - 2008 simply means you were a UNIBEN student in the following years: 2004, 2005, 2006, 2007 and 2008. There's nothing that says you graduated in 2008 in the above. You could have been rusticated in 2008. You could have withdrawn. Lots of "coulds".

If you don't ask, they won't tell you. Always be specific. Don't leave loopholes

Lamasta:
This politicians have crippled the future not only the present of Nigeria, none of them must go scot free they must all vomit all our yam one after the other

lexy2014:
According to u:

"The years he spent in law school: 2007."

How's that possible? Does ur statement make sense? Pls answer d following questions to make things easy for u cos u are just entangling urself:

What does d screenshot say? Is there no mention of law school on d screenshot? What year was attached to law school on d screenshot? Is it in consonance with what is in d article? Pls look at item no. 4 on d C.V. and tell me what is written there. What is d duration on d year in item no. 4 and d year in item no. 3?

NOC1:
Are they talking about being a lawyer or a barrister?

People mistake this two things, however I read where they said he went to law school, he might have, but didn’t pass, so you can’t see his name on register but that doesn’t stop him from answering a law graduate.

On his biography as pasted here, he never claimed to have graduated from Law School, he ended it at his University degree. If that’s what he has been using to work he has no problem.

Is just like an Engineering graduate who is not registered with COREN you have Engineering degree but you are not a registered Engineer but not human can stop you from saying you graduated as an Engineer from university.

I know same is applicable to pharmacy and Accountancy

Newboss:
You can't see "Bachelor of Law" clearly stated there, abi? That simply says he obtained a Bachelor's degree in law in 2006.

The next one just says Nigerian Law school. I bet you still can't see it. That's how people fail exam

Bluntemperor:
Gbam!!!
You are on target,dear.
The Nigerian Youth especially, must deliver this country from rabble-rousers feeding fat on the God given resources.But wait o,Kogi Governor(Yahaya Bello,Deji Bankole etc) are all youth,Kwani?

lexy2014:
So answer other items I asked earlier:

"The years he spent in law school: 2007."

How's that possible? Does ur statement make sense? Pls answer d following questions to make things easy for u cos u are just entangling urself:

What does d screenshot say? Is there no mention of law school on d screenshot? What year was attached to law school on d screenshot? Is it in consonance with what is in d article? What is d duration on d year in item no. 4 and d year in item no. 3?

Newboss:
I've given you all the answer you need. He stated that he left Lagos State University in 2006 with a Bachelor's degree in law. He said he left law school in 2007 but didn't say he left with anything.

I still bet you can't see it.

Bluntguy:
Jail term loading!!! Tinubu and his cronies are being slowly decapitated. Hmmmm!!!

lexy2014:
And that is d point of d whole article. That's y I said earlier that u didn't read both d article & d C.V. intently:

Pls read again an excerpt from d article:

"He is also described on the Assembly's website as graduating from the Nigerian Law School in 2007, a year after he obtained a Bachelor of Law degree from the Lagos State University".

Pls take note of d words used by d author of d article. Did d author of d article say that obasa graduated from law school or it used d assembly's website as it's reference? So who come fail exam now?

Nemere2020:
http://saharareporters.com/2020/07/27/exclusive-no-record-lagos-assembly-speaker-obasa-lawyer-our-registry-supreme-court-0

Newboss:
The author was wrong. The website didn't say he graduated from law school in 2007. It says he left law school in 2007. That is, the last year he spent in law school was 2007. There are many ways to leave a school. Graduating is just one of them.

The author said that he graduated. The website didn't say that. It's very clear you can't still see it. Oh, you're thinking leaving an institution is synonymous with graduating from the institution. Until you finish every every, you never graduate