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CSU certificate: Group calls on Tinubu to shame detractors

Babeeta Eshieshi by Babeeta Eshieshi
October 8, 2023
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A Civil Society Organisation (CSO), United Global Resolve for Peace (UGRFP), has called on President Bola Tinubu to defend the saga about his educational qualification from Chicago State University and shame his detractors.

Mr Shalom Olaseni, Chairman of UGRFP, said on Sunday in a statement that as a concerned group, they have been monitoring the whole event surrounding Tinubu’s certificate authenticity.

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Olaseni said that the issue had attracted so much attention in the media space both locally and internationally.

ā€œNow is the appropriate time for the President to provide every proof that his certificate was genuinely acquired,ā€ he said.

Olaseni said that Nigeria’s democracy would be dragged in the mud if the controversy was not resolved.

ā€œIn this regard, we call upon President Tinubu to forthrightly present his side of the matter.

ā€œThe President, as a custodian of our national leadership, owes it to the Nigerian people to provide irrefutable evidence that validates the authenticity of his educational qualifications.

ā€œTransparency is not a mere expectation, it is an imperative for the sustenance of trust and confidence in our leadership.

ā€œThe implications of allowing this controversy to persist without resolution will extend beyond the realm of political intrigue and into the very core of our democratic principles,’’ Olaseni said.

According to the UGRFP chairman, by failing to address allegations of this magnitude, the president risks sending a message that integrity and accountability can be compromised with impunity.

Olaseni further said that allowing such allegations to slide would project the image of the country in the negative light.

ā€œAs Nigeria seeks to play an increasingly prominent role on the international stage, it is paramount that our leaders demonstrate the highest standards of integrity and accountability,’’ Olaseni added.

The chairman also warned those exploiting the situation, especially on social media platforms, to beware.

According to him, decorum is profitable to direct, and circumspection is wisdom in the face of half-truths and blurry narratives.

We believe that the truth must be unveiled for the sake of our nation’s unity, credibility and the faith our citizens placed on the country.

ā€œMr President must be accorded a right of reply and remains adjudged by the presumption of regularity and innocence of the allegations against him.

ā€œIt is only a court of competent jurisdiction that can adjudicate on this matter,’’ the chairman said.

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Nweze described the superhighway as a ā€œtransformative initiativeā€ that will boost trade, ease transportation, and connect communities across the South-East and beyond. ā€œThe project will facilitate movement of goods and people, strengthen economic ties, and open up new opportunities for businesses in the region,ā€ she said. The presidential aide also commended Senator Umahi for what she called his hands-on supervision of federal projects nationwide. ā€œYou are greatly repaying the confidence reposed in you by the President when he entrusted this responsibility to you,ā€ Nweze told the Works Minister during the inspection. She specifically praised ongoing work on the *Ndibe Bridge* and other strategic federal highways in the South-East. Nweze recalled the poor state of the *Afikpo-Okigwe Federal Highway* in previous years, saying it was once both deplorable and insecure. ā€œI remember we prayed fervently whenever family members travelled that road because of its condition and vulnerability,ā€ she said. ā€œBut the story has changed today, as you have deployed your engineering ingenuity to make travel on the road seamless.ā€ Nweze said the infrastructure gains should translate into political support for President Tinubu in 2027. ā€œPresident Tinubu, therefore, deserves to be voted for massively by the region in appreciation and to sustain this unrivalled development,ā€ she stated. She argued that the South-East ā€œcannot wish for a better leader at the helmā€ at a time when federal projects are visibly impacting daily life. 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Analysts say infrastructure has become the main argument the presidency is using to engage the South-East electorate — alongside security and economic programmes. While Nweze’s comments were welcomed by some APC stakeholders in the South-East, reactions across the region remain mixed. Supporters say the pace of road works under Umahi is noticeable and long overdue. Critics argue that more needs to be done on security, job creation, and inclusion in federal appointments. ā€œWhen you see the level of work on these roads and bridges, you cannot deny that something is happening,ā€ she said. ā€œThe people should reward that commitment with their votes.ā€ With two years to the next general election, the Tinubu administration appears set to use infrastructure delivery as a key campaign tool in the South-East. 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The presidential aide also commended Senator Umahi for what she called his hands-on supervision of federal projects nationwide. ā€œYou are greatly repaying the confidence reposed in you by the President when he entrusted this responsibility to you,ā€ Nweze told the Works Minister during the inspection. She specifically praised ongoing work on the *Ndibe Bridge* and other strategic federal highways in the South-East. Nweze recalled the poor state of the *Afikpo-Okigwe Federal Highway* in previous years, saying it was once both deplorable and insecure. ā€œI remember we prayed fervently whenever family members travelled that road because of its condition and vulnerability,ā€ she said. ā€œBut the story has changed today, as you have deployed your engineering ingenuity to make travel on the road seamless.ā€ Nweze said the infrastructure gains should translate into political support for President Tinubu in 2027. ā€œPresident Tinubu, therefore, deserves to be voted for massively by the region in appreciation and to sustain this unrivalled development,ā€ she stated. She argued that the South-East ā€œcannot wish for a better leader at the helmā€ at a time when federal projects are visibly impacting daily life. 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Nweze recalled the poor state of the *Afikpo-Okigwe Federal Highway* in previous years, saying it was once both deplorable and insecure. ā€œI remember we prayed fervently whenever family members travelled that road because of its condition and vulnerability,ā€ she said. ā€œBut the story has changed today, as you have deployed your engineering ingenuity to make travel on the road seamless.ā€ Nweze said the infrastructure gains should translate into political support for President Tinubu in 2027. ā€œPresident Tinubu, therefore, deserves to be voted for massively by the region in appreciation and to sustain this unrivalled development,ā€ she stated. She argued that the South-East ā€œcannot wish for a better leader at the helmā€ at a time when federal projects are visibly impacting daily life. 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For Nweze, the message is simple: the projects are real, the impact is being felt, and continuity is needed to finish the work. ā€œThe superhighway, the bridges, the highways — these are not just roads. They are lifelines for our economy and our people,ā€ she said.
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