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Atiku to submit Tinubu’s CSU documents in Supreme Court, APC lampoons opposition

Olatunbosun Obafemi
Last updated: October 4, 2023 9:12 am
Olatunbosun Obafemi
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The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) Deputy National Publicity Secretary, Ibrahim Abdullahi, has hinted the relevant documents obtained from the Chicago State University (CSU) would be presented before the Supreme Court.

Abdullahi said the documents would be used to prove the PDP and Atiku Abubakar’s case against President Bola Tinubu at the apex court.

Asked if they were satisfied with the documents released by the CSU, Abdullahi said, “Yes, we are; that was exactly what we requested.

“We have suspected and proven that we have a conflicting record about Tinubu, the president of the country, and that is why we sought relief from the court to see what he was issued when he graduated from the Chicago State University as he claimed in 1979.

“He who alleges must prove. Now that we have the document, we will tender it before the Supreme Court.

“So it’s now for the revered justices of the Supreme Court to see if indeed what we have said against this person can be proven, and then the necessary thing be done per the extant provisions, laws and the Electoral Act.”

Declaring that ‘the game is up,’ Abdullahi stated, “If the judiciary has any modicum of honour left in it, this is the time to prove it, and if Tinubu and his people, APC have anything good for Nigeria in their entire conception, this is the time to prove it. Tinubu and the APC should apologise to Nigerians, hand over and go.”

Atiku had filed 35 grounds of appeal at the apex court to nullify the Presidential Election Petitions Court’s judgment that affirmed Tinubu as the winner of the February presidential election.

HURIWA tells Supreme Court to disqualify Tinubu

the Human Rights Writers Association of Nigeria (HURIWA) has urged the Supreme Court of Nigeria to disqualify President Bola Tinubu from office or compel him to resign over his alleged identity theft and certificate forgery.

HURIWA made this call in a press statement following the revelation that the academic record from South-West College, which Tinubu used in gaining admission into Chicago State University (CSU) “belonged to a woman”.

The society civil group said the documents released by CSU to former Vice President Atiku Abubakar, who was challenging Tinubu’s victory in the February 25 presidential election in a US court, showed that Tinubu was enrolled as a female student with the name, Bola Adekunle Tinubu.

APC lampoons Atiku, PDP

Meanwhile, the National Publicity Director of the APC, Bala Ibrahim, has attributed Atiku and the PDP’s action to what he called ‘post-election defeat disorder.’

He stated, “We have said it times without number that the PDP and Atiku are suffering from ‘defeat disorder syndrome.’ The next thing for them to do now is to file another application at the court asking for the number of times Tinubu attended lectures at the Chicago State University.

‘’There is just nothing they won’t question, including asking God why he created the man Tinubu. There is what they call post-trauma disorder syndrome. If they are not treated for it, they will continue to manifest stupidity until such a time when the proper psychiatric assessment of their situation is done.’’

 Ibrahim further knocked the PDP for refusing to accept defeat, advising the party’s presidential candidate to retire from public life.

“Remember, Nigerians voted them out. They refused to accept it and went to court. The court threw them out. They refused and went abroad where they were voted out again.

‘’Now, they are still refusing to accept. To us, it is a foregone issue. The case has been rested. Atiku should just swallow his pride and bow out of public life,” he counselled.

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