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Title: Atiku's Revelations from CSU Deposition: Tinubu's Certificate Controversy Unveiled

In a startling revelation during a world press conference, former Vice President Atiku Abubakar shed light on shocking discrepancies surrounding the certificate submitted by President Bola Tinubu to the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC). MissPearls, in a detailed summary of Atiku's findings from the Chicago State University (CSU) deposition, exposed various inconsistencies in Tinubu's educational and documentation history.
  1. Forged CSU Certificate: Atiku revealed that President Tinubu allegedly forged the CSU certificate submitted to INEC, raising questions about the authenticity of his academic credentials.
  2. Gender Discrepancy: Tinubu's Southwest College Certificate, used as a basis for applying to CSU, reportedly bears 'Female' as the gender, adding another layer of confusion to the saga.
  3. Fictitious Graduation Date: The CSU admission form provided by Atiku indicates that Tinubu claimed to have attended Govt College and graduated in 1970, even though the school was established in 1974.
  4. Identity Theft: Shockingly, the documents used for Tinubu's CSU application allegedly belong to a black American female, raising concerns about identity theft.
  5. Dual Citizenship Denial: Tinubu's INEC form denies having dual citizenship, suggesting that the admission letter cannot possibly belong to him, further deepening the mystery.
  6. Name Inconsistencies: Atiku's findings point out that the initial 'A' in Bola A Tinubu is 'Ahmed' on the CSU documents but appears as 'Adekunle' on the fake NYSC certificate he submitted.
Furthermore, Atiku emphasized that the Supreme Court can accept new evidence if specific requirements are met, and he believes that all necessary requirements have been satisfied in this case. These revelations have ignited a significant controversy, raising questions about President Tinubu's eligibility and the integrity of the electoral process.



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