₦airaland Forum

I have refrained from commenting of this Tinubu-CSU forgery allegations up till now, because I believe we should move forward as a country and because I know people very close to Tinubu himself.
Having said that I am someone that first of all love Nigerians (note I did not say Nigeria), also I have deceit, fraud and illegality. Lastly, I abhor tribalism, nepotism, whataboutism and diversion or obfuscation of issues.

President Tinubu's supporters instead of dealing with the issues raised prefers to divert and obfuscate by attacking Atiku, obi, their supporters and anyone that does not agree with them. Others employ outright lies.

Now, let's attack the real issues as presented by this article.

Speaking on oath in the testimonies contained in a deposition made in the Office of Angela Liu, Atiku’s legal counsel, in Chicago, US, CSU Registrar, Caleb Westberg declared that President Bola Tinubu attended and graduated with honours from the institution in 1979. He in fact asserted that President Tinubu is the same person who attended the school from 1977 to 1979. “We believe Bola Tinubu who attended CSU is the same person who is the President of Nigeria today. Tinubu is an unusual name in the US. He matched the records in the file against the information provided by the student or on behalf of the student.”

By this state it wrong to say that "asserted that President Tinubu is the same person who attended the school from 1977 to 1979." What they actually said was that CSU believed that President Tinubu is the same person who attended the school from 1977 to 1979 based on the records in the file from the information provided by the student or on behalf of the student. So they are being neutral and never asserted anything. They are protecting themselves from perjury or further litigation by either party.

Probed further to confirm if the Tinubu that enrolled at the school was a male or female, the registrar insisted, “Tinubu applied to the university as a male and a letter of admission was issued to a male.

“There were materials in Mr. Tinubu’s records that show he was a male in the application to CSU. Mr. Tinubu identified himself as a male. His letter of admission identified him as a male. It says: ‘Dear Mr. Tinubu’”, he said.

Yes CSU confirmed that Tinubu that applied for admission into CSU and graduated was Male, but the the issue was the certificates he used in gaining admission into CSU. The certificate he used in gaining admission into CSU indicated female. That Tinubu himself nor CSU did not notice or correct this anomalies until he graduated raises suspicion. Furthermore it raises further suspicion that the document from Southwest College contains no high school certificate or record. Can you be admitted into US colleges without a high school certificate?

I have the diploma that was made available to Mr. Enahoro-Ebah in our possession because Mr. Tinubu did not pick it up. I do not have the diploma that was submitted to INEC in our possession because he had picked it, ” Westberg clarified while responding to another question.

This statement is misleading and false. The registrar stated that he did not know where Bola A Tinubu got the certificate he submitted to INEC and then speculated maybe he got it from a third party vendor, be never insinuated that the diploma was in their possession at anytime before someone picked it up.

Let me add that the registra in trying to protect his institution from negligence or malpractice has put the CSU, the Chicago education and even the US educational system in dispute. How can someone say diplomas are merely ceremonial in the US educational system? Yes, many employers in the US do not ask for certificates when employing, that does not render them ceremonial or useless. Even CSU was accredited as a diploma awarding institution by relevant authorities. It is like saying you can obtain a doctor's or nurse's license without submitting your certificate.

Then the issue of third party vendors is crazy. How will the third party vendor know the academic record of the students without cooperation from the university? These third party vendors, are they appointed by the University or they can be any business centre any where in the world including Oluwole? Why would a person pay and use third party vendors, when there are provisions for obtaining replacement certificates directly from the university at very little cost?

I am sure the Chicago State governor will look into this Tinubu certificate saga.

DeepSight:
Is the EFCC not a law enforcement agency?

Is Appoint Olanipekun up to the rank of Assistant Commissioner of Police or its equivalent?

Olanipekun was simply a lawyer for the EFCC, he has no training or experience in investigations or forensic. If he can become EFCC chairman despite legal provisions, then another staff like driver, cleaner in EFCC can become chairman.

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Built2last:
I never supported Tinubu but it will be unfair to accuse Tinubu of nepotism or Yorubanising his appointmentments.

