Borno PDP Guber. Candidate: Looming certificate scandal grips data boys

... UGC allegedly into illegal oil refining, bunkering

Recently, we have witnessed inconsistencies about the status of the Borno PDP gubernatorial candidate’s degree certificate.

While some of the PDP data boys claimed UGC to have graduated from the Department of Computer uter Science and group argued that he graduated from the Department of Mathematics.

It is embarrassing, though PDP can be simply described as a caricature, for a political party to present someone that is not even certain about his certificate or rather the course of study as a governorship candidate.

Initially, when they presented the biography of the so-called gubernatorial candidate, otherwise called UGC. It shows that their candidate was a graduate of Computer Science at the University of Maiduguri.

However, when concerns were raised, the Computer Science Department was established at the UNIMAID in 2017 and has only graduated one set at the moment, which UGC, according to his biography presented by the data boys, cannot have been among. They quickly change to Mathematics and not Computer Science anymore.

In addition, the Borno PDP Publicity Secretary’s release today put aspersions on UGC as to whether he has attended any pre-University education.

Shine your eyes, they come to defraud the good people of Borno, but the market no good from the beginning. Let me borrow words from Amos Bwala Yakubu “If it will take Mohammed Ali Jajari three months to tell us his simple profile, how many years will it take him to fix one LGA?
Ikon Allah”. Worst still, the profile was marred by inconsistencies, suspicion and alleged forgery.

... UGC allegedly into illegal oil refining, bunkering

Meanwhile, in defence of UGC, Borno State PDP Publicity Secretary stated that their candidate was into oil and gas and has worked with Humble Oil and Majesty Energy.

Both companies are, however, suspicious, according to the internet check. Majesty Energy was said to be incorporated in Apapa in 2007 with unknown status and activities of the company unspecified. Similarly, Humble Oil, which was registered in 2003, is also has no known status, and its activities remain undefined.

The screenshot of both internet checks is attached to this post.

Coincidentally, in testimony on Facebook by one Anas Gajiram, who calmed to be his childhood friend, UGC was suspected of having been engaged in illegal oil refining and bunkering at some point in Port Harcourt.

Abdurrahman Ahmed Bundi
Writes from London
The United Kingdom

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