Stoplying's Posts
Nairaland Forum › Stoplying's Profile › Stoplying's Posts
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ... 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 (of 103 pages)
teepain:1. So America now has jurisdiction in Nigerian affairs ? 2.By the way, it is legal in America to print fake diplomas, there is even an advertised business for that, however, it is illegal in America to submit fake diplomas to state agencies or employers or any official setting while claiming they are genuin. 3. What I said was not my interpretation, but just facts, objective facts which are inconvenient to your cause: a. diplomas are official documents in the USA b. Diplomas are issued by the universities not by some random shop owners of your choosing. c. Universities are not printing companies, so they give contracts to high end printing companies in order for those companies to print the university's diplomas d. The order to print the diploma is given by the university registrar (who keeps a trace of the order) to the "vendor" (contractor under contract to print diplomas for the university) and the request has to reach the registrar's office before the order is given ( the request is also recorded by the registrar's office) |
raumdeuter:Try going through costums with a passport printed by a random shop owner. I bet you the question will not be: is he a citizen of the said country ? Direct to prison. Submitting a fake document to an official state agency is against the law . It doesn't matter if you are entitled to a legitimate document or not. |
Alamkir:Hard truths need censorship? 😅 Hug your feelings mate. #slavelifematters |
BreconHills:Eventhough I don't have much respect for lawyers (I think they are not very smart). You would need to play your role well enough and provide me with the official texts which talk about "intent" in Nigerian law and which are relevant to this case of forgery. On an other note, I really don't respect lawyers' intelligence for the fact some of you think it is logical to consider what is going inside someone's head. An information which is not accessible to anybody except the person whom the head belongs to. |
Shattuck:Diplomas have the same value in Nigeria as in America, don't let tinubu's lawyers fool you. |
iamoyindamola:So you mean all the unprovoked Israel strikes on Damascus were retaliation? So you mean Israeli killings of Iranian nuclear scientists were "retaliation" ? |
teepain:You are confused about the language. The expression "3rd party", when used by Americans in this context, means: company in contract with the university to print the diplomas of the university. Basically, in our own language, we would say "contractor". You guys are confusing the legal coded words of the Americans on purpose. The university doesn't recognise diplomas printed by random shops as its legitimate diplomas. The legitimate "dipolma-vendor" works for the university under contract and the request for printing a diploma has to go through the university registrar who would then give the order to print or not to print the diploma to the dipolma-vendor. |
Timmi:Diplomas are legal and official documents everywhere in the world, forged diplomas however are not legal nor official anywhere in the world. |
1. For the last time, dipolmas play the same role in the USA as they do in Nigeria and anywhere else. People are trying to create an alternate reality to protect tinubu. 2. Even if these tinubu supporters (who want to portray themselves as neutral) were right, which they are not, tinubu submitted the fake diploma in Nigeria where the law of the land doesn't recognise a self-made diploma as a genuine diploma. 3. No, transcripts do not have in America, the role diplomas have in nigeria. Diplomas have the same role in every country on earth. 4. American legal language calls "vendor" a company which is in contract with an other company to produce specialized services. That is why the companies in contract with universities to produce diplomas are referred to as diploma vendors in us legal language. It doesn't mean you can just go into any shop and print a diploma for yourself. Your university is in charge of giving you a diploma and only your university can, however, to do that task, your university has given a contract to a high end printing company which would handle the technical task of printing the diploma on behalf of the university. The show is still being ran by your university for which the contractor is working, and your university gives the order to the contractor to print or not to print the diploma after the request arrived at the desk of your university registrar, you don't get to just go to any shop owner out there and tell him to print a diploma for you. |
Ramsak1:Na, you are mistaking, his ancestors were slaves in Brazil, not the USA. Most "oduduwa" guys descend from South American slaves whom Europeans dumped on our shores. |
BreconHills:You are confusing USA law with the law of other countries. The only country I know of which talks about "intent" is the USA. Nigeria doesn't (to the best of my knowledge) have that "intent" nonesense in its law. |
There is a deliberate confusion by tinubu's lawyers. They are trying to confuse contractors working for universities under contract to print dipolmas and "vendors" whom are private and random shop owners. The Americans use the name vendor when talking about contractors. It is just a coded word. The Americans are not referring to random shop owners but to contractors who work for universities under a contract to deliver diplomas. Kukutente23: |