Buhari set the bar so high. He turned deaf ears to anyone who cried.

Tinubu said it's his turn. Let him do as it please him

Tinubu has set the bar even higher. Buhari did not only appoint from the his native region- northwest, he appointed from all over the North. But Tinubu with his "Yoruba lokòn" philosophy is only appointing from the southwest, his Yoruba tribesmen. That's taking nepotism to whole new level. The next president might appoint only from his state.

DeepSight:
The EFCC is a security and law enforcement agency. And I don't know how it's secretary can be said to be below the rank of an ACP.

That's the law. Except you guys are saying that Nigerians should jettison the law and start operating as a lawless society.

Under the current EFCC act Olanipekun Olukoyede is not qualified to be appointed EFCC chair.

greyvirgo:
We own a restaurant here in the UK called Yettis Kitchen

I do pay, give extra tips and when I bring my friends over... I cover t the entire bill as well.

For me... I tend to sometimes order over the phone to test the customer service and also feedback on quality

A business must never be mixed with a personal mindset... Its an entity entirely functioning on its own.

Yes, you (or your friends) must pay when you bring your friends over. That's part of marketing, you are bringing your friends to patronise your wife's business.

You feeling hungry and ordering food for yourself is another thing entirely.
Except you are telling me you were/are not involved in your wife's business at all, then she can be excused for charging you for eating at her restaurant. Even at that she is still obligated to feed you and not leaving to be eating at restaurants.

I have lots of experience with restaurants in London. They give staff some free food. Even Macdonalds allow staffs to eat a free meal (excluding the expensive foods).

Those Nigerians screaming business don't mix with relationships don't know the fundamentals of business. Business is about building relationships. Relationship with your staff, relationship with your investors and certainly relationships with your customers. I currently run three business and sometimes I have to bend over backwards to build and maintain my business relationships.

Asking your husband and children to pay for food in your restaurant is a very bad idea. One day you too will definitely need a favour or help from your children or husband, how will you feel if they bill you?

Pepperoyinbo:
There is no reason for him to pay. There is no way their children will not be eating out of the food prepared at the Restaurant. Who pays for your children in your own Restaurant? Who pays for your siblings' food whenever they come to eat in your Restaurant? Small things that should be overlooked are killing relationships/marriages. Any little argument over payment in that restaurant will definitely graduate to something big that could scatter the relationship/marriage.

Don't mind them? The wife too should pay anytime the husband use his car to take her anywhere, especially if he use his car to help her carry foodstuffs for the restaurant.

tunize:
A responsible husband should pay after eating how else will the business grow?
In business there’s something called “ENTITY CONCEPT”

Sorry to say you guys have no idea of business - practical business that is. What you are expert at is book business. Business read in text books.

A restaurant that cannot grow because a husband eat free food is not a business. I am sure she eats without paying also. As I said, the quantity of food the husband eats is the same quantity he will eat at home. This means the family is not eating well to begin with.

juman:
You wrote as if its only husband that provide for the family.
No.
Many families, the mother is the main breadwinner.
As I stated before if the husband is good man that usually do his best on family finance, surely he would eat free of charge.

So if they woman is the breadwinner, she should not cook or feed her husband again? Eating at the restaurant or eating at home, what's the difference in terms of cost?

vikstandon:
Yes or make he wash plate if em default.

Business is Business... Unless she is making provision for the food she didn't cook in the house.

If you want your business to outlive you, take away sentiment.

I am trying to understand your point. Are you saying that since "business is business", a husband should not in anyway be involved in his wife's business? If any problems or challenges happens in the business, the husband should either ignore or bill the wife to help out. For example, if the shop is damaged one way or the other, the husband should bill the business to fix it. If agberos disturbs the wife's business, he should just look and not show concern, because the wife's business is not his own business. Please let me understand.

juman:
Relationship is different.
I think a grossly irresponsible husband has to pay.
The wife knows how to collect multiple of that food money from a responsible husband.

