Why Tinubu’s CSU Certificate Shows ‘Female’ – President’s Lawyer, Afolabi

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Wole Afolabi, President Bola Ahmed Tinubu’s lawyer, has posited that a mixup at Chicago State University is the reason Tinubu’s certificate indicates “F” meant for a female.

The lawyer stated this during an interview on Channels Television when asked why the President’s certificate carries “F.”

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“The transcript that was provided by Southwest College indicated F. It was clear. All of the other particulars did match information of President Bola Tinubu. Now, the registrar was interviewed on why the discrepancies. He said the person applying for the school ticked the box of a male not a female and when the admission letter was issued it was issued to Mr Tinubu.

“When the question was put to Dr West Brown, he said it is not unusual for universities to mix up. He (West Brown) has been to several universities. It is possible,” Afolabi said.

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Addressing the discrepancies on the signatures, Afolabi said that certificates were not issued at the time of graduation, until one applied for them.

He added that the person who issued the certificate Tinubu submitted to the Independent National Electoral Commission might not have been in the university in 1979.

The 2023 presidential candidate of the Peoples Democratic Party, Atiku Abubakar, who is challenging Tinibu’s victory in the election, had filed case at the District Court, Northern Illinois in the United States which ordered the Chicago State University to release Tinubu’s academic records to him.

Reacting, a former spokesperson for Atiku, Segun Sowunmi, said that they were not sure if Tinubu attended Chicago State University.

“We have it on record that they are running left and right and cannot own the certificate which says he is female. There is a security number on that certificate linked to a female name. How do we know if he attended the school?”