There is a deliberate confusion by tinubu's lawyers. They are trying to confuse contractors working for universities under contract to print dipolmas and vendors whom are private and random shop owners. The Americans use the name vendor when talking about contractors. It is just a coded word. The Americans are not referring to random shop owners but to contractors who work for universities under a contract to deliver diplomas. |
There is a deliberate confusion by tinubu's lawyers. They are trying to confuse contractors working for universities under contract to print dipolmas and vendors whom are private and random shop owners. The Americans use the name vendor when talking about contractors. It is just a coded word. The Americans are not referring to random shop owners but to contractors who work for universities under a contract to deliver diplomas. |
aremubabs:So this is what you guys mean by "democracy" 😅 And this is what you wanted Niger Republic to revert back to 😂 And you guys day "civilian rule is better than military rule" 🤣 Let us just face it, this is not a democracy, it is a rigged-electoral dictatorship. The president is nothing but a civilian dictator who does an electoral coup to become president. When the military wants to remove this corrupt regime the people will welcome it. 🥳 Congrats yarr.iba your ethnocentrism has finally exposed you. |
kabillionaire:They are making a confusion on purpose: 1. Professors don't print diplomas 2. Therefore universities everywhere in this world have professionals printing their diplomas for them, those professionals are called diploma vendors. They have contracts with the universities for which they print the diplomas. |
Stevebuffet:I know, as a person who went to a university in a developed country. These guys just go on creating an alternate universe in which tinubu did not commit fraud. |
tolue42:1. "their vendor" ! Not a third party ! Their own vendor which works for them ! You guys are annoying. 2. Produce proof for your claim ! What stops you from posting a link to the page in which you saw that and a screen shot ? I am supposed to go and prove your own claim for you? Right now you have me discussing about a thing which might not even exist. |
I give up talking to you, I have better things to do with my life than wasting it with a fool. |
tesppidd:You seem to not realise how all this nonesense hurts people like me who worked hard for their diplomas, and now you guys are making it seem like one can just go into a shop and have the shop owner print a valid diploma for him ? Benefit of the doubt for an obvious lie, that is nothing but stupidity. |
dNortherner:No, that is an obvious lie. No 3rd party "can issue a replacement result". It is very hard for me to understand how a functioning brain can get fooled by this obvious lie. You guys are very gullible. |
Phantom233:The fact people are not busting out with laughter when they hear tinubu's paid trolls repeat the "3rd party" lies of tinubu's lawyers is what makes me fear for the future of Nigeria. |
VIKTO83:🤣 I don't think I need to respond to this. Your delusion is obvious to all. |
tolue42:I don't know who you are, nor do I know who David hundai is. What I do know is that tinubu presented a fake diploma. I also do know that "3rd party vendor" is a scam. Universities who use "3rd party vendors" only use them to collect money while the document will be printed by the university and chipped to the former student. Some other universities have their own diploma vendors, not a 3rd party. CSU has none of that, you fill the following form and pay the fee to get a replacement diploma from CSU. |
dNortherner:1. The law is the law. You go against the law, you get punished like everybody else. Submitting a fake diploma is against the law. 2. It is not about someone saying something, people can be bought and lie, it is about producing evidence. |
Dsimmer:As stated by tinubu's lawyers. The "3rd party vendor" thing is a lie, no "3rd party vendor" can print a university diploma. Also the signature on the diploma must be that of the current (at the time of issuing the replacement diploma) president of the university, not oluwole ! |
VIKTO83:Telling the truth is not defamation. Tinubu presented a fake diploma. Your threats won't shut people up |
tolue42:But the problem is that "3rd parties" don't actually deliver university diplomas in the USA. That lie is straight from tinubu's lawyers and repeated by tinubu's trolls. By the way, any replacement diploma mist be signed by the current president if the university. |
casualobserver:And I shall know your document is not fake because ? Dude, again I don't care if tinubu graduated, it is your obsession, not mine ! I care that he submitted a fake diploma ! Defending fake diploma with other fake documents 🤣 |
StOla:https://www.brown.edu/about/administration/registrar/academic-records/diplomas/replacement-diplomas Interesting, the signature of the current president of the university is supposed to be on the replacement diploma. Yoruba, the lying tribe.
|
StOla:https://www.brown.edu/about/administration/registrar/academic-records/diplomas/replacement-diplomas Where is there a claim that paradigm is a 3rd party vendor as opposed to "our vendor" ?
|
casualobserver:This is your claim, it is up to you to prove it. Also, as I already stated, I am not concerned about his graduation status but about the fact he submitted a fake diploma. |
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 ... 50 51 52 53 54 55 56 57 58 (of 103 pages)