I saw the Sahara Reporters news yesterday but decided to leave it alone until the Minister responds to the allegations. And she has, by erasing her educational references online after SR's report hit the net.

According to the report by Sahara Reporters, Aviation Minister Stella Odua's Master's degree which she claimed to have obtained from St. Paul’s College Lawrenceville, Virginia, US and presented to the Senate in 2011 as a ministerial nominee, is fake, because the school does not offer graduate programs.

Sahara Reporters learned from the President of the college that it has never in its 125-year history had a graduate school or graduate program. The Provost Vice President of Academic Affairs, and the Vice President of Institutional Development said “We don’t offer any graduate programs here.”

Premium Times went digging and it looks like the allegation is true because by 4pm today, her profile page on Facebook was edited and all traces of St. Paul’s College was removed from the account. It was also removed from her Wikipedia page and her biography on the Ministry of Aviation website.



Source: http://chrisderablog..com/2014/01/aviation-minister-stella-oduah-erases.html#more

Imagine Stella were a westerner, she would hav being contemplatin suicide... :-( kai d poor lady don hear am 4 Sahara hand :-(

This is serious. Why wuld she want to claim what she is not.
What wuld have happend if she had stuck to her first degree. Nigerian politicians and posing.
...just hoping the authorities will look into it and do the needful shuld she be found culpable. Thats if they will find yhe courage to do so.
What a country

[negaiyke]Imagine Stella were a westerner, she would hav being contemplatin suicide... :-( kai d poor lady don hear am 4 Sahara hand :-([/quote]

She will not comtemplate resignation not to talk of suicide.
This is the kind of person we have as the head of a sensitive ministry. if u can lie abt ur urself u can lie abt anything. Very repulsive.

This country is beyond fixing. This woman should honorably stepdown