BREAKING: Atiku, Obi Given Seven-day Ultimatum To Release Academic Records

,BREAKING: Atiku, Obi Given Seven-day Ultimatum To Release Academic Records

A political collective known as Team Beta Naija has given Atiku Abubakar and Peter Obi a seven-day ultimatum to disclose their academic records or face legal action compelling them to do so.

The group emphasized that Atiku should focus on providing evidence of his election victory rather than diverting attention to President Bola Tinubu’s transcripts and academic records.

They criticized Atiku for directing attention and resources toward an issue that lacks uncertainty.

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Etinosa Igiebor, the director-general of the group, remarked in a statement from Akure that it was amusing to see individuals with dubious track records, both in public service and private endeavors, pursuing President Tinubu. He highlighted Tinubu’s established academic, administrative, and leadership capabilities both nationally and internationally.

Igiebor also mentioned that the group had privately requested both Atiku and Obi to publicly disclose their academic qualifications, but there had been no response from either party.

He said: “We are hereby issuing another public call with a Seven (7) day ultimatum for compliance. Failure to do so will see us asking our lawyers, who are waiting in the wings, to institute a case against them in a court of competent jurisdiction to demand the release of the academic records of both the Peoples Democratic Party, Alhaji Atiku Abubakar and his Labour Party candidate, Mr Peter Obi.

“The case before the Supreme Court is a logical one and not an emotional affair. If they want to win, they must prove beyond every reasonable doubt. Anything aside from logic will amount to a waste of time.

“We urge Nigerians to continue their support for the President’s administration. We are mindful of the current challenges, and we are quite hopeful that the tide will change, and the country will blossom again.”