So why will the husband give the wife money, when she herself is so selfish that she can't forgo a few hundred naira in real terms for feeding her husband. The food is not not even considered sacrifice, because if the husband eat at her restaurant, he will not be able to eat at home again. That saves the woman the effort and ingredients for cooking for the husband at home.

Meanwhile, he must have paid for the food stuffs at home apart from contributing to her food business.

Dochido:
I owned a restaurant when my wife come around she eat without paying
She have her own shop when I go there I will pay for everything I took from her shop
I give her feeding money weekly

Food is different from goods. Its the responsibility of a wife to privide food for her husband, and likewise it is the responsibility of the husband to provide for food for the wife.

Menclothing:
So the wife own a 5 star restaurant that some meals are way too expensive the husband should be going there to eat it till business crash

If you need food go home for the food prepared by wife not Staff and business

If the restaurant like let it be 10 star, i will still find it insulting for me to pay. I know a lot about restaurant business, I have worked in a 5 star restaurant before (not in Nigeria though), my wife currently runs a small eatery I opened for her. He sales girls practically kneel down to greet anytime I walk in, so if i ask for snacks, the sales girl will ask me for money. That day, it is me that will sack the girl.

No matter how many stars the restaurant is, the production cost is the same and its extremely cheap. Believe me the actual cost of the food ingredients is very cheap. I drive my wife to mile 12 every last Sunday of the month to buy food ingredients both for the house and the shop. So i know how much she spends on preparing her snacks.

When my office was on V/I a childhood friend and his wife open a very thriving restaurant on V/I. Just because the guy and I were very close, my friend and his wife told their staff not to be collecting money from me whenever I order food. This was an expensive restaurant. Shame was even catching me then, that I rarely ordered for food. Most times, I send my partner to go and buy the food. So if a friend's wife could show such love and magnanimity, then what about her husband?

Imagine a wife asking her husband to pay for food he eat in her restaurant. That's not a marriage but a business arrangement. It seems most Nigerians have forgotten the meaning of marriage.

Menclothing:
You must

If husband owe a car mart should wife pay to take a car ?

Car and food are two completely different things. Cars are not marriage duty of either husband or wife. If a man buys a car for his wife, he will not demand payment for it.

juman:
There are many kinds of husbands.

The kind of husband that suppose to pay for his food is the husband that daily goes to his wife´s restaurant with many of his friends to eat free food. That would kill the business.

We are not talking about his friends. It's not the wife's duty to feed her husbands friends. Her duty stops with her husband and the children.

Ahmed0336:
A wise man would pay after eating to encourage his wife and also to avoid future stories like "it's because of the free food you've been eating that's why my business crumbled"

If its just because of what the husband eats that makes the business crumble, then the business is not a viable business in the first place. How much exactly can the husband eat in real terms? Are you telling me there are no leftovers or wastages?
Does the wife pay for the food the eats in her restaurant?
It will be an insult, yorubas call it arinfin, waffi guys call it see finish, for my wife's sales girl to bring a bill to me (her madams oga), to pay for food I eat in her restaurant.
If she needs money to put into her business, we can sort that one at home.
Finally, most businesses ran by wives were probably set up by the husband.

bassdow:
issue is, most of our so called Nigerian engineers, are only good at copying (verbatim) without improvements.

why invert 12-volts all the way to 240-Volts and above, only to have it steppEd down to as low as 6-volts or lower sef.

My 32-inch TV/Monitor is rated 20-volts, I run it directly on 12-volts. of course when you drop voltage, current would UP a little.

Before now, I have to open a TV, reWork it's power panel, and Create alternative port for lowVoltage which means a TV of 240-volts, would end up using less than 20-volts

Same with my Laptops, and Desktop PCs, my laptops are run directly on 12-Volts with no amplification from me.

Those that gets stuborn enough, I either tap the 12-volts directly from chargeController 12-Volts output (I tend to avoid taking directly from battery so as NOT to overDrain the battery when I'm not monitoring, and also to get clean supply, devoid of noise) OR I BOOST the 12-Volts to 19-Volts and supply it direcly to the laptop's power port and the lapTop would think it's receiving power directly from PHCN / NEPA / etc.


and I am not even an Elect/Elect graduate Ooo. I don't even have diploma in anything of such. Just childHood knowledge.

