hercules07: What is the job of the Human Rights and Civic Organisations, they need to help vet the credentials of our leaders, if indeed Amosun submitted fake credentials, he should be impeached and prosecuted. We do not need a certificate forger as a leader in the SW.

I am full agreement with you here.

Link to FOI request and answers -- [url]https://www.whatdotheyknow.com/request/128932/response/318912/attach/3/FOI%202012%2077%20Response.pdf[/url]

Pukkah: But why is Sanusi not extending his threat to resign to the letter to Jonathan on NNPC's $49b?

I lost a lot of respect for Sanusi after that issue.
As principles are generally considered indivisible, my conclusion is that he is just as compromised as his traducers.

Nah, @OP is not after a current minister's wife. He is deliberately traveling via a circuitous route, in the hope that other commentators will connect up the dots. Well, I have!

Since FFK was not exactly the paragon of public service, the gloating evident in that first post is driven by narcissism.
To be honest, it is rather difficult to see how discussion threads like this actually help the cause of probity.

DerideGull:

eGonorrhea

Are you insane? You have gone from Stella Oduah did not earn master degree to a high school dropout. I guess the force of tribal bigotry is wonderfully influential on you.

Lol! eGuerrilla aims to cajole, comfort and castigate reprobates, as the prevailing wind permits.
Consider this, a 'teachable moment'

pazienza: Yor.obas are pathetic human beings, watch them whine and cry when stella comes to defend herself. A single igbo princess, using the whole of yo.roba people to play football, get them riled up, and then give them a proper smack down! Stella bu nwanyi kajara akaja! *grins*

Ethnic chauvinism would always be the final retreat of a scoundrel.

If you think what you've read thus far presents the princess in an unfavourable light, let's see how you react to the following article - sourced from a foremost pro-Biafra website.

ndu_chucks:

Some of us are willing to give Stella the benefit of the doubt, but I must confess that things are not looking very good. She was in the US for exactly 4 years and left with a master's degree. This remarkable achievement means that she completed her studies in record time. My question is, why did she not highlight such a significant achievement in her CV

You are fast becoming a legend for your uncanny ability to deliver two-footed tackles around these parts.
The doubt conveyed in the emboldened portion of your post betrays just the kind of thinking we need in our law enforcement agencies.

DerideGull:

Would not agree that only a dullard will conclude that the statement “she immediately stayed back to study for her Masters Degree which she achieved in 1983” meant she stayed back at St. Paul’s College Lawrenceville?

From the context of the paragraph, the statement “she immediately stayed back to study for her Masters Degree which she achieved in 1983” meant she stay back in USA to pursue her masters degree instead of returning to Nigeria.

I was drawing on my real world experience just as I did during the BMW saga, uncle Dullard.

If it looks like a duck, swims like a duck, and quacks like a duck, then it probably is a duck.

To be clear, I have seen enough of these cases in the world of employment to spot deliberate obfuscation from a mile off.

Her educational development began in Anambra state where she had her primary and secondary education at St. John’s Primary School Odoakpu and Zixton Secondary School Ozubulu before proceeding to St. Paul’s College Lawrenceville from 1978-1982, where she bagged her first Degree in Accounting. On completion of her first degree, she was not lured into taking up paid employment but was determined to have the best education and at the highest level, so she immediately stayed back to study for her Masters Degree which she achieved in 1983.

Get the undiscerning reader to accept the veracity of the first claim, which may or may not be true (before proceeding to St. Paul’s College Lawrenceville from 1978-1982, where she bagged her first Degree in Accounting. On completion of her first degree). Then tunnel the second and more important assertion (payload) which you know to be false - so she immediately stayed back to study for her Masters Degree which she achieved in 1983) - while leaving just enough wiggle room to feign complete innocence if found out. Brilliant!

eGuerrilla has an eye for this kind of chicanery.

Now that the folks at Premium Times have provided the official citation submitted for Madam Oduah's senate hearing, I think this matter has been settled once and for all.

BRIEF CITATION ON PRINCESS STELLA ADAEZE ODUAH,OON- HONOURABLE MINISTER OF AVIATION FEDERAL REPUBLIC OF NIGERIA
Princess Stella Adaeze Oduah was born on the 5th of January 1962 into the Royal family of HRH, Igwe D.O Oduah, the Igwe of Akili-Ozizor in Ogbaru Local Government Area of Anambra State. William Shakespeare wrote in one of his many literary works that “some are born great, some achieve greatness, and some have greatness thrust upon them”. Princess Stella Adaeze Oduah was born and has achieved greatness not by any stroke of luck but through years of hard work, dedication, focus and determination. There was therefore no surprise that she rode roughshod and carved a niche for herself in a male-dominated industry.

She realized very early in life the indispensability of a sound education in her growth plans in life and therefore pursued her education with all diligence and sense of purpose. Her educational development began in Anambra state where she had her primary and secondary education at St. John’s Primary School Odoakpu and Zixton Secondary School Ozubulu before proceeding to St. Paul’s College Lawrenceville from 1978-1982, where she bagged her first Degree in Accounting. On completion of her first degree, she was not lured into taking up paid employment but was determined to have the best education and at the highest level, so she immediately stayed back to study for her Masters Degree which she achieved in 1983.

Princess Stella Adaeze Oduah returned to her Fatherland in 1983 to participate in the mandatory National Youth Service Corps Scheme (NYSC) and she was posted to NECA for her place of primary assignment. On successful completion of her National youth service she got a permanent employment with the NNPC where she worked for years before voluntarily retiring into private business. During her period of employment with NNPC, she served in different capacities and won numerous accolades and awards for excellent performance including the “THE NNPC GMD AWARD FOR OUTSTANDING PERFORMANCE”...
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Note: I have decided not to post the URL for the full citation, to avoid getting banned yet again, but do feel free to visit the PT website.

Greetings mods,

When you get a chance, please liberate my eGuerrilla handle from the clutches of NL's spambot.

Thanks.