Operation Show Us Your Classmate: Group Picture of Tinubu In Primary School Surfaces As Internet Digs Out Atiku’s Nomination Form(Photos) 

Operation Show Us Your Classmate: Group Picture of Tinubu In Primary School Surfaces As Internet Digs Out Atiku’s Nomination Form(Photos)

The election is taking place once more, and everyone is employing their skills to the best of their abilities. The internet is, in fact, a place full of humour.

Propaganda specialists are at work, politicians are busy planning their strategies, and supporters are busy promoting their favourite candidates. In fact, there is a ton of activity as the general elections fast approach.

You’ve seen the usual certificate sagas in Nigeria during election season? Last week’s trend was the APC presidential candidate and his primary and secondary school certificate. Tinubu submitted his candidacy documents to INEC, leaving out his primary and secondary school information but including his university’s credentials.

Tinubu claims that under the military dictatorship that ruled during the early 1990s, his papers were stolen. Now, according to INEC, all you need is documentation showing that you attended school. Therefore, in order to speed up the process and prevent lengthy discussions, the majority of the politicians submitted documents for which they are in possession of original copies.

The opposition has subsequently probed Tinubu on why he refused to disclose his school credentials if he was not afraid of the past. Nothing dem no talk, now guess what ? the internet has uncovered Atiku’s nomination papers and behold his school documentation were omitted too.

Trust Jagaba devotees, they have already done justice to the documents, but can you guess the KOKO?

Tinubu’s early school days picture from St John’s Primary School in Aroloya, Lagos State, where he attended from 1958 to 1964, has surfaced online.

What then have you got to say? Atiku left out his academic background on his candidacy paperwork, and now we have a group photo from Tinubu’s primary school.

Osigwe Omo-Ikirodah, Principal Bush Radio Academy.

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