Hence reason I get disappointed when I see those who give themselves fancy names, with papers to back it up, not thinking out of the box.


All my Fans are tokunbo rechargeAble fans I bought for less than 7,000 naira at Arena in Oshodi, lagos and I removed all the converters inside it, and supply them 12-Volts direct.
those with weak Stands (since I bought them tokunbo), I convert them to wall-Fan, and I even have 2 rechargeAble ceiling Fans I converted sef and with that, I have no issues.

When I have very weak Solar-Battery, I don't just Dispose them off, I redeploy them to another position.
That's I have 3 sets of Solar panels - those that charges brand new solar batteries, those that I use for some other things, and those that charges weak / almost dead solar batteries.
Now those weak or dead solar batteries are the ones I use in powering all those FANs (I've got 9 presently), and (LED) Lights, made out of rechargeable Torch-Lights. I keep on using them till they're 150% useLess to me, then I look for those who buy them as scrap.

The only thing that really uses full light in my apartment is the chest-Freezer and I power than only during the day when the sun is out.

Even my outDoor Tv antena, I had to open it up, remove the transformer and resistor inside it, and replaced the Power-Cable with USB cable. Since the transformer is 6-volts output, I supply it either 6-volts or 5-volts from the USB port from back of my TV. Even my laptop USB port sef powers my outdoor TV antenna that has rotator. Only thing is - when I supply it 6-volts, when I press rotate button, it would rotate, BUT when I supply it 5-volts, it doesn't. well I rarely have reason to rotate it sef.

Now that's how far I have gone in converting things.


Imagine If I choose to open a shop, na to dey build UNIQUE power solutions, not all these followFollow things being sold everywhere

I go to Arena regularly, can you please link me up with where you get those fans? I need some urgently.

I am also not an engineer, I in fact studied architecture, but I have always been fascinated by electronics.

Incidentally, I was just discussing with my wife about the uselessness of our certificates this morning. Normally universities should be an ivory tower for looking for solutions to the countries problems, but Nigerian universities are just certificate awarding institutions with zero input on the countries technological and even social problems. Its only in Nigeria that you will find so many doctors and professors of engineering, but no single solution professed to solve basic engineering problems. What exactly they are professing is a mystery.
You that is not a professor and not even a master of electronics and electrical engineering can think of a simple solution to our power problems, but we have hundreds of professors and thousands of masters of electronics engineering and they are suffering the same power issues as every one else.

Chichilas:
It is not shocking. I said I would take this to the court of public opinion which is Nairaland because this is where I met you. You said I should do my worst. That nor be Nairaland Dey feed you. So why is it shocking you?

I am just getting started. You would be amazed how much time I would spend on your matter.

Cool down. The amount of stress we are all passing through in this country is enough. No need over stressing yourself over a small issue.
I know he did not handle it well, but then you too don't know the frustrations he too is passing through. Doing business in Nigeria is a very difficult thing, you don't have control of situations and you have no protections whatsoever from the government's. In fact the government even adds to the frustrations. You gain nothing by bringing zeestone99 down. Infact you guys have been friends and have done business for over 5years.

zeestone99:
Ok

This cables he's complaining about, he called me and I told him I will call a friend that have 4 core. I specifically told him I don't have it and we agreed I should ask a friend.
My friend sent him the 1st one. He said it's not complete and they have buried it already so there's no way to measure.
So he ordered another. My friend said he would only cut the cable in my presence, I don't have that time so I sent one of my boys. They measured in his presence and he confirmed 50yards plus small jara.
Cable was sent to benin on Sunday.
This Benin man called yesterday that cable is not complete, shouting on the phone blablabla. I told him to hold on.
I called my friend y he didn't cut complete cable, he responded that I should ask my boy that it was in his presence they cut this cable.
I called my boi and he said they cut 50yards plus jara in his presence.
I reverted to Benin man that they cut complete cable from here and my boi is also confirming it. He flared up and started shouting this is the second time and he's sending it back to Lagos. I told him to hold on. Called my boi and my friend again and they said they sent 50 yards complete. I called oga back and he said I'm cheating him and he would call me out on nairaland.
So here we are. In as much as u are a customer, u can always dialogue man to man and resolve issues, I won't tolerate you shouting on me and calling me names cos of one small misunderstanding that can be resolved with simple " what do think we can do now".
These are the issues.

