A social media influencer, simply identified as Nefertiti, has alleged that President Bola Tinubu committed forgery and identity theft by submitting to INEC a certificate belonging to one Oluwole.
Nefertiti disclosed this on Wednesday in a statement on X, which has gone viral.
Her comment comes on the heels of Tinubu’s certificate released by the Chicago State University (CSU) on Monday.
It will be recalled that Chronicle NG reported that a US court ordered the Chicago State University to release Alhaji Atiku Abubakar Tinubu’s certificate, which he claimed to have gotten upon graduation from the university.
According to Nefertiti, she stated that “no matter how they try to spin the story, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu committed a crime. These are incontrovertible and irrefutable facts.”
Furthermore, she argued that Tinubu is also a drug baron who forfeited $460,000 in proceeds from heroine” to the United States after being caught and prosecuted.
Making allusions to the Holy Bible, Nefertiti, an avid supporter of Peter Obi, the presidential candidate of the Labour Party in the last presidential election, stated that Tinubu “ran a Muslim Muslim ticket, you jubilated. He hired fake bishops; you spoke in tongues. He stole Donald Duke’s photo, and you became blind. Your Plan B Pastor-cum-Gym Instructor told you that Saul would come before David; you became prophetic.”
His statement on X reads, “Bola Tinubu committed forgery by submitting the Oluwole certificate produced by himself to INEC. He breached Section 137(1)(j) of the 1999 Constitution. He committed identity theft by procuring a certificate that bore a female identity.
“No matter how they try to spin the story, Asiwaju Bola Ahmed Tinubu committed a crime. These are incontrovertible and irrefutable facts. It is a constitutional and legal matter that the Supreme Court must determine. I expect Nigerians to stick to this.
“No amount of propaganda and gaslighting by any media, Agbaya Werey, will silence Nigerians. The Supreme Court will not pull more wool over our eyes. All eyes must peel this time. Reuben Abati should pick up Asiwaju Cap and stop disguising on television; he is not neutral. Nigerians must rise up!
“He forfeited $460,000 in proceeds from heroine, you concluded. He ran a Muslim-Muslim ticket; you jubilated. He hired fake bishops; you spoke in tongues. He stole Donald Duke’s photo, and you became blind. Your Plan B, Pastor-cum-Gym When your instructor told you that Saul would come before David, you became prophetic.
“He stole the mandate of 200 million people; you defended it. Now that he has forged his certificate, you are having technical difficulties. Do you see your life outside? You have no shame. I am not even shocked by the “amoral positions” taken by some of your leading religious and opinion leaders, especially the academy and the Christian community.
“BAT exposed many figures you worshipped before now. They would have gone to their graves as heroes. The people you held in high esteem in Nigeria—the people to whom you dedicated your morning recitals at schools back then—have fallen like dominoes in your presence. Kudos to Bola Ahmed Tinubu; he did his homework well.
“This man could literally shoot people dead in broad daylight in front of TV cameras, and some Nigerians will still defend him. They’ve lost their sense of shame and propriety. You don’t expect Professor Gbajue to bite the finger that fed him; once you taste corrupt money, your boldness vanishes.
“Master Strategist only in Nigeria? Strategy couldn’t reach America? It couldn’t even get to Niger? There is nothing close to strategic about him; it’s always been violence, chaos, and bribery. Take away these three things, and he is just another empty vessel making the loudest noise. A local champion.
“It’ll amount to crass abuse of commonsense for a professor who sees nothing wrong in certificate forgery and identity theft to be accorded any honour and respect by the academia. Kongi’s glory is spent. He is proof that “Wisdom of the Ancients” can be bestowed on anyone, grey or not! With all his education, he gave tribalism a shelter.
“Again, was forgery the lesson they wanted to teach us? Did I miss something?”
