Spokesperson for the Labour Party (LP) Presidential candidate in the February 25, 2023 general elections, Mr. Kenneth Okonkwo, has thrown his weight behind Alhaji Atiku Abubakar’s assertions that President Bola Tinubu’s claimed Chicago State University (CSU) certificate was a ‘100% forged’ document.
Okonkwo’s statement came as a significant blow to the ruling government and raises serious questions about the authenticity of Tinubu’s academic credentials.
He wasted no time in asserting that the current President’s purported CSU certificate is fraudulent and that this revelation casts a dark cloud over his Presidency.
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In a scathing critique, Okonkwo lamented the situation, describing it as a ‘sad day for Nigerians’. He expressed deep concern that the individual occupying the highest office in the land could allegedly present a forged certificate, while also drawing attention to Tinubu’s Government College Lagos certificate, which he contended was also fake.
The Labour Party spokesperson’s comments underscore the gravity of the allegations made against President Tinubu.
Okonkwo’s assertion aligned with Atiku’s earlier claims that Tinubu’s CSU certificate was forged, raising questions about the credibility of a person holding such a prestigious position.
The debate surrounding President Tinubu’s academic credentials has become a hot topic in Nigerian politics, with various stakeholders demanding a thorough investigation into the matter. Okonkwo’s statement further fuels the controversy and calls into question the integrity of those holding public office. Forgery allegations of this nature carry severe legal consequences, both in the United States and Nigeria.
Okonkwo’s vocal stance on the matter reinforces the need for transparency and accountability among leaders and underscores the importance of verifying the authenticity of academic credentials.