CSU RELEASES RESULT OF A SARCASTIC PRESIDENT TINUBU

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PLEASE DO NOT RELEASE MY SCHOOL INFORMATION TO ATIKU

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President Bola Ahmed Tinubu must have known the outcome of all these when he was sarcastically pleading to the court not to release certain details of his results to Former Vice President Atiku Abubakah weeks ago

BEFORE NOW : Court orders CSU to release school information about Tinubu.

The United States District Court in Northern Illinois has issued an order to Chicago State University (CSU) to release President Bola Tinubu’s academic records to Atiku Abubakar, an opposition candidate in Nigeria’s upcoming presidential election. This decision comes after Mr. Tinubu’s objection was dismissed by Judge Nancy Maldonado on Saturday.

Judge Maldonado has given CSU a deadline of 48 hours, starting from Saturday, to release the requested documents to Atiku. The judge fully affirmed the ruling made by Magistrate Judge Jeffery Gilbert on September 20th, which ordered the release of Mr. Tinubu’s academic records. She emphasized that Atiku has the right to access these records.

In a sarcastic tone of voice: Well, isn’t this just a delightful turn of events? The US court in Illinois has graciously ordered Chicago State University to hand over President Tinubu’s academic records to his opponent, Atiku Abubakar. It seems that Mr. Tinubu’s objections were swiftly dismissed by Judge Maldonado, who clearly believes in the importance of transparency and access to information.

Now, CSU has been given a generous 48-hour deadline to comply with the court’s decision. I’m sure they’ll be scrambling to gather those records and hand them over to Atiku by Monday at noon. After all, who needs privacy and confidentiality when it comes to academic achievements?

It’s truly heartwarming to see the court system working so efficiently and effectively, ensuring that political opponents have access to each other’s personal information. I’m sure this will only lead to a fair and balanced election in Nigeria’s February presidential race.

In all seriousness, this ruling highlights the significance of transparency in the political process. While it may be seen as a victory for Atiku, it also raises questions about the privacy rights of individuals, even those in positions of power. It will be interesting to see how this development will impacts the ruling at the supreme court.

TODAY THE NEWS IS: CSU CONFIRM TINUBU ACTUALLY GRADUATED

Yes, Chicago State University (CSU) has officially confirmed that President Bola Tinubu attended and graduated from the institution in 1979, earning a bachelor’s degree. This statement was released to CBS News, a division of the American television and radio service CBS, on Thursday. Within 48 hours ?

However, due to federal law, the university is unable to provide any further information without consent or a court order. This restriction has been imposed on them.

Atiku Abubakar, the candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party (PDP) in the 2023 presidential election, has alleged that Tinubu’s academic records, which show his graduation from Chicago State University, are not authentic. Atiku argues that this discrepancy should nullify Tinubu’s election victory.

Tinubu submitted his diploma certificate to the Independent National Electoral Commission (INEC), and Atiku is pushing for the nullification of Tinubu’s election based on allegations of submitting fake records to the electoral body.

The United States District Court for the Northern District of Illinois recently adjourned the ruling on a subpoena application for Tinubu’s records from the university. This adjournment occurred after CSU stated that they were unable to confirm the authenticity of the certificate Tinubu submitted to Nigeria’s electoral body.

During the hearing in Chicago before Judge Jeffrey Gilbert, CSU lawyer Michael Hayes explicitly stated that the university could not determine whether Tinubu’s certificate was genuine or forged. Hayes emphasized that his client could not answer either of those questions.

The hearing began at approximately 1:30 pm and lasted several hours. This lawsuit was brought by Atiku Abubakar, Tinubu’s main challenger during the February 25 presidential election.

What is next on this soap opera?