I understand your frustrations, but a GOOD customer is always right. If you imbibed that philosophy, you would not have been impatient and not let the issue escalated. A simple explanation and apology would have sufficed. Next time if you don't have, tell him to source the cables somewhere else.

About your boy witnessing the measuring in front of him. My brother, in terms of business don't trust anyone, particularly a nigerian. Unless you did the measurements yourself, don't stick out your head for anybody. Those Alaba boys are magicians with both the tape rule and measuring scale. They would measure something in your front to be complete only to get home and measure it yourself and it becomes short.
Me, I have experienced it all.

I don't think Chichilas is lying or being unnecessary difficult, especially since this was the second time he is complaining on the same issue. He is genuinely upset.

Just apologise, make it up to him one way or the other. You could invite him for a drink or send him the money for a drink and forget the whole episode. It's just not worth the anger and bad feelings.

loluskysat:
My experience with Zeestone 99 was great. He demonstrated an apt knowledge of what he is selling and even replaced the item when i complained about it scratched by the despatch. I had a good customer service with him even though we have not met.

I have no doubt that zeestone99 has apt knowledge of what is selling or that you were satisfied with his services. The issue at hand is the experience of another customer who did not get customer satisfaction. I am a businessman with over 20 years experience. Customer satisfaction and feedback is key to business.
I just pointing out that this misunderstanding could have been handled much better.

bassdow:
purposely choose to die the matter.

See eh, I have designed a couple of circuits, I desiigned, not buy readyMade circuit Boards like most people packkaging solarGenerator boxes are doing. And I didn't even use anything hhaving coil.

And yes, there are different types of transformers BUT when I say transformerLess, those of us learned enough, I believe uunderstands whatt I meant.

One basic thing I love about transformers, is the seperation BUT when I want something that would be efficient with almost no wastages, I know what to do.


Makes little sense inverting 12-Volts or 24-Volts DC current to 240-Volts AC , only to have it stepedDown to say 19, 25, etc volts. That's lots of WASTAGEs wether using Transformers or NOT.



Any day I choose to use lithiuum batteries, I would BUILD (Assemble) mine, rather than buying readyMade lithium batteries which I don't know quuality of it's indiividual cells.

I also had the same question when I was still into solar power/alternative energy about a decade ago. It does not make sense to start with 12v DC, invert to 220v AC and then step down again to 12V DC using very expensive and sometimes fragile inverters. Why not connect the your 12v DC appliance directly to your battery or solar controller. I did a few experiments then and it worked perfectly. I bought a 12 TV and connected it directly to a 12 v battery and then connected the battery to a 200watts solar panel. (I didn't even use a solar controller). I was able to watch TV with DSTV when the sun was shining.
I didn't continue the experiments as I had numerous commitments that made me travel a lot.

Most electronic appliances like TV, Decoders, Laptops, sound systems, LED lights, etc eventually get stepped down to between 12 - 20vDC so a simple step up or step down converter would suffice.
When I have time, I will order for some bulk converters from alibaba.

zeestone99:
Cable is measured completely from our end. I have no idea how it became shorter when it got to benin. There's notin to resolve less than 5 mins conversation of its complete and it's not complete, he's solution is to spoil my reputation so he claims. As u can see theres notin to resolve. U can blame me for that though.

