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We Have Been Vindicated, Our Case Has Been Proven – PDP Speaks On Tinubu’s Academic Records

The Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) Deputy National Publicity Secretary, Ibrahim Abdullahi has said that the academic records of President Bola Tinubu obtained from the Chicago State University (CSU) conflicts that which was presented to the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC).

Abdullahi stated this while speaking with the Punch.

He hinted that the relevant documents would be presented before the Supreme Court to prove the PDP and Atiku Abubakar’s case against Tinubu.

The PDP chieftain said that the PDP has finally been vindicated. He noted that they have proven that they have a conflicting record about Tinubu.

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Abdullahi argued that it is time for Tinubu to apologise to the Nigerian people and hand over power.

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He said, “We have suspected and proven that we have a conflicting record about Tinubu, the president of the country, and that is why we sought reliefs 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.

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.”

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