Politics Certificate Controversy: 5 Key Questions ABU VC Failed To Answer

[kemi]

Embattled Kogi West Senator, Dino Melaye was today cleared by Vice Chancellor, Ahamadu Bello University, Prof. Ibrahim Garba on certificate and graduation controversies.



Prof. Garba, while appearing before the Senate ethics committee on Monday said "Yes, from records, Dino formerly known as Daniel Jonah Melaye graduated from the Ahmad Bello University with BA Geography."

However, ripples the controversy has generated goes beyond ascertaining his studentship or graduation.

Below are 5 questions the VC failed to answer today:

1. How was Dino admitted into ABU without 5 'O' level credits? Did he tender a result different from the one that surfaced online?

2. To study Geography, shouldn't he have obtained a better result than P8 in the subject?

3. Why was Dino's name given as 'Daniel Jonah MELAYE' in his statement of results; and 'Melaye Daniel Jonah O in the Senior School Certificate with which he was admitted?

4. How could Dino have participated in the national youth service in 2000 when he graduated in 2000? Did he finish in January, February or March and how fast his set mobilization?

5. Why is Dino's certificate not yet issued 17 years after graduation? and Which certificate did he tender to INEC prior to his Federal House of Reps and Senate elections?

 

[PressRoom]

Thank you!!!

 

[ProfRem]

Well, ABU, INEC and other should be able to answer these questions.

The Senate cannot be a judge in its own case. Melaye's case is no a case within the Senate purview. It should be a serious legal battle in a sane society.

 

[Ugbedeojo]

Dino, VC ABU and INEC have to give Nigerians answers to these questions. More investigation is needed seriously.

 

[Marcel Uzendu]

APC are really looking for a way to rubbish that brave Dino but they will not succeed in Jesus Name AMEN and AMEN

 

[airstar]

@ Remmyalex, You are right..the case should be put forth at the judiciary level. Adequate evidences/answers tothe above questions should be provided and not to be swept under the carpet.