A chieftain of the African Democratic Congress, ADC, Kalu Kalu, on Thursday insisted that President Bola Tinubu has been submitting forged certificates to the Independent National Electoral Commission, INEC, since 1999.
Kalu disclosed that Tinubu submitted forged certificates to INEC in 1999, 2023, and now.
He spoke on Channels Television’s Politics Today, while reacting to the controversy over Tinubu’s missing certificates on INEC’s forms.
Tinubu had failed to submit his primary and secondary school certificates to INEC.
However, Kalu insisted that Tinubu’s documents are forged and fake.
According to Kalu: “The constitution of the Federal Republic of Nigeria says no person shall be qualified to contest for the office of the president if that person has presented a forged certificate to INEC, that is the law.
“Today, Tinubu has submitted forged certificates and I would list them now.
“The substance of this issue is did Tinubu in 1999 submit forged certificates to INEC? The answer is yes, did Tinubu submit forged certificates to INEC in the 2023 election? The answer is yes.
“I’m saying it here on national television for the whole world to know that Tinubu in 1999 deposed that he attended Saint Paul’s Primary School in Ibadan which is false, let Tinubu, his handlers, and Ogala come out and say that it’s not false.”
Missing primary, secondary certificates: Tinubu submitted forged documents to INEC – ADC chieftain