Very bad business ethics. Customer satisfaction should be a big part of your business philosophy for long term survival and success. The customer already made his concerns known before ordering based on previous order. You should have told him the truth that you have no control the cable length as you are a vendor or tell him the actual length of a labelled 100 yard cable is actually 80 yards. I know that is the standard practice among those alaba international sellers.
Even after the customer complaint you should have simply apologised and offer to refund the extra N20k. This would have made him happy and a repeat customer. You have now only now lost a long term customer but also businesses he would have brought you in future, all because of N20k.

MaxW11:
Atiku is so desperate to become president even through the back door, he’s very upset he got beaten in by a non northerner hahaha.
This is last chance saloon for Mr Atiku, unfortunately he has failed already. CSU has confirmed the president was a stellar, first class student- case closed.

Quit tribalising this issue, if it is about non northerner Tinubu would not smell the presidency. It was northern votes that won Tinubu the presidency. If we add up all southern votes, Tinubu lost the southern votes.

Most of the people against Tinubu are southerners, including his native yoruba tribesmen. That is because some Yorubas don't support criminality. Icons like Late Gani Fawehinmi, Fela Kuti, Tunji Braithwaite, Taiwan Solarin, etc, didn't support criminals based tribal sentiments.

If you remove your tribal tinted glasses, you agree see that Tinubu has a criminal past and lots of unanswered questions. First of all the certificate he presented to INEC was forged. This much we learnt from the CSU court deposition. Yes he graduated from the school, but he failed to collect his certificate. Secondly, the certificates he used to gain admission into CSU were forged. There was no Government College Lagos when he claimed to have obtained an O/level certificate there. Under normal circumstances CSU would investigate the issue with a view of withdrawing their diploma if it was determined he did not meet their admission criteria when he was admitted. As they day in law, you cannot build a structure on a faulty foundation.

Having said that, I doubt these allegations are enough for Tinubu to lose the presidency. There are lots of loopholes which his lawyers can exploit. In Nigeria laws for the elites are very ambiguous and depends on the personality involved. You don't even need a school certificate to become a president. About the forgery case, his lawyers will argue you cannot forge something that you are entitled to, and I am 100% sure the sure the supreme court will agree. The Nigerian supreme court can never rule against an incumbent, it had never happened.

DeepSight:
https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.ucanews.com/amp/lost-in-translation-index-on-japanese-atheism-off-target/75225

Very debatable. In fact many can validly say atheism emphasizes materialism by denying the spiritual. Thus leaving the material as the be all and end all.

I read you link on Japan, it still collaborates my stance. The apparent disagreement is in the definition of atheism. Strict atheism means lack of belief in Gods, spirits, spiritualism, the unseen, etc., while liberal atheism accommodates spirits, spiritualism, the unseen and even gods, the difference being lack of a creator God or a personal God who cares about how you go about your life. Now, there are very few strict atheists, most fall within a spectrum between the two extremes. Buddhism can be said to fall into the category of liberal atheism.

When I refer to Japan as a predominantly atheist country, I am using the Nigerian criteria where anyone who does not believe in a personal God is termed an atheist. Over 99% of Nigerians believe in a person God, whereas this figure is less than 15% in Japan.

When I am talking about materialism, I mean the crave for material possessions. Theistic religions lure new members by promising all sorts of material rewards - both in this life and in the afterlife. Their priests and even their gods demand material gifts from adherents to be considered worthy of blessings and favours. This is not found in atheism.

Yes, the atheism believes all that matters is here and now and tries to make the best use of his limited time. The theist believes that they have eternity to enjoy material sensations - either spiritually or physically, and so have numerous chances to sin and repent until the last breath.

Please let me add that recorded human history is approximately 5,000 years. Within that time, theism governed people lives and behaviour for over 4,700 years. It was just about 300 years when people began to question and indeed challenge religion and reason started taking over that human development started to accelerate. As more and more people began to question the Gods, such societies began to accelerate in human and social development.

I still reiterate that highly religious societies remain unstable and underdeveloped in comparison to the highly atheistic ones.

