NADECO asks FBI to probe CSU over president’s certificate

The group, in a statement signed by its Executive Director, Lloyd Ukwu, and Publicity Secretary, David Adenekan, also wants the FBI and the Social Security Administration to determine how a social security number belonging to another person began to be used by the Nigerian president.

“Who actually owns the Social Security number, 231-06-0595, written on the transcripts that the Chicago State University registrar used as an exhibit that was attached to the deposition given under oath?“We, as citizens of Nigeria from all over the world, are asking and requesting the United States University Accreditation Body and Chicago State University Board of Trustee to look into this matter in order to clear the good reputation of Chicago State University (CSU).

“NADECO USA is committed to the struggle to save Nigeria from corrupt and bad leaders. We, therefore, seek your cooperation to help Nigeria do a thorough and complete background check on Mr. Bola A. Tinubu, an enigma that has consistently fought to hide his true identity.

“The world needs to know why President Bola A. Tinubu habitually goes to court to stop the release of his documents if he does not have anything to hide?

“As American voters and firm believers in democracy, we appeal to our elected officials to take this issue seriously to protect democracy in Nigeria and Africa as a whole.”

In addition to the statement, NADECO USA, yesterday, morning (Chicago, US Time), addressed a hybrid World press conference at the famous Chicago City Hall, and vowed to physically go to the FBI head office as well as that of the Social Security Administration, among others, to deliver the communique read out at the press conference.

The group said, henceforth, Nigerian-American voters would be looking at candidates’ records and responses to Nigerian issues before casting its votes.

“We’re no longer going to be voting “one size fits all” type of voting, candidates must earn our votes before they get them,” it said in the communiqué