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🚨 TRENDING: INEC's 2027 Aspirants' Forms Spark Fresh Debate Over Candidates' Educational Records 😲😱

The educational qualifications published in the nomination documents of leading presidential aspirants have once again ignited conversations across Nigeria.

According to the details being widely shared from the forms:

Peter Obi
📘 Primary School: St. Augustine's Primary School, Anambra (1973)
📘 Secondary School: Christ the King College, Onitsha (1978)
📘 Higher Institution: University of Nigeria, Nsukka – B.A. Philosophy (1984)

Bola Ahmed Tinubu
📘 Primary School: Not listed on the circulated form
📘 Secondary School: Not listed on the circulated form
📘 Higher Institution: Bachelor of Science (1979)

It is worth noting that President Tinubu has previously stated publicly that he attended St. John's Primary School, Lagos, Children's Home School, Ibadan, and later graduated with a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration from Chicago State University in 1979. These educational claims have been the subject of public and legal scrutiny in previous election cycles.

The publication of the latest nomination documents has now raised fresh questions among Nigerians, with many asking why some earlier schools do not appear on the circulated form.

🗣️ What do you think?
Should presidential aspirants provide a complete educational history on their nomination forms, or is listing the highest qualification enough?

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Linzkits: I once asked a question before now... That, if tinubu school certificate were forged based on revelations before the last election, what will he use for the coming,

Because there is still no reconciliation ground for his educational background.
NativeMan: You know one thing I respect about Tinubu’s administration and his team? They seem to understand political strategy very well. They know how to keep the opposition and her followers occupied while consolidating their own position. We’ve seen similar tactics work before, and many Nigerians may not re...
Francis Onabis: There should be uniform KYC for anyone seeking public office in Nigeria. All information must be provided. Not provided should not be accepted.