Aemmyjah:
I'm not implying
Will atheism bring about good morals in the society?
I asked how it will solve human problems of greed, crime, tribalism, etc
You're shifting post

Yes atheism brings about good morals in a society. If you carry out a survey of predominantly atheist countries and predominantly religious countries, you will discover that predominantly atheist countries are usually far more moral. Examples are the Scandinavian countries, Japan, Czech Republic, etc. Crime rates in these countries are very low. Contrast to highly religious countries like Nigeria, Afghanistan, South American countries, etc, where crime rates are very high.

Atheism solves human problems of greed, crime, tribalism by not emphasising materialism. It does not promise you material wealth both in this life and the life beyond. Atheism means you have no one to blame your failings and evil deeds on, you take responsibility for all your deeds. No devil, no Satan, no witches, no village people, so you become more careful and thoughtful of your actions.

It's been confirmed, Bola A Tinubu that graduated from Chicago State University is indeed a boy. Further more the certificate obtained and presented is original and valid. That's all that's needed in the on going litigation at the supreme court. President Tinubu has one this case, Atikulates and Obidients better sheath their swords or better still sharpen their swords in readiness for the next election. For now they should join hands with the agbadoans to move this country forward. The pains being experienced by ordinary Nigerians is excruciating. We have far more important issues than crying over the last elections.

Anxiously waiting for the most anticipated gender reveal in history.

raskymonojendor:
Even if they admit anything, CSU already gave them a way out. The below is what the Supreme court will hammer on just like the election tribunal did with Tafa Balogun's FBI letter.

The bone of contention since 1999 had been Tinubu's academic background and records. All his academic records he submitted to INEC had been challenged and it was never really resolved. There has always been the allegation that he is impersonating someone's else's identity and certificate. This is what this current court case is about. Atiku and Tinubus distractors are alleging that either Tinubu got into Richard Daley's college or into Chicago State University with stolen identity. What Atiku is after are the admission documents he used in getting admission into Chicago State University including social security number and his passport photograph. Then the actual degree he was awarded and when he graduated.

A quick aberration in the letter you presented. I find it quite suspicious that the university registrar is saying that both the diploma awarded Tinubu and the certified true copy are different and valid. How? A certified true copy of a document is simply a copy of the document that is certified by a certifying officer. It should be an exact copy of the original document save the stamp and signature of the current date. A certified true copy cannot have different logo, different fronts and different original signature.
The registrar should just have said a brand new certificate was issued instead of calling it"Certified True Copy ".

jahsharon:
Supreme Court cannot take any evidence that was not presented to the Presidential Election Tribunal

False. In a sane supreme court in a sane country where justice is supreme, additional evidence is accepted if it was not available at the time of the lower court judgement and if it is fundamental to the case. It like someone already condemned for murder by the lower courts, and later DNA results came out that showed that the murder was carried out by someone else. The supreme court is a liberty to accept the new evidence and exonerate the condemned.
But this is Nigeria's supreme court we are talking about. They have never ruled against the incumbent government in president election cases in the history of Nigeria. In 2007 they said INEC's failure to serialised the ballot papers did not invalidate the elections. In 2023 an election tribunal in Kano cancelled votes because the votes because the ballot papers were not stamped. I am almost 100% sure that the supreme court will find one technicality not to admit the new evidence particularly if it is very damning.

Nigerians are confirming the world view that we are fantastically corrupt people. Our youths are into fraud, our pastors are conmen, our politicians are hardened criminals. No wonder we as a people are becoming a pariah in the committee of nations.

DrGoodman:
Let's see what this man has been hiding desperately

I am sure Tinubu will head to the supreme court. Since Tinubu said full disclose of his academic credentials will do severe harm to his life, that he will fight to it to the last.

kingxsamz:
Lol, this una god sef.
Lot's wife was turned to salt simply because she looked behind her, but Lot who offered his daughters up to strangers to be raped received no punishment. Lot's daughters who raped him and had children for him also received no punishment. And this is supposed to be a moral story? 😂😂

Apart from violence, bible tales are too immoral and depraved for me.

Biblical stories particularly old testament are too violent for an atheist/humanist like me. I cannot fathom how a supposedly benign being kills millions of his children violently in order to sooth his ego.